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Page Two THE MEDINA TfclBtTNE til MEDINA TRIBME :if; ':! : ii ESTABLISHED IN 1882 PU01#IMB© EVERY TBtiUptiiAT. k& tkiMVfiir ptMisuma CORPORATION F; BROWNJI&L ABBOT? F. SROWNlfclV riV. i. *t*- •i\\ , r Office and Pl^rtlS. A-C6okBIdg. Telephone 8P! iii 1 ':! pSf ,\ ' •' jf>..- > ->• •. .... at Post, Qfflta? St Medina, N: Y., W^k^nomMm as Secoflfi Clafi# Kail Ms^Wr P$£ YMR - v - \l ! *•; 'iJ You, too, May Neecf A Vd# .A certain candidate for' a \political office was, defeated an' 'the ffdaftS Gfefl fto3f of the cTolhing .«m by hi.s family and most of life farrW fnSJ^temenis came from a mail'order hbuBe. fhe merchants P •jjffijRfim Siti0d § cfirrfftolgrr. igajnsf' him due to his caffa'Iogtre 6^'- ''M$iQ0 with\ tft£rh .wbrk\;ihg against iiirh; the voters failed, to give Kiwi |, ^ieaHJa* Merchants', must co-opcr.ite with uric another in' their ;|(Sft|rSf6 fcdjd fhefr Wbrtfe fb\Vn trade They must, show the local Jra^erJney are interested in him they must advertise to- tell hirrY S6. ijB^Wtyl ffefl ffte average borne-town man would rather deal with 'JjJS t$i$iiM &H& Hfe n6f{0ibbra, and they, too, will work on the prirYcipie of s^ftinlt bythe man who wm stick by him ''-.' \S0tit0i tnaf shoiifd stay in Medina, will remain here' for none of iiS ore quitei sure wfieri We will need the other fellow's vote. ».«*#'.-H-i&r 3££ in i .1.— Ty.fcintiM OTI '&B&S2*£8&*£ tjfaf£$$bf.fAmm fke Mbsatfe Peak For Sneezers !«,> 1 ;l •*: N& /?.^ 1 .-.' .•£•,' •« \ •:f?|.: »)• • M .< it Mr \' Ip rf *!}!•< . I #<a \ .<:.(• fir .:*£ .-.I , '* •i*ji -v,i| : y mdvca, there is £6niothlng to be »aul fui the mart who was ar- t(^00 |6hi^ thVattBTi a red light and gave as his excuse .... a $£&£& The judge released him, and it is our opinion thaf His Hohpr fiirvfe Be'eft a hay fever victim, himself, and could appreciate ng dealing with a sneeze. ^ TMs 1 ffiiite of year is the worst for hay fever sufferers, and if |6il cwtft thfnlc they aurlfer, ask anyone around our sfreets who has iWalt&f trrfs\ period with dread and Kleanex One might tmnglne the early and heavy rains had eased fh'e sKii- |llpff antf iGssiiied fhe spreading of fatal pollen Maybe they did, but toy alsb feelped a lot more weeds to thrive and harass fhe sTlrrr1ers , moil. I 6\ne rnldwestern paper carries a hay-fever count\ to fftdicafe fjie amuWnt 6f polieh in the air,\ measured every 24 hours according fo the conte*rV£} pelf cubic yard There arc articles on the market wtrich Rro aids,and varlbus serums which have proved effective rfr s6tno Cflsea. TWefe ore' /elks who .«rek more favorable climates and others who havo rooms where the uir is Altered. But there still remains the wBow wfto conilrraes to wheeze and blow. ©»¥ By'rh^athy fb (he hay-fever victim and we wish we could rid {fob country of ragweed, or whatever it is that causes this condition. Sons (Mf ttoc MlfcaW SUy&a¥ui„ 'v. v ; ,..• New York^-^in fnj^ ianola,. Iowa ; In^Jpftlyyj^mbe'r of the Mullicari femily : iVvnb afayed that; Way was pi)i '-ju!,ulllcah; the town dentist. One, 'pi. his' daughfers married, and 'the four others .became; the Lane sisfers of Hollywood., , Had he lived a few months tohger; ;the fathej would haye witnessed the; grand elam success oi three of the, girls,, Eiiscilla, So3emary. and Lola,, in the 'neiv lAlni: \Four Daughters.