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Ar» Wtft* aKKasaaEEssrrsB **w 5SKSKS3SH 5 'l|«nb ^*jSA<^iW»|i|«wBtt Of^dW^jifcpi)»„\^\' u EAGLE HARBOR iK 4 tic 4 m m tO/km. Annie StwkwerthQV WAS the «uest on Chrfetross pi her sfa- ter, Mi»a Helen Ander/jon of Al- bion Mlw Helen Hungerford woo the guest of Miss Wilma Palmer of Cpnes recently, M)'8. Lorettu Hitchcock is'quite ill ot her homo went, ot town. Mr. and Mfu. MOB Tompkins ah(l Mlsges Joyce and June Tomp- feliW spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bacon and family of Niagara Fulls. Mr, and - Mrs. Adolph Durf ee 0/1 n .... t! Buffalo were Sunday guoste of her II p?«^ Jarflrjts, Mr. and Mni. Harry Putt. * €?!« 1 Mri. Elton Cooner and Miss Qorotby Cooper attended church here Sunday. i^ff Mi»» Mlnnio Southworth spent fie? ChrlsfmflB with Mr. and Mrs. C. fe>? A, CUtts and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wi\ Hunftorford. f/$ fAr. and Mrs. Harry Putt, Miss \''•'' Helen and Junior Putt were the Christmas guests of Mrs. Emma Bennett and Loron Bennett. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wilson wore entertained on Christmas at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pack of Kenyonville. Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Cutis attend- ed the funeral of a cousin in Nl- itgOTii Falls on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fldinger entertained their daughter and v-M Vi fM husband on Christmas. m m « 1 1 N EAST LYNDONVILLE •j 1: ' Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Ames and fajmJly spent Christmas with friends in Medina. Mi 1 , and Mm. Hoy Albon spent Christmas eve with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Wright of Kant Auroru, N. V. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllurd Sinclair and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Walts of Medina on Christ- mas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Houseman awn!, Christmas ovo with Mr. and Mrs. Eurl Albonu. Mr. and Mrs. dcorgc Albone and family spant Christmas Day with relatives at llldgewiiy. Sovorul from hero enjoyed tho dinnor and Christmas entertain- ment at Oak Orchard December 23rd. Mr. and Mm. Hoy Albon enter- tained fifteen guests at a family party ChrlstmuH Day. ( RIDGE WAY 1 — fh ' Mr. and Mrs. fleorao Owen, of Tonnwundu, nlo Christmas dinnor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher. DHVO Williams and fumlly called on her brollioi , George ychiwldor, Christmas eve Mis. Jessie Uk-hardson and Mrs William Vincent, of Shelby, culled on Mrs. ldu Hoyce .Saturday after- noon. Mi. and Mm dun Htraba wore Christmas «ucnlu of Mr unci Mrs U«Oi|jtt Trow Mm Ruth (lakes und daugh- ter, Louh, of Hyiuaiiit', uti< spend- infl tho hiilldiiyn with relutlves In this pluce Petri. Dnhmcn U able to bo out 4gillll ut^i'i being (-unfilled to the house foi ae\ciul days with 11 cold Mr. and Mm lloyce Hi't'd and ctiildron wen- Christmas gueals of her parents In Albion. Mni. Alice Nudd, of ICuulu iinr- bor, culled on hor sister, MIB El- inor ll'lsher, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Aldorson entertained guests on Christinas day Miss Ellen Oohocn, of the Slado loud, visited hur cousin, Mrs. [toyco Heed, Monday afternoon. Oris Orlmes und family spent Chrlntmas day with his parents, Hi. und Mrs. Richard Orlmes. Mr. and Mrs Mlitord 11111, of Medina, called on her brother; Peter Diihmen, i'YIdny evening W0LCOTT8VILLE Mrs, Minnie ICarltaw, of Wol- eottsvillo, enterud Into rest Thurs- day evening, December 24, at thy uge of 77 yours, She loaves to mourn her loss six dough tors, Mrs William Urtlc, Mrs, Arthur Bob- cock, Mrs. Albert Bonthin of Me- dina, Mrs. William 8y of Wol- colUtvllle, Clara Hofort and Mabel Knrkow of Loekport; two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Tenu Mar- tin of Rochester, Mrs. Christ Ack- er of Buffalo, Charles Yogow of Medina, and Ferdinand Yiujow of 0»klU>UI. also nine grandchildren. The funeral services were held Sunday, December 27, at 2 o'clock Feed Grinding, Corn Shelling and Mixing at J. 0. RIGNEL CO., INC. (OKJLKAN8 MILLS) Main St., Medina, N. Y. R ATENTS AMO TRADE-MARKS .A.$NOW8cCO Successful Practice since 1875. Over 25.000 patents obtained tor inventors in every section of country. Write for booklet telling how to obtain a patent, with list of clients in your State. 