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mm ir^^»m»f^mm»m*^'mi»^^mm^m • miMi «.,„ ,, smm- '• .• j A <m 89TH Y»flfc4a§!fcj# Ship For Use Oversea Seventy-eight .gmnejafe; have been finisbiei «pd shig^ed &*? civilian relieTflv^rs^a toy the Y©4?- unteers ot Medina Chapter of $?#d Cross and its J^yndtraville branch. These include 4 isQnmfs dresses, 9 children's dresses,9 sweaters, U pairs socks*. 15 hospital beo'shirts, 20 hospital operating gowns and 10 convalescent robes. Medina production was in charge of Mrs. A. L« Waters with the following staff assisting: chair- men in charge of sewing, Mrs. J. C. Posson, Mrs. Hterbert Acer and Mrs. Rolland Howell. Volunteers assisting were Mrs. Fred Goodsell, Mrs. Florence Albanese, Mrs. Harland Swan, Mrs. William Men- del, Mrs. George Wassak, Mrs. Watson SkomskL, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs- Paul Garrick, Mrs. A. B. McKane, Mis Dolly Chater, Mrs. James Burraan, Mrs. James Vickery and Mi's. Bisch. Mrs. Irving Bowen was in charge of the knitting production and was assisted by the following vol- unteers, who turned in finished work: Mrs. Dan^Lsong, Mrs. Mark Scott, Miss Catherine Hoey, Miss Anna Andrews, Miss Katherine Tuohey, Miss Elizabeth Batt, Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Miss Dora Warne, Mrs. Emma Rugg, Mrs. LeRoy Skinner, Mrs. A. G. Phillips and Mis. William Findlay. Workers were taken to and from the workroom by the motor corps oo-chairmanned by Miss Elizabeth Acer and Mrs. Hubbard White. They were assisted by the follow- ing Mrs. Joseph Menke, Miss Dorothy Roberts. Miss Addis Hartt, Mrs. Charles S. Ingersoll, Jr . Mrs. Norman Thiel, Miss Flora Webb, Miss Henrietta Mc- Klwee and Mrs. Arlhur Vosler. Equipment for the workroom .ind services have been loaned and d< nated by the following firms: Acer & Whedon, Inc., Robert Ne- well & Co.; Medina Post Office, Medina State Armory, Medina I. . >OF.; O'Donnell Bros.; N. L. & i ' Power Company; Medina High school Art Department. George lirunson and Mr. L>ewis, Manager, W T Grant Co. Lyndonville branch pioductn>n '..us been in charge of Mrs. Lucius Webber branch chairman, and her p'oductjon chairman, Mrs. Francis Postle. This shipment, which left Me- dina December 19, marked the '.mpletion of Medina's first quota 1 ne workrooms are closed now ..-nil until January 8, at which : me i t if expected Medina will re- icive a second quota EBINA TRIBUNE V . ^^^iSsf--'-*',. w; r u [ r mm m $1JMI A YffftH ft \ Troop 31 Has Banquet On 10th Anniversary Alurnni and present membci? :id leaders of T:cop 31. B\y •couts held a banquet Tuesday \ening In the Pre-bytenan htrrch in observance of the 101.i •iniveisary of the troop'* orgam- itlon The Rev. Willi.im Findlay troduccd the chairman of the ening, Frank Smith, who i» the i'w chairman of the troop com- •iittee. He presented to George • >ok, past Scoutmaster of Tro- p 1, a copy of \The History of the •oy Scouts of Amend,\ which ntained the autografts of eryone present Mr. Smith introduced t.ie spe.i- '•r of the evening, Wallace VVlnt- lorc of Lockport, a delegate fr.im .e Lewiston Copneil to the Nat- nal Council of Boy Scouts. Other , leakers were Herve Hoi ley. imp committee chairman; Robert acner, executive of the Lewiston >uncil, and Malcolm McClew. ub Commissioner. Nathan Gil- i-rt of Medina, who was the first outmaster in Orleans County, ioland Bateman, present