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\ '^mxm^^^M^l J t I RYWHEEE Local Brevities of the Weefc Next Wednesday is Ash Wed- nesday, the first day of Lent. George Hajngray, water com- missioner, jeporte there is 22 feet of water in the Shelby wells which is adequate for residential users. 300 chickens, and a barn were destroyed by fire on the Douglas Whitney Jarm in Kent last Thurs- day morning:. About $500 damage was done. j At a meeting of the Sons of the American Legion Monday evenujgJ Tom Voss was elected overseer to succeed Joseph Piazza, who is leaving town. Francis Sturges, who has many friends in Medina, has been elect- t ri superintendent of the Pullman Memorial .Universalis! Sunday School of Albion. Anthony Argana has purchased of James L. Keenan the Eagle Ho- tel property on the south side of Main street in LeRoy, and will lake possession on March 1st. JM^%fotf**N&9M.\ t& \ ,& «. rffar*? VT^»^*N& OBITUARY falo, whose car collided with a car operated fey Mjra Waters 'pf Medina. The accident (occurred August lfth in front of the Marine Hospital m Main street, J3utfalo. Next Wednesday being Ash Wednesday, devotions will be held at St Mary's Church at 7:30 in the evening, .Stations of the t£rnss will be held on Friday evening at 7:30. The members of the Holy 3Sfame Society of St Mary's Church are (requested to meet at Cleary'-s fTuneral Home at eight o'clock on Friday evening for services for Mr. George Wuhepn whose death occurred Wednesday night. Automobiles driven by Fred Fo- gel, 25, of the Ridge Road, and Philip Schepis, 19, oi the Gravel Road, collided Sunday afternoon in front of the latter's home. Those in Schepis ear were slightly bruis- ed while those in the other car escaped injury. > Adrian Fitzgibbons, 2£, who was found guilty By a jury in County Court in December of criminal negligence in connection with the death of Mrs. Salina Bacon in \ 'j The death of George Wdhelm, aged 7*, -at Glenwood Avenue, oc- curred early last evening at-the Medina Memorial Hospital after a fjiw d%s' illness^ Mr* Wflhelm was horn in Oberodem, Germany, in 1$2, and came to Medina as * young man. He married Hiss Elizabeth Mete ot Medina and has lived here since that time. He was a jnenabeir ©I St Mary's Church and of the Holy Name Society. There are no near relatives. The funeral wlllajbe held on Saturday from Cleary'i Funeral Home and at St MaryV Church at nine' c/ejflck. Interment at St. Mary's efinetecy. r WILLIAM UNDKE William Lindke, of Middleport, died at midnight last night in the Medina Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by bis wife and one daughter, For many years Mr. Lindke was in the shoe business in Medina with John Chapman. Later he moved to Middleport and opened a store of his own which he operated until ill health forced him to retire. Funeral arrangements have not been made. HIMENEALL «Y« nt .w<—-- —~ •' * HIBBAfcI>-SEARLS in City Bowling The marriage of Miss, Geraldlne T Aafrlia TlttQ WtfMair Seorts, daughter of m< wid Mrs, JjrtSpgW? Jk«W if W» Edward Searls. R. F, D„ Medina,. ,—„•..—. to. Robert H, Hibbard, son of MJT» As a resuH ot the City League and MjJvFrauH J&bfeardV Mcdfoiii bowling tou*Mmettt&eld $W?s$|»Sr too£ plinee »ajt $he Methodist pw- evening in the bowling alleys M day, tfanuaaey 3i, at * o'clock, Iw, F, MittlefehWlt, officiatatog. The! bride Was attractively attired in; 1 blue silk crepe with black acces- sories and wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. She was. attended by Miss Mary Jogalsbe of Buffalo, who was gowned in green silk crepe with brown accessories and wore a corsage of yellow rose- buds. The groom was attended by Clayton Searls, brother of the bride. Following ,tljo_ ceremony, a dinner was served to twelve guests at the home of the bride. After a short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard will be at home in Medina. The prenuptial events included a variety shower given by Mrs. Earl Fands of Batavta, and a red and white kitchen shower given by Mrs. Milton Kenwurd of Lyndon- ville. KfT„ H I Jay W Shaw, who