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PftgeEigKt THE MEDINA $RI|?tJNl! Tlmrsa^y/iEuguat 25, ••'•hf.'l'vf -i-ruf-J i( re rr» >•*.«! ,• ft Mil ' •ili!-w''i I: H '^11 1 m Rumor Current Oakfield Gypsum Plant Is Sold j Riimor 4a afloat that* the Gak- WM. Gypsum Products Corpora- tfon has he<?» sold to the Rational Gypsum sCompany Bff Buffalo. Just\ what the outcome of this WMMJeof proprietorship wlU be i8 impossible to; determine at present f ' : \ • * ..;. •;••'.'. Another rumor has ft that the new purchaser may decide to dis:- mantle the plant and take the machinery to ojlj^r ppintsj; pcs- Bibly to one of their southern Rlaii^ where there is,; a scarcity of rock. Plants in the south have to be supplied' ; with rock from distant points, much of it coming from Nova Scotia. •.*< Enjoy Good Entertainment In Our Cool and Comfortable Theatre . ONE IMIY ONLY -- SJOTRPAY \FAS!! COl^ANY\ ; tw/m •*'-.•-•'•:!, Melvyn Douglas , , Florence Rice BOB v ,,-.•.. , BAKES :,/ WOLVES\ Also SejH»l ~*'?LONE, S3PAR RANGER'' SlJNOAf-^IIONPAY TtJESDAY -^WEDNESDAY HUMPHREY BOGABT - GEORGE BRENT \RACKET ^BUSTERS\ THURSDAY - FRIDAY .; • ( . \•C DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM \MY BILL\ With KAY FRANCIS Anita Louise \THE CHASER\ With DENNIS O'KEEFE Ann Morriss Is made by a brewery now celebrating fts 76th year of continuous brewing. Very few breweries cin match the thill bom of this long experience. 7 dme&Mt' Flavor Aroma, Body! Distributed By: WM. MAGIN Holley, N. Y. Phone 910-F-21 Get a Genuine General Electric Refrigerator SAVE MORE IN MORE WAYS! t $# **& •?')• B*lff HEfRlGERATORft _ y0 u investi» (e . l93 8 model °* daneW \save wave in AU» Ml-Steel Cabinets St aSnlessSteel8«per-fre«ers *T sliding Shelves without wastes fe ° 8 f iuTomatlc Ugjt. ,,jmak. H Sealed-ln-Sfe«| TRlPtt-THRtFT UNIT wi, »» OH Coolin B sz Save ALL Ways! Check die multiple sav- ings of the new General Electric! Look at the price tags, compare values! And we believe you will chobse a General Electric! Floyd F. Smith Phone Lyn. 43-F-12 Lyndonville r BELOVED BRAT — BONTTA GRANVILLE Uvea up. to her reputation for. cinematic cutting- up in \MY BILL'l which opens at the New Diana Jiext Thursday, for a twbrday run. This is one of the double featured bill, with the other picture being \THE CHASER.\ Bob Baker, \the Binding cow- boy,\ comes to the' New' Diana Saturday In \'Border Wolviejs.\ Trie young hero's: .easy-on-the-ear singing, together with hh western heroics, make this/ pleasant enter- tainment. There's plenty of ex- citement In subduing * the \bor- der wolves,\ but justice conquers and the conclusion will satisfy the most exacting. Melvyn Douglas and Florence Rice atar is \Fast Company** in a second feature Saturday. Claire Dodd, Not Pendleton and Doug- las Dumbrllle support the plot,in which mystery Is mixed with really good comedy in the murder of a receiver of stolen rare books. It'll keep you guessing. The long-awaited \Boy Meets Girl,\ starring Jimmy Cagney, Pat O'Brien and Marie Wilson, plays Sunday and Monday. The plot concerns the careers of two prankish writers, Cagney and O'Brien. They concoct their wild- est stunt when they successfully launch the career of an Infant before its birth. Marie Wilson, the dumb waitress, ploys the part of the mothgr-io-be. Ralph Bellamy plays the role of the producer of the sefewy scenario, and Dick Foran's the star. The complica- tions in which the writers, who are noted for their wild antics, become involved as godfathers of the iniant lead to uproarious com- edy. Certainly, do not miss this. \Racket Busters,\ which comes Tuesday and Wednesday, presents another American problem faced by our authorities. The plot of this film has been taken from the front pages of today's newspap- ers and is not exaggerated in any detail. Humphrey Bogart plays the role of a sinister racketeer who exacts tribute from the truck- ing business of a great city. Wal- ter Abel plays the part of the special prosecutor who attempts to end this racket, George Brent and Allen Jenkins oppose Bogart. Gloria Dickson plays Brent's wife. Kay Francis and Anita Louise star in \My Bill\ which is fea- tured Thursday and Friday. The fashionable Miss Francis plays an unpopular but well-meaning wid- bw with four children, three