710 8th St.. Washington, D. C Onto Kve$\tylQ of Clarence Cen 'Mr. awaTiite Wfa^^Mmi'eti*'} tertrilrtea at a family \idH&MWr oh 1 Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs, C C. Meyer spent Christmas and the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ingram at Ni- agara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ochs of Cleveland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Watson on Sat- urday, Donald Bloyle is spending the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bulley. Mm, Evalyn Schroder and fami- ly spent Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hollcnbcck at Batavla. Merrill mnA Mr*; Call* BelL T . . tJRr, ai«J nth Ch#eXe« j^nnen at *dr lot© JreridjSucfc mfiiA *t &$& ««»* IJeymoirfij^ TW4„ Homer ftfountaln Bfdge C^*tc«y^ weft vvt&t&ot Mr, and: fjM, Hpy JMTr, and Mr«, Fred JStahl ent^> tonnen r &t OaklMd, ^ ' , -• taiflcd their 'children with, a 1b.fid. Mv (9 nAM;*,J,tt'M>r Chtfistmoo dinner. The gmtu were Ian were jfueats M My. and Mr*. Mr. and Mvft. Herbert Fa»kel, Mr. \ — - • - — and Mrs Fred Stahl, Jr., and family, and Alvln Statil, all of the Ditch road. Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Meltz and son, Wilfred, ahd daughter, Helen, of Feet street, were Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mrg. Meltz's parents, Mr. and Mra. Ferdinand Lange, ot Niagara Fails. Mr. Lange is in poor health due to old age. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meitz and son and daughter, of Pect street, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Faakell and son. Roger, of Oris wold street, Mr. una Mrs. Fred Stahl, Sr„ Howard Cummings, and Mrs. Herbert Faskel spent Christmas eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stahl, Jr., and family, en- Joying the radio and Christmas tree. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Aralong and son, Earl, and Miss Dorothy Amlong, of Loekport, wore Sun- day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glfoba and daughters, of Meadvllie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stahl, Jr., und family, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stahl, Sr., und Howard Cummings were supper guests Sunday even- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Faskel. of tho Ditch road. Born Suturday, December 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olbbs, of Mead vl lie, a daughter. Mrs. Gibbs was formerly Hilda Amlong. Mrs. Lowls Hasely and Mrs. Bortho Cummings uro helping to euro for Mrs. Wulter Oibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruning uro entertaining relutlves from Michigan. Mr. Lewis Hasely assisted Mr. and Mrs. John Glbbu, of Meud- vllle, butchering some porkers. JOHNSON CREEK The murrlugo of Madeline M. Uarnwoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Au«uat Barnwoll, of Lock- port, una J. Douglas Chapman, son of Mr. und Mrs. W. D. Chup- mnn. of this place, took place Suturday morning, Docombor 26, at IO o'clock in the rectory of St. John's Church In Loekport. Rev. A. Francis Clancy olllclatod. The bride wore u dross of aqua mar- no cropo with brown accessories, und wore u corsogo of bride's rosea and gypsophlla. Tho bridesmaid, Miss Claire Hltzenthulcr, of Lock- port, was ulao dresned In aqua murine crepe dud brown acces- sories;, and wore u corsage of roses. Floyd Drum, of thin place, WIIB bent mini. A wedding breuk- limt for the hrtrlul purty wus held lit the Park Hotel in Loekport, Willi u reception at the bride's linmc Intel Mr. und Mrs C'hiip- inun left mi u short niotoi trip, und nfler Junuuiy I will be ut Ilium- In Johnson Creek IIARTLANU WHICII Nlalit will bo observed in 11 le M. I 1 '. Church Thursday evening from l» until 12 Lunch 11I 1() o'clock. Ladles of the Ninth 11111 tlntul M K Chinch will hold 11 uuppn Wednesday evening, December 30, ut (I III) lit the home of Mi unit Mrs Chin les llmylry I.mtles' Aid of the Methodist I'liui e h will meet Wednesday, Junutiry 0, in the church pnilors A dinner will he nerved ut noon In churge of the Kust division. Mr. und MIH Ralph Welch and Mi und Mm I,. J KlnleU, of Me- dina, were supper guoHla Monday evening In the home of Mr and Mm. Hulph While EASfsHELBY A wntch night service ut the Kust Shelby church will be held on New Yearn eve whrii the> evutvge- llstle nervlces will be brought to a clime Jennings llowcrs was home from Buffalo over Sunday Ucorge llegole, who was ut the Until via Hospital on Suturduy for the removal of his tonsils, returned home on Sunday and Is getting illoiiK nicely Mrs. Oruce Ulshop had for her ffuosta on Christmas Mr and Mrs Kuil Snell of Mlllvllle, and Mrs Lllltan Wheeler of Medina. The Rev, und Mrs Paul Huyett und daughter of Stephensvllle were Chiislmus guests of tho Rev. and Mrs Duvld Klinglor. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Caldwoll und sons, Curl of Rochester, Ulch- iird c»f New York City, and Ross, und cluughter Rglh wore guests of Mi and Mrs Benjamin Caldwell In Medina Mr and Mrs Jerry Culver en- tertained their children and grand- children on Christmas Day Mr and MIB Wlllurd Bleyle and fumlly, of Kenmore. spent the day with Mr and Mrs I'lmide Hal ley- Mr and Mrs S J Watson, Mr mni Mrs Lincoln Shaw of lione- ove Kails were Christmas guests ' cation ,„{ltt f na&JUt*, i;ilak Ctiiyer.heW J»ed <?hri»tro«s J?sy> - ,' t , ,i a'foMJJy dlnneif ,o» phxwmu eve- the annual business meeting: ot * Mn, _M»y B«k»r h*4 for her th* church\ will be held Tuesday Hi«to Mrs, Cynthls Bob*rU and evening at 7:30 followed by a '-'•^Mswt Qttot awXtvm *nd*0t» watch meeting. ' , Mis* Margaret Gonnan tit nofhe firom Buffalo fop h?r V#catipny Mt. mi Mr*, Charles Ilaak en- tertained Mr, and .Jtfrs. Carl Muni- zel; Mar. ahd Mw.rA, Munzel, Mr. and Mr*. MiMord Boyle, Mr. Frank Bowerr on ChTtetma'B, Mr.^nd'JWif* Kenneth pooram and mn Warren of Loekport spent; Mr, and Mi*8. Hasley Pratt en* tertained Mr. and Mrs, J. D, Pratt and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Shultz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pratt and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pratt and family for Christmas Day. Mr. Harold Audas was home from Gowanda the first part of the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Audas. Mrs. Mable Smith and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saunders. The Christmas meeting, of The Ladies Aid Society was held Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Haak. Gifts were exchanged by the members. The president, Mrs. Harley Pratt, was presented with a beautiful bed spread from the society. Fine re- freshments were served by the hostess. (Too Late for Last Week) On Sunday morning East Shel- by and Millvllle will hold a union service at East Shelby Methodist church at 10:45 a. m. and evening services at 7:30. Sunday school will be held at 10 a. m. The Service and Hospitality meeting for December was held at tho Grango hall on Monday evening. Sixty-five were present, supper was served and a Christ- mas tree followed. Carl Caldwoll of Rochester is home for the holidays. Mrs, Donald Rorlclt, who has been a patient at the Medina Me- morial Hospital, is convalescing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Posson. Minn Helen Meyer and Harold Bradley of Niagara Falls spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. C, C. Meyer, Cecil Hamann, a student at Tay- lor University, in spending the holidays at his home here. Wal- lace Puge and Earncstine Pask of Mlllvllle, also students at Taylor, are homo for the holidays. They were uccompanled by Miss Morri- son. Robert Stevenson, Robort Lantenulager and Garfield Steod- mon, who are assisting at the ovungollstlc service ut East Shel- by. Mr. und Mrs. William Watson of Loekport spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Watson. George Smith of Albion visited his mother, Mrs. Ella Smith on Monday. Mr. und Mrs. Loverne Corff of Lakcvlew, Buffalo, were recent guests of their mother, Mrs. Mary Corff. Mr. und Mm, Stonley Goffleld and duughter, Norma L,ee, of WEST GAINES Charles Crowley and mother, Mrs. Catherine Crowley spent Christmas and a few days with Rochester relatives. Mrs. Clyde Pickett and grand- daughter, Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pickett and son Pratt, were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller at Medina Christ- mas Day. Mrs. Sarah Harmer and Miss Florence Harmer 'entertained on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harmer of Gaines and her daughter, Ester; Mr. Clarence Harmer of Fulton; Mrs. Sarah Stewart and Miss Anna Stewart of Gaines. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Park spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guvigan at Transit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Porter and daughters entertained on Christ- mas Mr. Porter and family, his mother and his two sisters and their families of Lyndon ville; brother Lewis and family of Mil- lers, and Mr. Ross Belson and family of Kuckvllle. Others who entertained at Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ailard; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison; M. and Mrs. Elmer Morse; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffert and Mrs. A. V. Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Spunton RochostTrT'were. gucsuTof Mr.'and ! und Mr - ^ M™- Howard Spanton 1 entertained on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Lee Spanton and sons, Junior and Billy of Ouk Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lyman of Rochester. Mrs. Isaac Hewlett entertained at dinner on Chrtstmus Day Mr. und Mrs. Earl Duvi.s und furnily; Mi and Mrs. Ilowurd Davis of this place, Mr. und Mrs. Nelson Uuvis and daughter Janet of Ma- ple Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caleb and children of Scott Road; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cooper of Oak Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hill and children, Hobby and Lois of Lee Street Road and Mr. and Mrs. II. J Lund of this plocc were the dinner guests of Mr. und Mrs. W. K Hill of Maple Ridge Christmus. Ronald Spinks attended the Christmas entertainment ot the Transit school last Wednesday evening. Mrs Cecil Park opened her home to her pupils und their mothers last Wednesday afternoon to a Christ- mas purty und tree. Mr. und Mrs. Sydney Fitzgerald left Monduy morning for their home In New York City. Mr. und Mrs. Edward Soyers took them as far as Rochester, where they were to call on their nephew, Russell Holland, who has been very ill with pneumonia. The pupils of Gaines district No. 3 school under the supervision of their teacher, Mrs. Howard Davis, gave a splendid entertainment lust Wednesday evening at the school house They played to a full house. The program was opened by an- nouncer Jack Anderson. The fol- lowing pre-primary children gave recitations nt the opening of the program: Cheryl Burnes, Betty Allen, Buddy Larson, Earl Young, David Canham and Isabel Lai- sen. This was followed by songs and short plays by members of the school After the entertainment a Christmas tree was enjoyed by all. The girls mode holders as gifts for their mothers and friends, the boys also gave gifts of their own hand work, plant stands and match scratchers. All scenery and tree decorations were made by the children. Mrs. Davis and her pu- pils doserve much prulse for the splendid entertainment given. The Misses Geraldlne Davis and Aleen Howard are home from Brockport for their vacation. Miss Maxine Porter is home from Rochester. Mrs. John D. Roberts on Sunday Mrs Annu Vincent left Monday for Plltsfleld, Massachusetts, und she will spend some time with her son uail wif«-, Mr and Mrs. Ivun Vincent Minn Murlori Chubbuck closed her school in the White I'lgeon district unci Arthur Srhrudrr ut K S(ielb.v on Wednesday evening with ChriMtinas trees and pro- grams Mr. und Mrs Khot Ford of Rochester wore guests of their gi iindinothrr, Mrs l.ulu C'omstock on Monduy evening. ALABAMA (Too Late f^ir Lust Week) Howard J->chrtiunl( has mined fiom l.ii Vern Gruy's house to South Alabama Kay Slur k weather of Bethany visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Slarkweuther on Sunday Mr und Mrs. Stanton Garrison are receiving congratulations over the arrival of 11 little nine pound daughter at the home. Mrs. Garri- son formerly wus Miss Eleanor Newton Win, Taber of Oakflcld was cal- ling on old friends in town on Monday Ralph Ford o( Buffalo spcnl the week end with his mother, Mrj. Hn/.el l''ord. Miss Eva Starkweather is con- fined tn tho bed. Mrs Jennie Plxley and Mrs. Flora Plxley recently entertulned Mr and Mrs. George CJratrlck, Miss Nora Potter, Mr. and Mrs William' \Vllson , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klosen, Mrs. Harriet Webster and Mi'iiyn Merlile, all of Batavla. SHELBY Miss Dorothy and Edno Rawson of New York arc spending their holiday vacation with their par- ents, Huv und Mrs. Rawson. Mr and Mrs. Walter Coloman and faintly. Mr. Bort Coleman spent Chrtstmus in Albion with Mr und Mrs. Jny Harris. Mrs. Cllften Simmons is on tho sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Hale and daughter, Normn Jean nnd Mr Frank lligford were in Rochester Christmas vvtth Mr und Mrs. Nor- man Peters Miss U>ulsc Vuil Is home from Fredoiilu with her parents, Mr nnd Mrs Hertmm Vail, for her