\ The home - background <>f the feme girls is such That it suggeris Meg, Beth, Jo and Amy, whose antecedents somehow eaaihg in- to the.picture, to the delight of .the audiehce and the quite unre- strained enthusiasm of the critics. It Is top bad that Leoto couldn't have been the fourth daughter— this .without\ disparagement of; Gale Page, who gets a full share of honors. Leota is aiming at the Metropolitan and is now studying at the Juilliard School of Music. The only sources of excitement in Indianola, 21 miles south of Des Moines on the Rock Island. were the 3:15 train and the Meth- odist college. The Mulllcan girls, all musically gifted and all good looking, became locally famous for their home musicales and their party starits. Lola Leads Trek fo tfoHy\Vood Lola, eldest of the four, met Gus Edwards, away out on the feeroiene circuit, (8 miles from IrYdTandra She persuaded him to gfv§ her a tryout. That led to a vaudeville engagement, and later to rToflywood. It was Edwards who trigged her Lola Lane Leota moved otrt njexf, also In vaude- ville, while Priscflla and Rose- mary were stitl In scjiool But, at the ages of 14 and 16, respective- ly, the two latter rounded out trie quartette in Hollywood. In \ Varsity Show \ They have a grand house, showy cars, silks and sables and what-not—in the Hollywood rou- tine—but their public doesn't be- grudge them their slice of the American dream, as long as they SO faithfully portray Its \Little Women\ of poignant memory. ' \7\f ^ *\* •'•*- ® mww mmwMpmi ' *• > •rt •,S.i tew •(?{• y !i • I |; ^Beii local clnb women gather for their weekly sessions\ diere ^eerna fo crris'e the discussion of weights and measurements, ^\hey raft sbfrititft wKh airi election of officers and fall plans, but invariably ffle^ wro f% with diets and doing without. Seems tlrat more space ||r.'x*Sfllnfe maiter isglven over to the ways arid means of reducing f BB,#J, any other subject, excluding politics and presidents and the t refyff'itfuaflbh. AUdt tftere Is many a Medina man who wished his women folk $5fl- n&fir' ffeardf £fie word diet, that Is, if he has to suffer along with |nflW 6n tKe prescribed meal. Hungary is famous as one of the most hospitable countries in the entire world. They even went so far, ijvthe 61d day*, to weigh a guest when he arrived for a visit and Min -on 1 M departure in oVder to see if he gained weignt on their |ospitailty'. $oa*ay' it might be a most embarrassing moment for the jptfes^'ife tt mfght fefleet oft her cooking, or more liftely on her § • , —^—— 0 ^'Ijiie'tae^fdSfory a _, itmiie' fealty is nothing new in Social Security. It is simply ati Iroor^fft fnsufariee against the productive years. This protection BjJ^jjiMi aVfirfaDle to people for years and years through insurance jpftfwigs, but has not been generally adopted because people are pne|t6 think in terms of today rather than the years ahead. 1 '•& HMen Here * The Congressional committee investigating Communistic activities Ih the United States is gradually uncovering a trail that lead's direfitly to Moscow. When it is shown that 250 Communists are in gove*rnmen{ employ it gives room for the thought, \It can happen here.\ »l f « 1 tff 1,000,000 Added to Members JP Hi* «*• > jiMpli^bn of fhe federal- mfcmm rnarfcefing order and tffl J8:eeu(!fo8r fif voluntary agree- 1mm M dmrlitMofi purchasing JU*gK@ Jftffi tfie Dairymen's Leuglfe M eoot>erStrV^ Association, tjfiby JtJKSffl $1,000,000 a month ta*$£b$8> .ffienWers' mflk checks, gofffiWi to fred H. Sexauer, M ; **K ot m Wty'xrii dealers in dmjByim By tUe fnarket- WOffifafS haVe' either sighed a < mm§ igWmen'f, or pledged Mtnsejlve^ibi do so'.