of jtay§ the part of the cranky old aunt and there's the town banker whose love for the widow has never died. This is old-fashioned comedy-drama with comedy creeping in when the sentiment rises up. The star of the picture is little Dickie Moore, who alone of the children, is respectful to his mother. Dennis O'Keefe and Ann Morris follow in \The Chaser,\ which deals with the problem of the ambulance chaser abetted by the crooked medico. O'Keefe plays his part with creditable natural- ness and Miss Morris adds ro- mance to the picture. SUMMONS AND NOTICE STATEOFNEW YORK - , u c - • , J( ^ - eotJWiv t»iiiM'i-_-r.mirtAw<s .? which was conveyed to Marguex- LUUrUK UUUiU—VrttduANS ite Arrnmir b v GharleK M ^fiiirch PARK THEATRE AKRON, N. Y. ADMISSION 25c Air - Conditioned ! Thur.-Frl.-Sat ., Aug. 25-26-87 Mat. Sat. 2:30 D. S. T. ?c*eenf •Ilk UK UIIUI • •••» wo n • JMU OUIM f»1 IIIITEI • WltTM ••EMM • fn* Mwtm WtO.JtADlO PICTURE U\frti^'»«l*'»\**» \Mickey's Parrot\ — Cartoon MUSICAL — NEWS Sun.-Mon., Aug. 28-29 Continuous Sundays from 2:30 \GATEWAY\ Don Amechc — Arlecn Whelan Cartoon — Comedy — News Tu.es.-Wed ., Aug. 30-31 ____ JANE WITHERS \KEEP SMILING\ and Wally Beery — Jackie Cooper \Treasure Island\ Next Week — .\Alexander's Ragtime Band\ CtJUNTY; Freda C. Riches, IndivlduaBy. and as Administrator of the Eit*t» pf George Bugg, rjeceased, Plaintiff, \\•\.-.• v«.- Helena Eliza Laura Tooley, Ethel M. Rump, Arthur Heniy Ed,. ward Ranwnfe, Lilian AiiWBtJ Mabel Ransome, and Others, . Defendants. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DE« FENDANTS: .YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- MONED to answer the cojnplawt to this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the com-' plaint is opt, served with this summons, to serve a notice ot ap- pearance on the Plaintiff's Attor- ney within twenty daysi after th£ service of this summon*, excluf* 4 jve of. the day of service. In, cafCi of.your failure to appear or an- swer, Judgment will be takeri against you: by; default lot the relief demanded in the complaint. /Trial to, be held, to theCounigr of Orleans. • ''•' Dated, this 0th day of Jujy, 1038. ., , . '; HARRY COOPFJl, : Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & P. 0. Addrai, McKhlght Block,. ' , Medina, New York/. To Helena Eliza Laura Tooley, Ethel M. Rump, Arthur Henry Edward Ransome and, Lilian All60ti Mabel Ransome, De* fendahts: The foregoing summons .\'Is' served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Bertram E. Harcburt, -County Judge of Orleans County, New York, dated July 20, 1938. and tiled with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Orleans, at Albion, New York. The object of this action Is tit make partition according to the respective rights of the parties, and if It appears that partition thereof cannot be made without; great prejudice to the owners, then for a sale of the following described property, to wit: ALL THAT TRACT OR PAR- CEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Or- leans and State of New York, known and distinguished as being a part of Lot Number Six, in the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Company's Land, and bounded as follows: Beginning on the north bounds of the Ridge Road and in the east line of land formerly owned by Jermiah Brown, more recently owned by Daniel F. Hunt, running north sixteen (18) rods: thence easterly parallel with the north bounds of the Ridge Road, five (5) rods; thence south sixteen (16) rods to the north bounds of the Ridge Road; thence westerly along the north line of the Ridge Road five (5) rods to the place of be- ginning, containing\ one-half (%) acre of land be the same more or less. ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in th,e Town of Ridgeway, County 61 1 Orleans and State of New YorKj being part of the farm known as the Tuttle Farm, distinguished and described as follows: Begin- ning at a maple tree on the Ridge Road at>he southeast corner of the westmiddle part of said Tut- tle farm and being part of Lot number Six in the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Land Company's Land, running thence north eight (8) chains and fifty (50) links: thence west one (1) chain and eighteen (18) links; thence south parallel to the first mentioned boundary eight (8) chains and fifty (50) links, and thence east to the place of beginning, one (1) chain and eighteen (18) links. Containing one (1) acre of land be the same more or less. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Orleans and State of New York, being part of Lot number Six in the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Company's Land and bounded as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of lands deeded by James Mays to John Diball, running thence northerly along the west line of said prem- ises, sixteen (16) rods; running thence north, four (4) chains and. fifty (50) links; thence east, one ; (1) chain and thirty-five (35)- links; thence south, four (4). chains and sixty-eight (68) links; thence west one (1) chain and thirty-five (35) links. Containing more or less. ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Orleans and State of New York, known and distinguished as being a part of Lot number Six in the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Company's Land, and bounded as follows: Beginning at the southwest cor- ner of land now owned by Benja- min W. Lodes and in the north line of the Ridge Road; thence north on the west line of said, Lodes' laiid, eight chains and fifty links; thence westerly paral- lel with the Ridge Road, fifty- nine links; thence south parallel with the east line, eight chains and fifty links to the north line of the Ridge Road; thence easterly along the north line of the Ridge Road, fifty-nine links to the place of beginning. Containing one-half (%) acre of land. J ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Orleans and State of New York, and being part of Lot number Thirty-four (34) in the Fifteenth To*vnship and Fourth Range of the Holland Company's Land, be- ing bounded as follows: Begin- ning at a point on the northwest corner of land formerly belong- ing to John Weld, and running thence east twenty-three (23) :hains and ninety-two (92) links .along the north bounds of said Veld's land; thence north two (2) chains and seven (7) links; thence west on a line parallel with the north bounds of said Weld's land, \twenty-three (23) chains and ninety-two (92) links; thence south two (2) chains and seven (7) links, to the place of begin- ning. Containing five <5) acres of land. Together with a right-of-way ite Armour fcy Charles M. Church front the public highway to the above described land in the com- mon traveled track. And being the same premises and right-of-way conveyed to Marguerite Armour by deed from said Charles M. Church, recorded in Book 13jB of Deeds, at page 178, in Orleans County Clerk's office. » ALSO ALL THAT TRACT ORi PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Orleans and State of New York; distinguished •' as ,the southwest part of Lot huittber Sixteen, to the Fifteenth Tow&bip and fourth Range of the Holland Company's land, bounded a* follows, to wit. Beginning at the-southwest cor- ner of said jtoi#i?4nber Sixteen* thence north alonjj th£ center of a Public Highway; sjux (6) chains and fifty-nine Jinks; thence east, three (3) shaBUI- arid fortyTtwo (42) links: thehc* south parallel with said Highway, six (6) chains and nine (9) links to the north: bounds of the Ridge Road; thence westerly along 8i# north bounds of the Ridge IROad, three (3). chains and forty-fly© (45) ; Mhks to the place of bejginhlng: Being the \aariie prehilsell conveyed 'by Luther P. \Barrett and wife to George Davis oy^aeed dated July 2, 1852 and recorded in Book 37 of Deeds; at.pflge?4B6. ALSO ALL WHAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF %Ji$fP, situate in the Town of RldjKsway. County of Orleans and S&pkifflf-New York, beginning in the east bounds of land deeded by the *Holland Com- pany to Sydney'.Barrett at the distance of fifteen (15) chains, seventy (70) lih!4s south of the north bounds of said lot, and running thence ^ast parallel to the north bounds pf said lot, eight (8) chains, tweiify-eight (28) links; thence south; parallel to the east line^ of said land deeded to Sydney Barretti thirteen (13) chains, twentyreight and one-half (28%) links; thijnee west parallel w the north bounds of said lot eight (8) chains and twenty-eight (28) links, and thence north thir- teen (13) chains^ twenty-eight and one-half (28Ms) links to the place of beginning. Containing eleven (11) acres of land, be the same more or less. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, located in the same Town, County and* State, and bounded and de- scribed as follows: Commencing at a point in the center of the highway running north from the West Ridgeway Cemetery, It be- ing the northeast corner of the land heretofore deeded to R. F. Cottrell by Sylvester F. Barrett and wife; running thence westerly six (8) chains and thirty (30) links; thence north one (1) chain and eighteen (18) links; thence west two (2) chains and four (4) links; thence north seven (7) chains and fifty-five (55) links; thence east eight (8) chains and thirty-four (34) links; thence south along the center of the high- way, eight (8) chains and seventy- three (73) links to the place of beginning. Containing seven (7) acres of land. It being the east part of Lot number Twenty-five, In the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Land Company's land. ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Ridgeway, County of Or- leans and State of New York, it being a part of the east part of Lot number Twenty-five in the Fifteenth Township and Fourth Range of the Holland Land Com- pany's land, bounded east by a Public Highway, seven (7) chains and forty-three (43) links and on the south by land deeded to Frank M. Reynolds by said Barrett, eight (8) chains and thirty-four (34) links, and on the west by land formerly owned'by Merrill Bar- rett, seven (7) chains and eleven (11) links, andrj>n the north by lands formerly owned by George W. Clapp about eight (8) chains, thirty-five (35) links. Containing about six (6) and 3-100 acres of land. Dated, July 20, 1938. HARRY COOPER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Office &/P. O. Address, McKnlght Block, Medina, New York. Local Players' Production Affords A Riot of Laughs Clear skies and ideal weather, augmented by no indication of rain or of immoderate temperas ture, iavored the Town Players Monday evening When the CQin- edy of the. stage and movies, \Three Men.on a Horse,\ wag successfully presented \at the'.Open air theatre on Ohio and South Academy streets .before an audi- ence of well over 200 peopled ; The performance, the third, of- fering of the season, after seve?al= rather bad weather breaks? wajs the most difficult and ambitious undertaken by the local group of dramatists 'during the summer, with three difficult changes of scenery jjjeessary on an inade- quate stage. < '•.;'--.' The action of the play cen~? tered around Jrwiri Trowbridge, a meek, *j40-a-week greeting card writer, Whose hobby is > to pick the hprses' wjth uncanny aiccurapy on the busr—but only for, fiui- FolioWuig* a morning tilt yzith hfe wife and bro»her-in-Uw, he falls to get to the office but winds tip at the local hotel in town wheye he falls to with- three \followers of the race track. Amazed at \OiWin's\ ability p pick the winner, the: trio reap an; undreamed of harvest while the\ former completes ' his greeting: verses under the stress of having to pick the horses. The charm is broken when the gamblers corn* pel Erwih to place a large.bet bn- a horse in the race. ',;._• : Leads in • the play were taken by Abbott BrowneU as Erwln Trowbridge and Mrs. Margaret Hoffmaster as his wife, while the part of the overbearing brother^' In-law was taken \; by lAlf; Lang- don. , In the role of Audrey, the. somewhat nagging wife, Mrs, Hoffmaster turned in some very effective and excellent worki while Langdon handled his lines skillfully to draw many laughs from the audience. An abundance of laughs were provided In the parts of the three followers of the track, played by Bernard Hart, David A. White, Jr., and Howard Hoffmaster, who carried the extremely difficult rapid-fire dialogue and patter of tlie race track in a manner that] was most creditable and satis- l factory for their efforts and hard work. Completing the trio was Miss Eleanor Ryan who, as Patsy's \gal furnished a good share of the evenihg's laughs in some amusing comedy work. Others In the cast to whom equal credit must be given for their, hard work and efforts were Miss Mary Acer ^s Gloria Grey, the reporter; Carl Burchell as Harry, the bartender/ John Hurd as Mose; Ray Hinckley as Mr. Carver; Robertson Vosler as the tailor, and Charles Acer as the delivery boy and Al, the photog- rapher. Thirteen members in all participated in the production. CLASSIFIED ADS \•\i \ -—' —•—-\— \ i Rate*: 10c per pie First Insertion. IKninna,! 