vu- wmssasasssmpsBtiem Culver ot Medina, Mrs. Hattie Devpnihire and-wn ;CJyde, and JWr. and MwuFaul Devonshire and daughter* Beatrice, Marian and Shirley, Mr. and Mr*, Rudolph Zanow entertained Buffalo relatives on Sunday, Mrs, J. D, Waterbury remains about the same Mr. and Mrs Irving Sill and daughter, Miss Helen, and son, John, were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs Herrell Botsford of Medina. Miss Helena Waterbury of Al- bion spent Christmas day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Barnum had as guests on Christmas day Mrs. Barnum's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson and family and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hungerford entertained on Christmas and. over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Clay- /ton Fisher, Mrs. Ella Reese and Mr. James Beck of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wheeler and son Milton spent Christmas and the week end with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Hayner of Rochester. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Donald has been seri- ously ill. Mrs. Lillian Fraser entertained at a family gathering on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunham held a family gathering on Christ- mas day. Those present were the j Misses Maude and Marjory Dun- ham of Canandaigua, Loren Dun- ham and family, and Mrs. Dun- ham's mother, Mrs. James Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Peters and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Parsels and family spent Christ- mas day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Barnum. Mrs. Ella Mastain spent Christ- mas with relatives at Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. F. McCauty and son were Christmas day guests of Clayton Day and family at Gaines. Mr. Eddie Barnum is still con- fined to his home. Miss Wilma Stisser is spending a few days with Mrs. Lydia Hunn of Somerset. Miss Ruth Heidemann is spend- ing some time with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Heidemann. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson and family have returned to their home here after, a visit with rela- tives and friends in Rome, Ga. Franklin Houseman, has returned from the Memorial hospital, Me- dina, slowly improving. The Grange Christmas celebra- tion at the hall Monday evening was well attended and enjoyed by all. The nexi. cegular meeting will be held In. January. The Misses Alice Gray and. Jeanctte MxAdams, teachers in the high school, and Mrs. Francis Blook, teacher in district No. 4. are spending the holidays in Florid at Roger Martin is spending the holiday vacation in Wolcott with relatives. Lowell Barnum and family of Kuckvllle were Sunday guests of his brother, Vernon Barnum and family. ^'y^y\^^>r CORNER WINDOWS NEW BUILDING TREND KNOWLESVILLE if Mi und Mrs William Watson und IMlsjte.'i Minnie nnd Kmma llcli of Loekport Mr and Mrs l.everne llegole mid son Geoige were guests of Mi and Mrs William Dean at Oukflrld Mrs Klla Smith entertained her children and grandchildren on Christmas Day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Jenny and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Culver and daughter Juno und W, O. Jenny were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bennett at Spone«srport on Christmas. Mrs. Jessie Bulsch and son Wal- ter of Middleport spent the d»y LYNDONVILLE Mr and Mrs L Evans of Me- dina. Mi Charles Evans nnd fami- ly spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs Olen Gardner and family. Jean Grior und Marguerite Hunk were over night guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mllford Boyle Monday. Mr. Hulltrtt Brace of Medina had Christmas dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brace. Mm. Maud Coon spent Christ- mas with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lunnon and family. Miss Inez Neat is home from Ni- agara Falls for her holiday vaca- tion. Mr. and Mn. Wells Lorowoll and hyo toon^of Albion we** (he A Happy New Year to you all. Prof L. A. Webber and wife ore spending their holiday vacation at New Woodstock. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. H. Nlo have gone to St. Petersburg, Fla„ for the re- mainder of the winter. The Christmas pageant, \The Nativity\ given In the auditorium of the Lyndonville high school on Sunday evening was much enjoyed by a large audience. Born on December 19, 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blanchard of North Main street, 0 daughter. Mr. and Mrs, David Flstt enter- tained at a family Christmas gathering \Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barns spent last Thursday, Friday and Satur- day in Buffalo und were guests of his sister, Mabel Burns, on Christ- mas Day. They will spend New Years with Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodside spent Christmas with their daugh- ter, Mrs Joseph O'Shea and family in Niagara Falls und they returned home with them Saturday for the rest of the holiday vacation. Mrs. Frank Cobb passed away Sunday morning after a long ill- ness, aged 83 years. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. David Kllngler officiating. Burial was in Boxwood. Her hus- band has the sympathy of the en- tire community. Robert Sinclair in company with four boy friends, motored to Florida last week to spend the holidays. He is the guest of his nunt, Mrs. Edith Bradley Jacobs In Deland, Fla. The Grange held a social meet- ing in Grange Hull last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Minnie Stouley and daugh- ter, Mrs. Emma Mather and son Andrew, spent Christmas with Mrs. Ella Whipple of Medina, Mrs. Mather spending her Christmas at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hlggins en- tertained their family Christmas. Mrs. George Pettingill of Albion, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sibley and sons of Lyons were calling on rel- atives Saturday afternoon. Iona Axtell, who teaches in Poughkeepsle, is spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Axtell. Mr. and Mrs. George Axtell are hold- ing \open house\ for a week. Thelm'a Roach, who attends Fredonia Normal School, is visit ing her mother, Steva Roach and grandfather, John Roach. Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Payne spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard Salisbury near Fancher. The school entertainment given in Grange Hall lost Wednesday- night was largely attended and was a big success. The ploy \A Strike in Santa Claus Land\ was well given and was preceded by recitations, songs, etc and followed by a Christmas tree loaded down with presents for all the children. The Medina Santa Clous was present and as- sisted everyone in making merry. On Thursday night the school children went through the village singing Christmas carols and de- livered 12 baskets of fruit, cookies and candy to shut-ins. The next meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held in the School Building next Tues- day evening, Jan. 5th. The charter New Grouping Increases Light and Air iix- Home A 0ECAJ3E.or two. ago* boases all over the country begaai to.sprout Bunrpnrcb.es > Countless outside porches were glassed}In,.ltoauhrted and used, as- an extra lLv.iiag-room by the entire family. When, a. suit- able ponob did 1 not exist, an additional room was often, added'far-dots purpose. Chintz-, wicker and cages of canaries brigtrtenadi every neighborhood'. j The Joys of plenty- of sunlights- were found, after a wlUfe, how- ever, to Ua-ve contain, drawbacks. Pleasant by day,,, these rooms were discovered, to, hoive rh* traditional privacy of/ tiro goUdfisb bowl after dark. Under electron- lilgbt, either every, one- of fine many shades had to bo- drawn oe tbe- wboie neigh- borhood, and! casual passersby bad a spotlighted- view at the family life. AJSoi being entirely of wln- tiowa, these rooms were hard to deoomte lib an atrtraaietiYe way. Tha eosnec grouping of windows was a> lDgtc*t com promise and so tiucoessftuJ: that they are rapidly In- creasing in popularity. This ar- rangement of w.tattowa Is not con- fined to ansy oae room In the house. It Is-, suitable for living coomv dining; room, bedroom or breaiftfasl nooJt. It provides an adanaale but restricted area of un- obstructed ligbt and air without disturbing the functions of the room as a \. hole. There are two types oif n|,:'i'-allon for the living room.. On,- la the placing of two groupa of I-1 inch doorB at the corner ot tl > room as Illustrated. These provli'i- air and light and also give easy iccess to the outside garden or ten.ice. Another Is 10 havo two groups or two or nicni> regulation BUS), or rnseinent windows. Uroad win- dow seats on one- or botiii walls. * will provide a place- for reading; or resting as well aaai grand: play-' space for