-',' s^id Mr. mmV'mpsm 61 thes° d£i- ta to mmMci V6l*itary agree- fterffsV ffepts, tim negotiations WMI Mj&JBe inSist'ence of m&mi to m mstehut- fgrMg .of volim- a^eemerrfcs would X ffidustry. &y fSms ihe deaf- JJwIl,* 1 oterffora!- mm mm&fm m resulted in fH$blW |6^ imMs to farmers.\ pistrI6utoj?s purcha'slftg sup- plies fisbift the Dairymen's League Marriages Are Decreasing A decided decrease in the num- ber of marriages m upstate New York during July as compared with the same period of the prev- ious year is attributed fo the new law which went into effect on July l, which requires premarital examinations for syphilis, accord- ing to a statement made today by 1 Dr. J. V. DePorts. director of the division of vital sfattfstics 01 the State Department of Health. Upstate marriages in July of this year totaled 4,275 while char ing the safme m'orith 01 1937 there were 7,243, or a decrease ih July, 1938, of 2,968 marriages. handle approximately 40 tie? eehi of New York's mflK atia creaffi suptaly, or roifghty 56.006' cafis of milk daily, ft Was stated. \We estimate that the h'efy nta'r- keting program will irierease the total returned to D'ajrymeo's League members $1,000,000 Mr their September milk oW w£^t they r-eceive for August milk,\ said Mr. Sexauer. \This will be a tremendous boost (0 the pur- chasing power of farmers arid will help business in every rural com- munity as well as the large cities.\ production cost, was quietly un veiled without any fuss whatso- ever. Critics headline it as a \sen- sational success.\ The lesson seems to be that the picture mo- guls, downhearted about the busi- ness and ready to spend until it hurts, are overlooking the pulling power of not necessarily expens- ive taste, simplicity, and sound dramatic craftsmanship, in lieu of a million dollars. * * * Master of Queen Mary Likes Pipes If it hasn't already happened, it is pretty nearly a certainty that someone will give Commodore Robert ,J3. Irving, master of the Qufeen Mary, a pipe for breaking the Atlantic speed record. He col- lects pipes and smokes them al- most constantly, . and important occasions in his life are usually signalized by the ceremonious presentation of a B. B. B.—Best British Briar—which type of pipes features his collection of several hundred. The tall, smiling, wind-and- suw-tanhed skipper is a border Scotsman of Kirtlebridge, Dun- freeshire, 61 years old, a sailing man for 47 years, 35 years with the Cunard line, barring time out for war service. He is deliberate, friendly, chatty and easy-going, the last nftan in the world to pose for the portrait of a speed demon, Next to pipes, his hobby is col- lecting carvings of miniature ele- phants. The Soil of a retired army col- oAel, With no seafaring folk any- where In his line, he went to sea at i2f on the school ship Conway, and, at 14, shipped on a four- njiaster around the horn to San' Francisco. He joined the Cunard line as fourth officer. His first command was the vennonia, and later he was master of many of the crack ships of the line, in- cluding\ the Lusitania, in 1914, and the Adultania. In nis native Kirtlebridge, he lives in a house built in 1770, tramps through his 1,500 acres of copse arid moors, works in his garden and raises spaniels. As one who has ranged the world through nearly half a century, he is hap- piest when headed homeward for there he is the kilfed chief of the ancient