scout- laster, George Becker, John Kerr nd Ernest Richards, picscnt uss't o)utmjstcr. State Unemployment Insurance Bureau To Have Local Office Unemployment Insurance ciai- n.ints will be savod a trip to Ba- i»ia during 1940, according to a 'atement by Mayor Charles P. ick, to the effect that the State •lemployment Bureau at Batavia II have an office in the Medina i> Hail for one day during each nth. Sessions will be from 10 iock in the morning until 3 30 • ock in the afternoon. The of- e will be opened to claimants •• the first time on Tuesday. Jan. Present War In Europe Is Topic Of Rotary Talk That Germany and Russia in- tend to attack their larger neigh- bors after swallowing up Europe's smaller nations was the belief ex- pressed fay Maj. General John S. Thompson In a talk before mem- bers of the Medina Rotary dub Tuesday noon at Die Millville Met- hodist cSiurch. Fifty club mem- bers nndt farmer guests heard Gen. Thompson, who was intro- duced by- Claude Grinnell, speak. Gen. Thompson compared the armed forces of the world today with those of 25 years ago and cited the impregnability of the Maginot and Siegfried lines of de- fense. The speaker declared that althougn the United States ought to help trie small nations of Europe as muc.i as possible indirectly we j should ne-vertheless stay out of the I present war. He said, also, that I one of the pressing problems of i Finland is that of curing for and feeding Russian pr i?ont rs. He < suid that the bodies of the dead : on the Finnish battle fields will! be a meruire to the he:ill!i rf tl t- people next spring when warm we;, the returns. The ilirnri was ser\od by the ladies of the church Each Rol.ir- lan buught with Inni a farmer a> his guest. Victor Rook Heads Medina Chapter Masons Victor Rook was elected high '•st of Medina Chapter R AM ' the annual convocation held ot '• Masonic Temple Tuesday eve- • g Other offieeri elected were Ivan Sanderson, king; H G. .eeler. scribe, Claude Gnnneli, r .isurer and Howard N Stebbins. •cretary. The John Lysters Celebrate Their 16th Wedding Anniversary Mi und Mrs Chui les Pickwell of Medina entertained at a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Silos Culver, Mrs Sai ah iiotaam u nd Mi and Mr- John Lystcr in honor nf the l.y- sttrs\ 16th wedding anniversary. Sunday School Presented Beautiful Xmas Program T'\.e i.ngmg of the carol. \Hark the lifiald Angels Sine' opened the pn'gram of the Chi istmas party -if the Bapti-t Sunday School Friday ivcning, Doernbcr 22. at 7 30 o'.l'X'X Kol.immg ,i prayer led by the p.isl.'i t.u- following mem be - of the Ilegir-ni-ii\ I)e- partnient gave ruita - imis C.irul Ruger, ' r>'lh > I'n ce. Shwley diiiy, \(>j'(ii'iM n.< v \ and Kirl H.iimci. ' Hoom KI.OUK.. With Miss Lc>n.i Aino ,is lender. Juan Reed. WJI>. liu-nuie. Cathc.iiu\ Go:>f1r: 'h. Rut.i Br .int. Maxine Bolton arid t.u ol D.i \ is piescnted \A Guiwing Uanii'\ The progiam presented by the Primal v I Jcp.ir'ment consi.sU-d \f Exercise '\The Secret of the Stars.\ with Lois Fields as Muiy, Ronald Alvurd .'.- Joseph. Uell Stork, Ua- \ul Hilliaid. Junior Draper. Shep- lierds,. Mary Bacon. Robert Hazel, Shiriey Willis. June Bell, Ruth Starr. Ju.inne J.imeir. John Jam- t le. Smiley Da\ is, Janet Stork, Delores I>usenrx-rry. Florence De- lluller. as Stars, ipcitation, \Hap- py Christmas,\ Junior Ehremeich; solo, \Just Because We Needed Him.