has been sec- tary of the New York Press As- relation for the past fourteen | September, was sentenced Monday years, has resigned that office and, tQ Elmira Beformatocy until dis- the resignation as of January 31, lias been accepted by the Board of Directors. The old Exchange Hotel on Main -.treet in Albion, has seen its last days as such and the work has been started to raze the building for other purposes. It is under- stood a gas station will take its place in the near future. George Donaher, 51, of Shelby Center, lost control of his automo- bile last Thursday about midnight. It broke off a telephone pole and struck a bridge near the Shelby Mills. The machine was badly damaged but he was not hurt. A fifteen-day suspension was imposed on Andrew Bothey, Buf- WE PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD Cox the Jeweler to Elmira Reformatory 'until dis charged by law by County Judge B. E. Harcourt. Best By Every Test ! NU-FLAYR BREAD Hot From the Ovens Daily at Four o'clock. Hellwig\* Bakery Home of Good Things to £at We Driiver Junior Chamber Holds Meeting A dinner and business meeting of the Medina Junior Chamber of Commerce was held in the dining room of the Walsh Hotel last Monday evening with Viee-Chair- man Henry Jordan presiding. Twenty three members were pres- ent. Following the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting by Secretary Victor Rook and the report of Cornelius C. Haitz, Na- tional Counselor for the Medina Chapter, plans were discussed for holding the Medina Memorial Hos- pital Dance at the State Armory on April 2nd and the securing of a suitable orchestra for the occasion. The dance held last year by the organization to help raise funds for the securing of an X-ra,v ma- chine for the Hospital was one of the most successful affairs in many years with approximately $1,500 raised for this philanthropic cause. AIRS. PAUL SANUCCI Mrs. Paul Sanuccl, formerly of Medina, died Wednesday, Janu- .ary 27, in Buffalo. She is survived by her husband; seven sons, Frank of Los Anseles, Calif; Anthony, John, Joseph, James, Angelo and Albert and one daughter, Mrs. An- gelo Pilato, all of Buffalo. The I funeral was held Saturday morn- BLOUNT—SCHARLAU Miss Gertrude E. Scharlau, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Scharlau, of Lyndonville, and Floyd H. Blount, of Medina, were married Friday evening at 6 o'- clock, Rev. R. Malte officiating. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blount. Mr. and Mrs. Blount will reside at 1215 S. Main street, Medina. ' memi Reynolds and. SlAAtte$, the Texacos defeated thejifcwiedy outfit in three straight games, and 1toe gjydols tooK over the WWts Hotel by wlwatng .the first wid second games and dropping the third in a. i3sm twntest. The Bensloy's Service quintet lost the first game to the Rowley Coal contingent, but came from behind to win the second and third garn.es , winning out by the narrow margin ot 9 points. The Saunders Blue Coal also came out in front by defeating the Medina Trust Co, in the first and second games, but yielding the third. High score for the week in the league went to Fred Armstrong, bowling for the Medina Trust Co., who amassed a total of 592 points against the Saunders Coal team. I A comploto list of the sum- maries of the scores for the week follows; TEXACOS L. Mott 231 147 203 Hinckley 224 175 152 Shoemaker 179 103 192 Heilert 17« 162 144 Clelewtch 172 168 181 Two Bran* NewWvetsal VACUUM CWATNH^V^ BOOT MBS THIS feCBPflONAl OWE* Limited time only. «ion*fo*\« DemoMl*^; J j, JIMI ) JIIII Jl ]•' * X Tkl *V **V* Medina. Appliance/ Co.,», „ «, G.evhoundOjtf\ f I JOSEPH PARISH Joseph Parish, aged 80 years, of Millville, died Monday in a hos- pital in Rochester. He is survived by his wife; one brother, James and an adopted son, Charles Par- ish. The funeral was held Wed- nesday afternoon. Burial was in Millville Cemetery. 