Irving clan, and there his heart is. Copyright—Consolidated News Features. WNU 1 Service. One YSa* JtgtfMISS? \ Eastern Star tp entertain Grarkd Officers at Maple Crest Inn* j Mr. and .Mrs. William : Gyoi, celebrated their 59th weMing; ai>: niversary at tjielr hdnid 6ti Nwlh Academy street. Junior Chamber officers attend state , convention at Saratoga Springs. , , ., Knights of ColurnBus dffft&r§ Batavia meeting. . . Over $150 cBstrtbttted itt i>rfz#3 af St. Mark's ^'Fortune XHjg&g ger of Hfplley tbCeeH Vafj Atp& Miss Margaret? Gp^pa 1 Uf Mim* Livingston of LflcRpbrt:,, Mjss.Se' netta Bfelihsfci to Edward\ w&i< fi£f- Five fefes As^-im Meeting of Board of BoSJcaiiojr/ at which if Was agreed to give the teachers full pay during Sep- tember, instead of half as origln- 3 Fran! 4, C Alanisori Reptiblie-a* candidate for oftiee of Sheloy Supervisor. \Moonlight and Pretzels\ at the Diana with Mary Brian and Ro ger Pryor. Mr. and fire. W&elh, %o# y received cuts anj} b^ses„wKen i tfieir cajr. (Sbllfded 06 m MiH}pn Dollar Highway' With the atittf- moblle of L. W. Adams of Adams Basin. Miss S. A. MDCK, ffirrrierly of the Buffalo' City Lavatories, ac- cepted pbsltiorjf as tecfrnlcian in the Medina WFenMrlal Hbsplfal. Mr. arid Mrs. Rolgfid Smith re- ceived silver cu| di Olcott for being the best trance coOple on the dan6e flooi*. Weddings—B*rs. Nellie Jones Brennan oil Erie t'b Sidhey Eddy of Albion; Miss L6uTse/Bau'$ch of Jeddo to Wilbur Jewett of Adams Basin; Miss Marlon T. Metz to Burdette Moore; MisS Maj'y Ellen McGrath to William J. Dunn of Niagara Falls. Deaths—Theodore Dosch; ftfrg. Fi'edericfta GSllfne^eJf pf Buf- falo; Jesse E. Oderftifk; Mrs. Marie Zanow; Miss' Anita 1 Hoey. •, Taxpayers Mi''at c%.iiali:to ! discuss the £rbr)Jein''Of equipment tor the villagg fire; depaftirient. * Mrs; Maryetfa ©ulveit eelebrat- 6d her lQDtn birthday at tlie horhe of her daughter, Mrs. Btirt Hb\v- ell of West avenue;;- Edlward Soucle and Francis iContey atfendirif Niagara Uni- 'versity.' ' ' '• •'•' :. Napolian Hamblin slightly in- jured when he was thrown from ! his motorcycle whe*i it crashed througti the fallihg' on the Mil- lion Dollar Highway,... Bebe Daniels and Nita. NaTdi in \The .Glimpses, of the Mobri\ at the Atfe^ Theatre.... , . Wieddirig-r-#s. Hftrriefte. Berry Of I&owl'#Svflle fo H. H. Fidiriger of OaMeldv,, , : ' De'dthSi-Mfs. Theodofe Culver; teo VKvanjk; LbUise Starr; Mrs. M6ry £ Rowland. •|0H|[ Thursday, September 8,19& t*EiSOMALAlfl>SdCIErY NEWS Mr. ami Mrs. Benz Qtserve GaWen ..w^ organiza^, tion they got down Jhe're Jfi Sflf- fern,* N. Y; state—the WdmehTsi Rebellion. •.•.:,. AM a\ny pplificiiari wffo! titi«r& he has beerr fooling the .women, and; thinks the.^bftierr do, hot know who is fraying hifti his race salaryr he is horiif tob smart He is like a pale boy cbnting Jtfe frqm ibehirid the barn, ahd whistifeg, and vvith a notion his mrpther 4bes not know. he' has beeh Sniokiii', . Women, i they just want decent Govt;, aneftdp not; pay too much attention to , wfridy.r politiqiarts. They are used to wind; around heme. But; when .they, start house- cleaning, they do nof'-just .dust, things here: and' there. They clean house. '-;,.' , • And boy;, if I was in politics afid the women got afte? nae\ I would fold up nay tent and fake to tne tall timber. , Yours, with the low do' JO S\ Ten Years Ago—1928 Medina Automobile Club eon- ducting Safety Carripaign. Sheriff Hollenbeck pf Orleans County and Sb'*riffl