\ Sandra Fisher: iccitalen. \The Best Sloi-y.\ Mi : ic Johnson: ice itiit; HI. \Wh. Santa Claus Would Do.\ Jlanet Adams: exer- cise. \C'l.r istmys Bell.'s.\ Kenneth Busmne. Ch.iiVes Hill.ird, Doug- las Bush, reel t.it ion. \.lust Tiny Tut--.\ Barbara and IJ< tly Cur- prnter; rxen i<rf\ \Chr i.-tmas Fair- ies,\ Margate! (Jrirtlcs, Betty Bntt. Kllen Har»-1. June Hall Taking place in \Christmas Tree Oinatnent-.\ piogrum of the Junior Department v/erp Joan Vorhe\s iis Jupar.esr Doll; La- verne Bu.smiie as Ball, CleorKe Bregf a< Candy Cane: Delia Crom- well. Tin<*el; John Svvett, Christ- mas Pre-ent; Beverly I^arcom. Star. Doii.-s Clcndenon. Candle and Norma Willett, AngeJ. The entire departnent wng the caiol. \Sil- ent Night \ The playlet, \Think- ing. Th.inking and G^inu.\ was D!es>enl(ri hy a rn>t c-'Jmp'»5M?d of Patricia Fields Hilda Meland. Al- lie I>ou Cromwell. Marjorle Good- nch. Juln* R\serikianp. Dorothy Brietberk. A/lt-ne Baron, Doris Ehrenreicrs and J«-an Mason Huth Alderson, Rhoda A Kiel 1. Edith A1- derwjfi, Wilma Meland, Arlene Adams', Viigmiu Cromwell. Beth Cooper arsd Norma Arnold l«)k part in \Thit symbol of the Christ- mas Tree \ The White Christmas Gift offer- ing, the carol, \Jtry Jo the World\ and a visit by Santa Claus con- cluded the party. , MP Auto Smashes Take Lives Of Orlosnft /oumrPe* (»M*> i....i..e..i H. Heinz To Address Employees At Anniversary Fete Tonight Employees of the Medina branch of the H. J. Heinz Company will be guests this evening at a 6:**() o'clock banquet in the State Armory, which will be one of 70 banquets for Heinz workers in cities all over the country. The dinner is being held* obs-eivance of the 70th in ouseivnnr p oi me vutn anni- \usaiy of the founding of the company and Howard Heiru. pie- sident of the oi gamut turn and son of IU foumiai. speaking fi .in Pittsburgh, where 3.U0O eniplcyees will be gathered, will use u tele- phonic broadcast hook-up to ad- dress all the workeis of M J Heinz Company in the United States and Canada Twenty-live thousand miles of wu e will be brought into one circuit under the control of 382 operators and en- gineers to make this bioadeust possible Long distance speech will not bo Girl Scouts Ride Horses At Chet Acer's Academy Many a local Girl Seoul looked for riding breeches undei the tree Christmas Day. But breeches lack- ing, ski pants and slacks prosej equally popular with the guts who, through the generosity of Chet Acer, owner of the Gravel road riding academy, are enjoy- ing lively canters on horseback duung the vacation recess If any local ,sc(,ut.s did not hear of this plan, thcie u;e still a few day.-, left for them to enjoy the riding Mr Acer has also allowed the girls to use his horses and pad- doclu, on Saturday*, and as many as thirty-five of them have turned out to leceive mhtrurtion and leu- son* Many of them after a few more lessons, will be eligible to receive their badges in hoi&eman- ship St. Mary's Pupils Have Xmas Program Greetings from Santa Claus opened the Christmas program held la't week by students of St Mary-'s school. Other features of the program were: \Children at the Cub.\ First Grade: He* station, \When Santa Comes\ and song, \You Better Watch Out' by se- cond KTurie; Recitation. \Bethle- hem.\ Third Grade; Lullaby, 4th Grade Recitation, \The Flight into Egypt,\ 5th Gnid«; Song, \Jtngle Bells.\ and hymn, \Adeste F*de- ICB.