571 551 504 482 521 972 845 872 2689 KENNEDY BROS FAftli\ 1.0.0. F. Holds Memorial Service BOVVEN—HAAK £ iss Harriett Huuk, daughter of and Mrs. Charles Uaak of .by, and Frank Bowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bowen, of Gasport, were married Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Metho- dist parsonage, Rev. Arthur Greg- son officiating. They were attend- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Milford Boyle. The bride wore a three piece beige wool suit with brown ac- cessories and corsage of yellow roses. The matron of honor wore a beige suit with brown accessories und a corsage of pink roses. After the ceremony a dinner was served n-t Fairview Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen then left un a trip to Florida Morien Rich M. Dutcher Kendall Bunn L. Bloom IClngsley E\ Relmer W. Reimcr Cox 162 167 165 170 153 172 173 168 147 140 135 163 100 160 103 400 503 520 480 405 817 800 TYDOLS 155 180 190 163 198 191 850 2482 198 148 175 150 154 188 ISO 138 174 480 570 407 531 527 TJ ilio nw« town—or »tt»« i lw t o u n t r y — whertver voura golnt. It «*»« '» fen by Greyhound. Wirm IHIIM — {rvqu^nt iclwiuttt. GUKYHOUND TERMINAL Armstrong's Drug Store 448 Main St. Phone 4U ROUND Buffalo . $ 1.S5 8»n nio*ft „' IBJ5.H, Rochester 1.55 tfhwtlXw w.\. £%$* Syracuse 3,60 BenalRfhwo' I*A$? New York .... 11.10 Hot Spt}r^ p{lf Cleveland .... 6.75 Lous BeM' [ !0tM Detroit 11.85 Denver^ $$t > %W\ Chicago 15.70 D*jrk»a*»«MJh . ; * Miami. Fla,.. 88.10 M* '^k* ; :?M|i Legion Honors Nat. Commander The annual Memorial Service of Orleans Lodge, I. O. O. F No. 217 and Welcome Rebekah Lodge No. 146 was held Sunday afternoon in their rooms in honor of the follow- ing who entered into t'tcrnul brotherhood during the year Harriett Canham, Ethel Plaits, Harriett Brown, Florence Shar- man, Estelle MaUison, W. W. Gill, | . „.- James Rands, Walter Cook, Albert <' lsl)U 'g. * la T. Hill, Edwnrd Andrews, Mat-! _. , „, ,, . ,, thew Boyd, Leon Warne. Richard I „ D . r - f nd Mrs C u '' Hu '\' ls ' l ' f Allen and John Montgomery. I RuchcsU-r .are yi»itm« Mr. and The service opened with the I Mrs - Geor « l> ^- ^ uw . e \ draping of the Charter by Dono- | thy Sliort und Helen Loade.x and ' Personal and Society News Mr. and Mrs. Orriti F. Butts left Monday on u trip UJ St. Pet- Leonard Uidell Roynolds B. Dutchoi Swarthout 900 800 830 2500 IROQUOIS HOTEL 1511 180 157 100 167 200 143 149 180 135 107 143 170 188 182 525 400 470 540 484 8211 813 850 2401 ROWLEY'S COAL Fields Olds Zollweg Corrallo Ruoney 101 100 157 142 190 180 171 148 174 HI) 170 145 217 172 144 550 500 522 488 488 Floor Lamps 3-Way Switch REFLECTORS — 40-60-100 WATT 3 Candles Silk and Parchment Shades Including Bulbs ' $6.15 870 818 857 2554 BENSl.EY'S SERVICE Hoffman Sah row Morgotl Montgomci) Bnna/.uskl 150 148 140 103 140 172 104 179 140 180 101 140 180 175 103 522 401 505 517 528 F. A. Whittleton Funeral Service Ambulance Service JJ2W, Oak Orchard St. Phone 576 Classified Ads The annual Commanders' Din- ner of the American Legion was held Monday ni^ht »n Hotel Stat- ler, Buffalo. It was giOen in honor of National Commander Harry W Colmery, who made his official visit U> tins (lutrict that .day. x Seatoci at the speakers' table with C'onvniander Ciilmcry and stall- department officers were The Rev Roman J Nuwt:r, chaplain of Troop 1 l'(<st; Mrs. C'lydt- Kcrna- han, department auxiliary presi- dent; Mrs. Harvey Stegman. de- partment auxjliaiy vire-piesident; District Commander J Lloyd Par- Jons, District Vice Commander Ray J. Dorestheid, CUstrict Ad- jutant Fay E. Boyd, Mxs. Lou B. Rogers, district auxiliary chair- man and these eighth judicial dis- trict county commanders;: Grey- dwi Davis, Allegany; Leigh E>. Pickup, Cataraugns; Fred Water- ma/i, Chautauqua; Raymond J. Aaj., Erie; Clarene* W. Cwllister;. Genesee; Mfirton H. McElrqy, Ni- ajgaoi; Alonzo L. Waters, Orleans, and JRussell F. Lewis, Wyoming. Commander Colmery and ptate department officials lifld a recep- tion in the foyer after dinner. This vote followed by dancing. the drapiriK of the Altar by the Rebekah Lodge offierrs The ^cr- vii'i- iiuluaed ihe siutiirig of \Abide With Me\ iiiui 'Nearer My God To I Thee\ ioil call li> the secietaiy, Ki'Lidinii of the 01-t 1'sa.lm by O'o | (Jin roll, sfli-ilionx liy a quartit, 'prayer by Ru-hairi I'/'lton. eulogy by David A Haines. P G , and address and benediction by Rc\ . Joseph Rawsim. pastor <>f ll.