Campbell of Niagara County on fne trail 6f thieves who forced two safes in Lyndonville and Millers. Miss Marcja Munson entertain- ed for friends leaving for college. Engagement a*nota>c§a\ pf Miss Helen E. Jackson of Holley to George Homer Jackson. Col. J. S. Thompson appointed Orleans Courjty CBairihan of fhe Republican Self-vice League by Maj. Albert S. Caflan of New York, state chairman. Weddings—Miss Edna M. La- cey to Garrett E, Farn^rnj, Miss Alice K. Wheeled Of Middleport to Robert G. Hfu; Ivtiss. Alt/M. Murray of Yates to Floyd A. Snalde. Deaths—Fratfik Hetslef; «Adel- bert O. Mower; Led Mitchell. ' Be uUvayi on tinte^loo faro ij a crimt,'' |tate Mf's 500,000 Will Become A Reality With the second week of the 98th ahritial NeW York State Fair coriilng to a close, exposition of- ficial's expressed complete satis- faction with attendance figures aWd declared that the predicted 300,000 attendance this year would beebrne a' reality. You eafi call the comi-non onion an evil strielling vegetable if you want, but if is a real barometer of prosperity. Its consumption falls with depressions and . rises with booms. tJt tt-fci vp ML ibior fftbnes fenql fell duflng d shower at Cdi-o\ ill.. 1890. 11—AH- niembefi except t W6BsMr res18hecl from TyfeYSwBffiel 1841. ll-VtaWti the filibuster, cocrfj martialed and shot By 1 HdMurans, I860*. iS-Siai Sptfri(jlect ftdrii'w^ vWittenBy Francis Scoll Key. I6H. r^Ji-faS fl'iedVbr, itooWyn's Kg M playho'ule, opefie'd, ,a - 1863. JS-tamb kntfihiCT jnacWne first patented, '1869. ld-Hyperkm, Seventh sjifet- lite of Sahirn. aKcovere'd, 1848. ^wtfu 20 T€&» AgGt-1918 Jacfe Pictcford in \Tom Saw- yer\ at the Delmar Theatre. LeRoy Whitwell in the Military Training School at Sibley Col- 'lege, Ithaca. • Picking apples selling for 25 'cents a bushel; winter apples, 20 S (cents a bushel. I Buick automobile, owned by [LeValiey Helenbolt and driven by larl Helenbolt, stolen while park- 3 on Pearl street. 1 Rolbert It. Newell and aunt, •Mrs. G. H. Hill, received slight Ih'jflries wheij. their Ford collided with touring car near Wrights CorfTers. Georgiana Niehol and Charles glack elected, officers of fhe» Or- leans County' Derriocratic Com- mlttefe. ..... ,. Stella M, WebgeB , : ''Degins piano classes In Medina;. Weddings^—Miss Rfemona Wood- hams of Fort Collins, Col., to Harold J. Ryan; -*!iss Elizabeth Williams to Deaa A^len. Deaths—Miss Xydia Timmer- marr; Robert J. Warne. 25 Years Ag<*^1913 Medina Cold >Sft>rage Company ofglanized in Meduia with the fol- loWhig as fhe „grificipal stock- holders: Mrs. Josephine Reed, E. % Reed, M. U. iJeed, Da-fiiei S. Rdbf, George A.\Prudorn. . .\Jolly\ Phil Maher playing at irte Cook Theatre with stock com- pany. .Mr. and Mrs. •' William Rial celebrated their gblden wedding anniversary at Addison, Their son, William H. Rial of\ Batavia, is a COritribUtor to the Medina Tri- b;une. /Many Mediniana»-attend play, U M You Lilse It/.', starring the iambus couple, Edward Sothern aiid Julia Marlowe. •, Barrally and Ingersoll, Medina ^iitractqrs, received contract tor crastru,ction of Lockport Cify- Wfept Avenue County Highway. Pickpockets telieye .Edward Mc- Cfmn arid George Pbgle of $49.85 and $13.00, respectively, at Albion Fair. Wedding — Miss Matilda J. g reen of Royalton to Ernest J. arpfeftter. Death—Mrs. Isadore Burston. 