\ OUi Grade, Playlet, **The Beggar's TaJe/' Seventh Grade. A motion picture aod the dlBtrtbu- tion at candy by Santo Claus con- cluded the program. a tui\fit.v to Mr Henu. tm m 1924 he upoie bv nidio to ti-l listeners .11,d in 1U30 he «, IU |; t »nd in o\ci .i l.uiitmi t>.ini|ii«'t lulu net the uiiht v\.it-ie Menu employeti, «e e en •ma He wa.s,iLv> the first ti> talk I'Y telephone fmiu lhl» H'Unliy to Aunlr^tliii. in which hl> minp.o.y opeiate-, a fucloiy at Milboine Howt»ei. twiuUKt- of wai .it this hn»-e citiployci.--. In foieiijn l,.nil\ ixeepling ('iinadu will in I be able to pucxlicipule in Uie i>t) ei laiiit 'Ihe H J lleirv Cirfiip.ti.y wn> foundi-l bv lli-i: y J Heinz II Mh.irps'Hiig n -obuiU nf PtlU- buigh. Vu when he rented u • m.ili I'uildniK in «lnc»', sMth the .Oct of Ihiee empluyeo he grated ,unl t>)tlle(i hni st -i,iiJ i.»h he hud gtiiwn in ii Harden \f l**'* llian un .icie Tiid.iy it'ux-iale* 26 fnctoi- ies in ftw cnunti JOT, irx-luding the ••ne in \u\tmliu . 117 M» les branch- es in fi.ui liimin ami 250 Milting htus«-s and irceiMiift \tnIloivn It i niph y> .jppiosumatcly 17.000 I euple. u-ves the ciop-< oi mote than 200.COO iiare-?. in itn kitchens > ««h y<-ar and nel hi Hi pioducta In • ver 1 00 countries Sei \ ng as tojaslrniu-ter ut the t.uiiiiue'., at wm«'h idc-rilical me- i.u>, w'II be inied, v. ill be II J 11(10/ knd, a grundw-Ti uf the founiie' of the btiMin t* Afl«»r an ( our of >peeches ami inuau. n film • nowlug the development of the (noil pre«eiving inilufctry and the t'.iit the company h,v. taken in it will lie bcreenecf in c-a''h dining loom Poultry Meet Slated Jan. 3 \m. Caines Hall The Annual County wide Potil- ti> meeting will hv held Wednei- day. January 3, in t£u> Gatnex Gi.n.ge Hail, according to A J. Nuholv Aisa't CfKUiity Agent. Dr Roy S. Heck uf the Cornell Afirl- tultural Kconomsrsi fJepftrtrnMit w. ill Ifnd the dis<etiMif>-ri on \\ITne Poultry O-utUxik'\ dli- will OIBO ppeak ' n \Tfie Pc«jltYy Karm tJwl- n™ (;ig^niJ!atlor3.\ Di'C'i.'Mrig \Tl>s» Latcrot on Fowl Paralysis and fle^pinit^ary Dlseas* en\ will be Dr. E. h Bujrneli of the Veterinary College f>r. Burnell will r.ave pietunsw to dmmtm^truie vartou* \Dteeowi CTIItuc^*' to ./Wet) poullryrnan «re Snvitead to bring aick bi:d» v/hieh the doctor will entrains and tllagnos*. Dance At St John's Church Rooms ** .,, „ The Social Committee of the uppei classes of Uie St John's ehunh ichool l» giving an Invita- tion dance in the Church itMembly in in i.i ft iday evening of thin week (in the school and l b friends und IU friends friends. IJ.iiu u g Mill begin at about 9 00 JIUI both old style and modern round .'id square dancea will bo ui the (iiogramme Supe intended! Krunk Smith ind Mi>. Smith with Harry Ad- Kint and Mlw Phyllis Bacon lire In liuige cf the in I iingcmcnts with j ihe Mi?.%e» Kdna and Marie Boy lo 'ookin,j uftei the refreshment!! The Athol Burgesses Receive Xmas Present Two Days Early The .ilork wiiv a little piemuture .vith fu- (.'hiuttmiu presents this year dcllvenng a boy at the locul Memoi ial Hospital two duys be- fore Christmas, on the 23rd. to Mr unci Mrs Athol Burgess, Church diret Mm Ilurgewi in the foimer t'iuii»i>u liuilingume Annual Meeting Of Supervisors Slated Next Week Board To Be Overwhelm- ingly G« 0. P. Whca the Orleans County Board of Supervisors holds its mutual or- ganization meeting next week three familiar facea will bo ab» sent. One is