25c Additional Consecutivehtsertiong5c mlm* For FOR SALE— Motorboat. H. Wheeler, Lirnidonyille, N> Y- tfx f ~OTTAGE FOR SALE—Winghari each,: 50x155 lot. $800. Call Lyn- W9Ville,34-F-13. Winghart Gnll. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Electric starter 20 H. P; Outboard Motor;; 12 H. P. Twin; 4 H. P. Twin; 8 fir P. Twin with 5-speed pro- pellor. • Also outboard Boat. . H. B> Wheeler; -Lyndonville,, 9w2xx \fOR SALEWHouse and lot, cor7 iter Highland and West Avenues.- Double garage. Enquire 1101 West Ave. Ethel M. Johnson, adminis- tratrix, MTs. Dora Gray Estate. FOR SALE-^Earm of Clara ,M. Sanderson at Ridgeway. 12 acres, buildings and cherry orchard. Esv state Settlement. Price. $1500.;OQ; Frank M. Sanderson,' Executor; ''•'•.« •' ' .' \\'.\\.' ., . JQwJLXx BuBinesg Carda PR. W« OL WELLS, DENTIST hours 8:30 to 5. I&one 42'g.Wl d^nce phone 3»B-«. * J ; Ova Toggery .Shop. L.F. WATERS, M.D. Office a| Residence, sij p^, ftce StoorsJ 2 p, mi»4 jJ5£2J nx on ISrmdayj day and «*turi tmtog; Dr. Lottis Gottlieb. Orito will be at bus Medina „„ over. 408 Main street (nearftafla Friday, Sept. 2nd, 1938, jgflg 1 P 1 - j° A. Pi w* Consult himT headache or eyestrain. jj Wanted p.-..', ....—— v.— • — ^—- - WANTED^-r2,P00 people for .La- bor Day celebration and Widow atfd Widowers picnic, , Septeihb& 4 and 5 at. Point Breeze on Lake Ontario. Prizes: given to the old- est,'youngest, best-lbbking and to couple getting iriarrted pp. .the grounds;'Fiddlers and horseshoe pitching' contests. Valuable prizes giveh. Ganies, rides, \sports danc-. tog,afternoons and evenings. Evr* eryoheccome and have a good time.';-.** 9w3 F*©3f Rent FOR RENT—Kitchenette apart- ment; furnished. 207 E. Center, Medina. tfxx Contracting OLD BUILDINGS TO DEMOLISH H. H. REDHEAD . HOUSE WRECKING LOCKPORT, N. Y. tf Subscribe for The Medina Tribune There was one thing the old- fashioned man had in his favor. If he bought a horse he had the satisfaction of knowing that the model wasn't going to be changed two weeks later. The colleges of our country confer their sheepskins. But we .have found that it is the School of Experience that tears off the human hide. WEIOBTS STUDIO . -\. jQycgMajfrhjr's .-. GO fa ^ Estimates Furnlihed FKJBR Walls, Ceilings an4 Window Cleaning No Job Too Large or Tcoj Phottet4| Why is* it that a man will, pay any attention to about!\ bills he does owe, but will his head off if lie gets one that} doesn't owe? Trucking of All Kinds, Prompt Service LOADS INSURED HOUSE FURNISHINGS BJOVKD MERLE T. DRAPER 807 WEST AVE. PHONE» Bw7 B^SSB ,i.*,;-sx>:v:t»ss*»x(*;, HAD ANY HEADACHES LATELY? ;i '•j*b\ 'Nurse Thanks Friend for Recommendmq DR.MILES NERVINE A nurse writes that she suffered from frequent headaches. Nothing stop- ped them until a friend re- commended DR. MILES NERVINE. She says Nerv- ine stops headaches before they get a good start Three generations have found DR. MILES NERV- INE effective fpr Nertowsness, Sleepless- ness due to Nervous Ir- ritability, Nervous In- digestion, Headache, Travel Sickness. Get DR. MILES NERV- INE at your drug store. ' LIQUH) NERVINE Large btl. $1.00, Small btl. 25# EFFERVESCENT TABLETS Large pkg. 75*, Small plig. 35* Subscribe for The Medina Tribune ?ooosoooooopooooooooooooooooQooooooooooooooeeeosooooooo9oooooooocooeoo6oa BACK TO SCHOOL if\ Back To Readin\ Writm' and 'Rithmetic! No more romping and swimming ... no more all-day hikes . . • no more big picnics with baked ham, lemonade, apple pie and all the other trimmings. \Goin' out with the gang\ after lunch is replaced with readin', writin' and 'rithmetic . . . yes, it's nearly September and ifll soon be time to GO BACK TO SCHOOL. It's time for you and you and you to sharpen up your pencils and get out your notebooks. It's time to get wearing apparel dry cleaned and to get a new suit or dress... new shoes ... new jack- ets and a lot of other things you'll need the next nine months. S4e Ui Check Next Week's TRIBUNE For Money-Saving Values m •<4