30 Years Ag#—1908 Folibwing elected officers of the Medina High School Athletic Association: Bertram Q'Donnell, president; Raymond Feller, vice- president; Everett Lacey, secre- tary; Victor Acer, treasurer, and George Newell, manager. B*. S. Howard conducting a hat and clothing store. \Men Maids.and Matchmak- ers/' play directed by Miss Rum- sey, put on by local amateur thespians. Ratio Smith, 21, farm laborer, drowned while swimm'ing ih catfal. Elevator in' Austin & RoWley Cold Storage dropped to grbund floor\ caused by the breaking of cable,- injuring David Pegelow, oc- cupant of elevator. weddings—Mrs. Bertha Barlow' to J. W. Cadwallader of Monerren, Pa.; Miss Vera E. Chadsey to Ed- ward Twichell of Lyndonville; Hazel Johnscm fo Charles Leori- aid, both of Shelby'. Doable taxation of the gasoline used by 20,000,000 Ameripan fam- ilies and Nearly 5,000^66(1 truck owners may end nesit year. That possibility is seen in the growing sentiment in Washing- ton to permit the emergency fedr eral excise taxes, ina'Ugurated in 1032, to lapse on June, SO, 1939, the end of the current fiscal year. Among the excise taxes are those levied on gasoline, lubricating oil, automobiles and parts. Approxi- mately half of Che total revenue from these emergeney faxes is derived from the federal gasp- line tax which duplicates the taxes on gasoline levied by the state. A substantial part of the balance of the revenue is derived from automotive levies, with the result that the burden of these taxes falls chiefly on the nation's motorists, who also are tasted heavily by the states. Committees of both the House and Senate have recommended that the federal government with- draw frorri the taxation of gaso- line, leavirig it to the states. A surprise par^jfy&jr TH^da? evening at the South Gravel road home of Mr..,and MB?.. Carl. f. Benz nferlkct ftfet* J8i£lh «%H ding anniversary. Relatives and friends of the couple sponsored the gathering, Despite his 72 years, Mr, Beta: is an ardent farmer, . and M£s. Benz,.-who observed her 67th bf/thday - Mt .January, carrjes. pn her duties about the household. District Attorney, Thomas A. Kirby. Seven yoxmg men seriously in- jured by the overturning of tally- ho coach on the hill at Two Bridges. Farm home of James Lane, in f lielby, destroyed by irjeendiary fe caused by twelve^year-old boy. Shipment of supplies for Co. F, 3rd N. Y. Regiment, forwarded to Camp Meade, Middletown, Pa. County Clerk's notice issued by William N. Dean; Sheriff's proc- lamation by Carroll Phippany. Deaths—Harvey Pettit; George W. Fuller; Alfcrt Davis; Mrs. S. V. Rubens; Ernest Lbcfcwooa. 50 Years Age*^1888 Firm of Gorman & Slack, who conducted a quarry at Holley, dis- solved. Mr. Slack, u'pbh payment of $17,000 to Gorman, became Sole proprietor. Engagement announced of Miss Jennie M. Rowley to William F. Timmerman. Dry house, featuring steam, opened on East Center street by L. F. Zimmerman. Kep\uDlieaai mfeetfflg at Best's .Opera. House, feeituTOig Hon. F. V. Schoonhialter of New\ Yofk as guest speaker. Board ol Education m'eefiftg. President Fbssoh presiding, to elect officers and plafi pfogfKrn for year. Subject of Oak Or- chard School discussed; Ibcatibn, building rnatetiais, find suppBes agreed upon. James Bros., druggists, advelr- tising fruit cans, /r/es, gOSp'el hymnals, raflrdaa tickets, cbufh cures and hanging lamps. Wedding—Miss Emma E. Bow.- en to Elmer J. Bissell of Roch- ester. Death—Hiram W. Preston. Mrs. Arthur Ennis and daiighr •ter, Maiy, of Catherine street,* spent Tuesday in RficheStef; . ^ ,-•,.' -. • '-.*-- * '!