R% L. Ma^in, Democrat, af Carlton who was defeated by Walter S. Garrett, a former town clerk of that town. Another, Edwin K. Bruekway of Murray, Derno- erat, who served only one Urih, will bo replaced by Ralph Bcebe, a farmer living oa the Lynch Road just outside the village of Hollo}'. Mnntey S, Morrison will succeed lr\'l»g Vosler, the present super- visor from the Town of Yates, who also Wit:> defeated ot the last elec- tion. The complexion ot the board will be overwhelmingly Republi- can, Joseph A. McKenmi of Al- bion Is the only Democrat. The ot- hers are: Barre, Henry DeLano; Carlton. Walter Qarroit; Claren- don, O. Herbert Kconic; Gaines, Henry Palmer; Kendall. Ole N. Orslnnd. Murray, Ralph P. Bee- bo, Ridgewny, John Miller; Shelby, IL Justin Roberts; Yates, Manley S. Morrison. Krgonian Alumnae Dunce Will Take Place Tonight The )(« «l Kilts Club rooms Will be the scene of the most anticipat- ed MM'IAI event of Ihe holiday sen- son tl.iK evening when the imnual Krgoni.in Alumnae dunce takes place Providing the uccompanl- ment U) the dancing will be Hob Arm«li ting's WBEN UroudruDting lictieitiu Piocecdn of Uie iiffali u> be 'ui ned over to the aa»oclj»- tion'a Scholiirshlp Fund 0 • • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Rocking Chair Philosophy H'-mn For 18-10 flevlw? personal Budget Cut liijfhball. riot machine And *weep»take 1 terms Add Subscription to Church ftaoson Do You Remember v/hal They called U»« Men who Brought gift* to Bethleh«n Tlut Xrrws Morning m Loisg ago? Mcdlnians Earn Awards At Scouting Meeting Sidney Lasher, Watson Grant and Ernest Richards, membara of Troop 31, Medina Boy Scouts, re* cetved their certificate* of award for Shurt Term Camping at Alle- ghuny Stole Park during Mny of this year ot the concluding ban- quet und meeting In Lockpor.t re- cently of the Training Institute of the Lewiston Trnll Council which has beei In uperotion for tho post eight \vccks Arthur Schroder of Troop 27 and Thomas Beckor of Troop SI received certificates for Camp Spoelallsuitton und Mclvln J times of Lyndonville Troop 23 receiveii his dlplomu for Advanced Camp .Specialization. Ceitiftcntes for completion of work in \Elements \f SeoutiruMrt- eralilp. Part I\ went to N. R. S. Otlbert of Troop 32 nnd Roland Bateman of Troop 31. Molvln James it-celved his awnrd for com pletion of \Piineipals ot Scout Leudpishlp, Part tl.\ Miss Helen Yceaock, Medin*; H»roW A»wtey>! and Pratt Pickett, Albion, Killed Hi We ' Atcldenta *l|pltoW|j)ln,IWl •&. of two Q$lm& C% mwm wm%^ Xm%t wh mm* da>' on the Mt^ina-Mid(Uep<)vt road, east of Middk* port Anotjiep «*»4iww^ spill iSli^ escaped Vfil^ktt^aiftfcWPTOiilii* '-vr)^x 0«td tm Hmrcrtd, Artstey, ll*f* iiuijiiiij>iliiliiip»jiji)i)Wli ^IN^#WW^|inwM«NMnlMCM^ ' year old too of Ttwmitai Auttey otlw^>sat-t^eolitfr nipttt*- '<IW«H«Jrf-.l«t* E*st Shelby tnd PimtbWcJwtU uumctojfc t» vUXt m> V ;«NL.'**• Albion, who weoj fjitnl^r totated i^wv* «ta«*B^«4|W»:«ll» when their c«r collided with « turpentine truck near Bsxley and WM Htlen Vo«»ck, 18- yc«r-old dwtltter of Mr. «rjd < MJK £ohn Yowock of State street* wh*j died In Medina Memorial Hc*pit«rt alter she hud been thrown out of a maebihe When tt wcat out of t»n* trol. Harrold Maddock, 30, Albion, Alvin Ostrander Struck By C^r 11 \i' ' in Alvin Octrander, 55, WAS taken to Medina Memorial hospital in a cerlous condition Tuesday follow- ing an accident when ho