< .Slicltiy Center li.iplist chliub Mrs Charles A. Mack is visits ing her son, Selwyn K. Mack and family, of Kast Aurora + • * Miss M .1 Ross, of New York City, wus the week end guest of liei .•.!• ti i . Mis. (' Gi-rmle 71)2 883 888 2503 SAUNDERS BLUE COAl Bridge Lamps 3-Way Switch REFLECTORS — 40-60-100 WATT » A Real Reading Lamp Silk and Parchment Shades Bulb Included Mm un t y i I'Honiu'll Tliaodoruliui. Hi i-.lMlWIl l Waul in :i inn 14. r i aim 2W 104 188 173 225 '200 100 102 107 151 IH(i Mifhue Si anion undeiwent an ipeiation for appendicitis nt Me- I diiiii Memorial Hospital Monday , * * * Mr and Mi.. Tlmnia> I'aikei, . Mi\. Anne l'urkei and Kuk Kim- ball arc spending a lm weeks in Ftmlda U44 MI'.DINA DUO U05 TRUST Kates: 10c ner line fimt insertlo«. Minimum 20c. AddMtpnal con^ eeojitive Insertions, 5e per line.; FOR SALE Lockport Airport To Go at Auction! The property- pf the Let-Van j \\\'\P De Murk Airport.lac, in LoCkport ' will bo sold at public auction the morning of March 11th at 10 o'clock in the office of Stockwell, Campliell, Warren & Hooper, 59 Lohruiiinn Building, Lockport. mi- lder a foreclosuiH- actien recently! i started Jjy State Senator William j Kuest of Mr a 'H. Lee of that .city. George C I of Kagie street, also Mi arid Mr* Lewis Jr.. will act as referee ] I ully Gentile^ Senntor Leo brought tbe action j to recover money which he loaned Menke Uui iiluni ( ;<>v, alls Ain^tii'iiK IllRl'I'IMlll. Jl lf):i Hill llil) IUH i 111 202 17(1 |6I 205 IH:I 103 101 194 219 150 520 I a40 I 515 570 is a 2 2780 51II 407 513 592 531) $5.25 Scott H DunJop, of Mnplrwoiid, New Jersey, will spent the week end at his mother'*, Mrs M. K. Miss Elizabeth Acer gave a U*u Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Claude Hrown Jr , of I^yn- donviUc. Miss M. J. Ross was the dinner nd Mrs Ci UiHOCio H2U tt: HU5 205U i HQME ^ .FURNISHERS Jj BUH. I'hone\ $ 3 5 '•••'jn» la.a.'i'-DMU'Mnj 'jjj.i'uu 'u^.J.B.a.'m.i^gsa ^ FUNERAL |f SERVICE Home Phone 396 WHS! FOR SALE—10 young bourses at Charlei Boyle's. 33wlxx FOR SALE—109 .acre farm, two and one-balf miles east of lyn- donville «n Platte» Road. Pfcone Lyndonvilie 55-F-li. 3&W2 FOB SALE—White typing paper, 6Vi x 11, 50e per package of 590 sheets. Also yellow second sheet*, 30c per package of 500. Medina Tribune, S. A. Cook Building, Rates Ahead February 8, The local lodges of Odd Fellotws and Rebekahs will bold a card party for the benefit ,«f flood suJferers in their rooms. Admission .25 cents. Everyone welcome. JReb. 9, Tuesday. American Le- gio» Card Party. Apiril 2, Friday. Medina Jfte- moriai Hospital Benefit Dance.**T East Shelhy Grange, 1239 WANTED WANTED—Few head young cat- tle To rough through. Steers or heifers.^ Not \feeders.\ What have you? Charles Hood, Medina 32w2x WANTED — Correspondents for The Medina Tribune in neighbor- ing communities not now repre- fsented. If interested, call at this office for particulars. DEADSTOCK REMOVED CALL ECONOMY FIRST WE ALWAYS PAY HIGHEST PRICES Prompt Servic*!—Day or Night ECONOMY REDUCTION CORP. 550 BABCOCK ST. BUFFALO, N. T. PHONE—WASHNGTON 17SS AtOvb \III I HHI Resolutions on death of Orpha L, Vincent, Whereas, the Great and Supreme Ruler has, in His infinite wisdom, removed from among us our wor- thy and esteemed sister, Orpha L. Vincent, and Whereas, the sudden removal of such a great life from our midst leaves a vacancy and a shadow that will be deeply realized by all the members and friends of this Grange, and will prove a serious loss to the community and the public, therefore be it Resolved, that with deep sym- pathy for the bereaved relatives of the deceased, we express our hope that even so great a loss to us all may be over ruled for good by Him who doeth all things well and be it further Resolved, that a copy of these Resolutions be printed in the Me- dina Tribune and a copy be