*'.' \•. -< ' Mr, and- Mrs. r Jorin W. Liridke bf South* Academy street 6penfc the weeken13,;in Olean., '•'_ _\ 1. ; , , \> ' *•/»-, *\ y Saimjei Qrwig Hias returned hjpmejfrsiri a v*lsit with reEati.veS in Laurelton, York and Lewis-: \ :Ea'. '••'••' ' , . •\. -•• ••jr, » * *-, Mr\- and Mrs! Harry Retz and •twin son and daughter. Billy and Polly, v/ere weekend guests of Mr. and Mi«, 3f?aul Garribk,' bf Locust street. . . «•',*.»' •Mr. and MrS. Haroki Beckwith, Miss Rhbda BecSwitH and' Delrhar Beckwifft bf Omo street visited relatives in Bihgriamtori over the weelcefiet. •• » • Miss Eleanor Jftyari will return the last part of thb week frorn Biifialo where she has been tHe guest bf Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Hyah. .••••• Mr. and, Mrs. Irving S. Bowen have returned from Sunny Crest, where they spent the summer, to their residence on West Center street. ;•.*.•. M^ Louise Mary Brumm of Al- bany and Mrs. Joseph Schmitt of Batavia were Saturday guests of Mrs. Thomas Gaughn of South avenue.; j ^ ^ Miss Rita Lenahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lenahan of Gwinn street, left, Mo»aa^ for Rochester where she will take Up classes as a junior in Nazareth Academy. * • * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richmond and daughter, Marcia, of Buffalo, were weekend guests of Mr. Rich- mond's parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. A. W. Hichinond of Ann street. • • • Miss Harriette Donahue return- ed Saturday to Washington, D. C, after spending a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lfarh Donahue on Catherine street. ........ * «, • . vMr. and Mrs. Cady Lacy of Roseland avenue^ accompanied by Mrs. Don Canfleld,- visited Don Ganfleld in the Batavia Hospital over the weekend. , Miss Etnma Lou Payne, who has been, spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Josiah Payne of West Center street, left Saturday to take up her school teaching. Mrs- Wjlliaift Corcoran of Ro- chester, Miss Bridget Corcoran, of mm* Gregsoiv s pawgter WJB & Saturday .ffciated 7 . at.the wedding o|- ?r son, JSaturday afternoon, SerTttS ;m t S„ at 4jQ0 o'clock; Ir, theTte l she became the bride of ftS Edward Sawyer*, son of Mr, wi mf Wallace Edward Sa^ri I^Botiver,; N. Y, Jbfta GreS If BrbOkline, Mass., brother of the bride, gave her in marriage, . The. bride wore: a. gown of whito maYciUisette MtS tulle veil of flr^ervtiri lengtjt failing from a uaraof rose, •point face. She car. ried a bbuciuet bf UHes of the vS. ley and gypsophila with orchid center. : . •• •* , .Mrs*. B.rewgtef Oere, of Cam. brldge, Mass,, was matron of hen, bj\;,Her gown was of tur\qttof% mr/irewith hat. of matching;sligls arid me. carried a bouquef > 0 f gypsophila, gladioli and statfee, ^ The* groom v/as attended fev Frank Pixley of Batavia. I?sh\ers were? John and- ftajph. Savsyer 6! Bojivar, brother's, of the -igrofim' Bre^yster Gere; of, Cambridge, ani Hoxvard Van Curerj Of Bbliyay; ;, Following th^ weddthg a reeenJ fioA $yas held at the hbme o| m brid^ parent. The couple are $! a wedding trip.to Canada aijf iaj. the.tr return will Mve'ip Oieani , The bride is a graduate of -hkl mxm University.: Mr» Sawyer was graduated . i rqttu the .., WJiarM Schbbl of Finaijce and Comrri^ University; of Pennsylvania: ~L£- inn NII ,Thb niarriagf of Miss ClgrM BurJingamfej iormer- JVI«din'a im. defit and daughter of Mrs. Befc nice Burlifigarhe. of Btiffajb,,-iQ Atnol Burgess, soir of Mr,. p| I Mrs. Floyd Burgess. oJE \MtuaD \ 0-. took place Friday, September. ; 2, at the Grace Episcbpai Chufc9,\ Buffalo. The bndb v^bfe white lacS wltR white accessories, arid carried a bouquet of white and peach, &f i bre*d gladioli. Miss RutH BirW- , game,>sister of the bride, was her .orijiy attendant. She wore peaclf crei)\} with navy accessories arid, a corsage of Talisman roses. ' Donald. C, Hill of Medina was best man. Ushers were Weife Nelson of \Ware Mass., and fiifik. Boyle, of Medina. , .