children*. witU- storage , space for toys laaide tile- seats.! . Here children can, play, la sun- light while mother- mendB> goes • over her accounts, andl y,et Keeps t an eye on what IS going 1 , om. In a t home with a. separata- oiuarsery.i J the same planoan be- wonted outif there. , I The breakfast nook; la a partic- J ularly pleasant plane; to> use thfsj double grouping, dbxslvere is it j more pleasant to> Ita-ste- plenty of j sunlight andi air than> a& the break- j fast table. Too, aCCetii tfeese spac-'-i es are dark, and 1 tntaJ-ly devoid of any circulation: of a£r at ail, and[ Just a little, planning would make possible UHa. change- Yon will And too,, that you, uae- this alcove^ il for many purposes* outside break fast. 1 In building, a new homo, this type of growing to. oif course, easy enough, tx* aurcange, twit you will be surprised! to Bad hbw simple It will be to, work into remodeling plans. Coasittt your local archi- tect or buffcter and he will tell you how. I j Try having a sun-corner and f then wonder how you ever got along without one. is still open for new members and it is hoped all the parents will join and give it their support. The pub- lic is also cordially invited. On Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker entertained Mr. Arthur In- gram and son, Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ames, of Know- lesville, Edwin Richardsori of Pine Hill, Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Allen and daughter Loraine of East Bethany and Chas. Colton and mother and two children of Shelby Center. Mrs. Ida Humphrey will enter- tain the Ladies 500 Club at Fair- view Manor, next Wednesday af- ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowe and son, Raymond, attended a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Amos have moved on the Samuel Aldredge farm and will care for her mother, Mrs. Samuel Aldredge, who is sick. Beryl Thaxter was home from Niagara Falls for Christmas and the week end. Margaret Frost is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Harold Barnum at Adams Basin. Herbert Hill remodeled and painted all the old toys brought in to him by school children and these were given to children who otherwise might not have had any gifts this Christmas. The first basket ball game of the season was held in Grange hall Monday night, when a team from Barre had the victory over our team by a close margin of 17 to 13. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Root of Lee street returned home last week from their trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. Root's niece, Mrs. Mary Schenck and two children of Chicago, ac- companied them home and are visiting her mother, Mrs. Ray Grtnnell of East Shelby and other relatives for a week. A family reunion was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Payne Saturday night at their home. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carson, whose marriage occurred Monday, Dec. 28th. Mrs. Carson was formerly Ruth Achilles, daughter of Ross Achilles. AUCTION SALE C. V. Hicks will sell at auction Tuesday. Jan. 5th, on the Frank Coy farm, 1 mile west of Barre Center, 25 springer heifers and cows, and a good pair of work horses. Ed. Sayers, auctioneer. Sale begins at 1 o'clock. 28xx Subscribe for The Medina Tribune DO vou Know? This column is sponsored by th» Medical Society of the State of New York First metal skate was sold by Everett H. Barney in 1864. The habit of kissing a bruise or other hurt to make it well arose from the world-wide custom of sucking wounds to further their healing. ~—^~ Persons who go from the north- ern clime to the tropics should avoid alcohol, eat simple food, get plenty of sleep and drink a great deal of water. Two years Is the longest period northern people can live in the tropics with deteriora- tion of health. Baked beans, popularly thought of as the main diet of muscular men of the woods, contains a minimum of muscle building pro- teins. Increase in cancer death rate should not be a cause for alarm- More cases are now recognised and reported than formerly. Ex- perts doubt whether the disease is actually increasing, except as would naturally be expected from the fact that more people than formerly are living to enter the age period when cancer is to be expected to be found. Maintaining normal weight is one means of postponing heart trouble. 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