spread upon our records; also that a copy be forwarded to the bereaved family. Lilly Starling CallaBell Edna Loonen M KeaolutiOfUi Committee (he corporation sevt-ral years ego. Thve mortgage with accrued inter- est total approximately $30,4100 Homespun Yarn Blot that \pops\ like popcorn is a new product tor home use. After washing cotton or Bilk gloves tiiat have fancy colored stitchiof or trimming, stuff them with while tissue paper or with other material to keep the color from running. - When hdyi»g o washing ma- chine, notice, among other things. If the moving parts are easily lu- bricated, when and where the oil is applied, and what kind of oil ia best. Starch or flour 1B added to a baking powder mixture during the manufacturing process to ab- sorb moisture from the air and to prevent loss of gas before the baking powder 1B used. EVES EXAMINED Dr. Louis Gottlieb, Optometrist, will be at his Medina Office, over 408 Main street (near Pearl) Friday, Feb. 5th, 1937, from 10 a. m. to 5 p, m. Consult htm for headache or eye strain. 22w2 Mrs. Ernest Boyle, of West Ave- nue, entertained the Philutheu Class of the M. E. Church on Tuesday evening. Mr. Michael Scanlon of 307 Catherine street, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Medina Memorial Hospital on Monday. » * * Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mundion of 128 We»t Oak Orchard street »re receiving congratulations on the arrival of a daughter at the Me- dina Memorial Hospital on Janu- ary 31st, • » • Trooper J. M. McMahon has been transferred from Batavia to Medina to succeed Trooper J. T. Murphy. Scrgt. Harry Adams has returned from his leave of absence and replaced Trooper S. E. Cole. * » • Rev. and Mrs. David A. Pearson j were in LeRoy Sunday attending the institution of Rev. Bversley' Ferris as Rector of St. Lukes Episcopal church. Bishop Cameron J. Davis, of Buffalo officiated, as- sisted by Mr. Ferris' father, Bishop David L. Ferris of Rochester Supreme Court Jurors Drawn Trial jurors have been druwrr for the February term of Supreme Court -which convenes In Orleans County Courthouso in Albion February 15 under Judge Ray- mond C Vuughan of Buffalo. They are Albion: G Fuller, John Knlghl, Luverne Trow. Harro, Walter Daum, John Howes, Clyde Hurl- ing, Frank Peters, George Vagg and Wilbur Vajjg; Carlton, James F. Bllssett, John Remsen and Word E. Miller; Clarendon, Frank Cole and Clark Dolan. Gaines, George LaMont, Lewis Reed and Robert Woolston; Ken- dall, Edward Bchnke, Daniel Crandall, Judtoo Smith, Jesse Downey, Sidney StroBsenburgh; Murray, Michael Christopher, Stanley Haight, Leo Hayes, Wil- liam Feldxnan, Howard Prcst; Shelby, Charles Kams, William Knuth, Raymond Steele; Ridge- way, Benjamin Coleman, Harry Gotts and Bert S. Jackson; Yates, Clutrles C. Brown, Leo and Ray Downey. EEEQ SUNDAY — MONDAY CONTINUOUS M mil* A SVN. 2 P. M. TO nilf{ P. M. oAt Last Tvu See Them To%0her l Citizens Military Training Camps The quota* for Orleans \County for the Citizens Military Training Camp to be held at Fort Niagara, July 2nd to July 31st, has been announced as 8 principals and 4 alternate).. Young men between the ageg of 17 ana ^4 years are eligible ior Ihe basic course. Those interested may procure application blanks from Judge Bernard Ryan. County C. M. T. C. Chairman, 4 Bast Bank Street, Albion, New York When money msndoffii't *\ frotttftoiMM ..... ^,„-*»*»•«cl«lrt# •*• reiMsns* hlfl •n«v«fct«Mii«tK»*i r.** LIONEL BARRYMORE UlMtMlk AIIM, imt* (Mali, Itonry Vsitfwlli WIMM Ulrit, Una* Hf &•«*• w MtJsr#^R#WWyS\Mffy 99 fHW^ t PtouhM fcy OfOf M CVKOS DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SHOW ALHO , ' NEWS CARTOON p I ney Ulics the went* PA]?« J stop to investigste the * L O. O. V. at ill remarks. J rtssBBBsMNMi WE'RE NOT \HJCKELHURSERS\ Out we can help yon save a sui>- ^ mtantial turn on your auto insur- ance each year. Ask us to tell you about ttie saving Dossltile in the \Lumbermens Mutual\ a Twe«ty Five Million Dollar, OW I/ine, Legai Reserve Company. 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