\; Following the ceremony a\ tm fej lunctteoji was held at the .hoih| cf the bride's mother, covers lalij to* 30. .U* Guests were present &M Kflpw!esyitte, ahd M?tk Jtasi,.^ Prior to her,wedding the Mae. was feted by Mrs. Earl Coon, Miar Sadie .Coon,, Mtss* Jean BOT^ Miss Ruth Burlingarne and MH ( Goto Burgess. ^u; Mr. and Mrs. Burgess will fflaki, their home at 744 Church sfteet,' Medina. caesier, ivuss priagei oorcorai; oi «<< ., » * , * g Lmia. attd M!r. and Mrs. Leo- >«!mtP1TthPi* la O'CbpfifeTf and son of Ro6hester TOCpiCIIW*?* f* were Mfl^Kertd. guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,Wuliam, Monagan and fam- ily of East Center street. * *• * MisS TJienna Gould, who has been s^endlnE the summer with her fiarbnts, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gqulft bf North street, has re- turned to Sb-utfiampfofi, N. Y., where she teaches school. Mr. a hT$ts* Albert Gazley anct^ion, Albert Gazley, Jr., of vaiicevifle; p§„. wHo were recent gU^ts'..ft tfte borne of Mr. and f Mxs.. Herfiert Dygert of West mm street/ «aV.e refUfnea home. fol Gtoly, Who has been vigjffiai -her affnt and uncle, re- fufne/Hdme with ffibm. ^..IWeifW iliidyClubToIVM « . The iVtedina iVomeh's .„...„, Club will r'esume its Seafl.^g > tivities Wednesday, Sejpte©hfr j 14, with a reunidri Iu^chebH .at, the home of Mrs. Carl WiM,4 Howell Parkway. All fnei8lj6# are expected to be iires'fent. <.|; A variety prftg*6n%:.*(«rfl»be'j9rfe ' theme of the t938-3<} {&$&&'& : M ;' Officers of the. brgaiu\zati6nlrg? Mrs. Raymond Feller, pfesMenft Miss Nina Bafker, Hbnbrary .&<%•<« ident; Mrs. Wirtfi, vfte-lJfeslffpA'i Miss Pearl Hall, secretary; MJ&,' George Gotts, trea^suier*; ,Mtr Frank Whittleton, auditor;. jM|„, Charles A. Ingersoll, press <?oMe||; .pondent, and Mrs. Frank Cttrfiife,\ corresponding se6fe;tary\ - ' 40 Years Ag(^-1898 fire at Yates Center, destroyed the, store of Stephen A. Coe. Republican ticket nominated: Member of Assembly, JDenhis W. Evarts; Sheriff, H. R. Richardson; County Clerk, Harry P. Spencer; 60 Yea-fiS Agtf—1W8 PubEc announcement made i6y Edward Posson, Sehool Commis- sioner. ... Adna Boweh and Frank Hunt formed Co-partnership for the practice of law. Subscriptions being reeeived hy local organisations for thfi south- ern yellow fever sufferers. Medina Academy* opened with Prof. P. K. Pattersohy principal. Among the tegeheri , were, flue Misses Abbie Maus,. Bjten Grib- ben, Ann Clark, and Kate Han- rOrT. Pitts Light Guards received un- iforms, muskets arid 2f(000 rounds bf ammunition. Elias Cheeseniari; '. V. B. Tdyldf; Al- Br s : m; s. Heve'nj6^,. V/hiTe if seMs absurd hi iirls to^ear s§ \fittle) it #as bv'efi mbl-e aKsufd for theni to piile on as \ |uch as they used tdj the fellow wfeb' sajrs you\ can't ust yoiir bes\t Mem .wdffla criminal has been cdjmmiiting tliree lirhes a week, uriaocdmpan- Sicaro'ely Believb that in Australia ifed, between the jail and the Mel- bourne hospital for treatments. 1 •c.'^Vfifs-'-**'\-'^ #>•