vim struck by an automobile when he was crossing the Hldgo road id Ostrander corners. Hospital aut- horities yesterday indicated hia condition as having improved. He sustained a broken left leg. According to Sergeant Hurry Adams, Stato Police, Troop A.. Os- trander was hit by a car driven by Jacob Weber, 8», Wlndmoru road, Lockport. Weber formerly ran a Jewelry store here. Ostrunder, who is nearly blind, was crossing ihe highway from the north to the south aide and Weber was driving weat when the mishap occurred according to Bergt. Adams. Weber told State Folic* ho thought Osfander was going to stop ahd wait at tho north aido of tho road until the ear had pas- ted. Sergt Adams said the car struck Ostrander after tho latter had crossed the cement and was on tho dirt shoulder on tho south side of the highway Tho car wos on the wrong side of the roud as u result of Weber's effort to avoid striking Ostrander, Sergt Adams sold. Utica Resident Charged With Grand Larceny Held in Orleans County Jnll todny. charged with grand larceny, In Edward J Kanfoush, 47-year- old Utica resident lie ivua turned over to Sergeant Hurry Adams, Slate Police, yesterday by mem- bers of the BCI. Stale Police, who had sent out a win run! for his ar- rest It was reported that Kan- foush «nve u worthless check last Full for tho the amount of 1134.55 UfHumer C Bayne, Marshall road farmer. Lyndonville in payment far some peaches When urroignwi beforo Pollco Jufltiee Ned F, Lnagdon his hear- ing was adjourned until next Wed- needoy afternoon at one o'clock. Jail Inmates Get Roast Turkey For Christ maa Roast turkey with all the trim- mi nfls was the Christmas dinner menu for the eight prisoners in Orleans County Jail. The dinner eerved by Sheriff Huymond Hudaon and Mrs. Mud- eon, matron Included roast turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes with yiblet gravey, llubbjird MjtiMh, .ichflllojsed oy»t«rs, pumpkin pie with clMtese and wife®, Christmas Seal Sale $1,000 Under Goal Set Receipts from Christmas health seal* In Orleans County stlU are more than 11,000 under toe goal of m#w About half of the 8,000 tetters sent out huve been returned. Pre- cut figures of tfrm,:SQ tatoa in are al}s»ut ^80 sjfeovii last ywr's re- ceijrts at this time, McBtey received m tm ucemdinx to towm is Albion $292; UM«eway, 9312; tore, f89; Carltafi. »$?} Clan»ndo»,\817i Oaliies, 144; K«»- dall, $43; Murrey SWl and Y&U®, 181. Provision Co. Buys Blue Ribbon I ambs According to on uimni vent yesteraay by Qustav iX vnor of the Medina Provision company, the Bluo Ribbon lambs, raised by Orleans County 4-11 club mem- bers which wer<$ first prho win- ners at Fairs In Western New York lust Pall, were purelumed by the local Provision company last Thursday at a public auction at tho Buffalo Stock Markets. The superior quality lamb will bo of- fered for sale at tho local meat market and at the Albion store, alio. ,4m taNBiof {& wftm *v*k asm tak^lo.itt^taiK^Mf'- sup, Qa» 'Ifiil;.. Ymw&c tet . * Witt _..-.„-, whin a ciw, dtNeiR h# lp| H. JtllHoa B»M»r hfcgtiwfc,*' im% ewt. esu-ains to Sergeant H«rry &®mm State JpoUce, Tw» A, m* m0m ' free of the car e» it tollw-t&ife/ Tho machtee £»Wf4 eVfi 1 HK a* seven rtww ana.feivitelliwS' 4O0 feat \®tQX* cwmlttf M **il riiht Ride u» Sfr*t. Adi^l&dJlC niaieak watiilrtwl onljr * «*v*rt lawviit'cn of tlte left h*ad and w'-rlst, Two other pmemm*»Umjf' Ucliwlarj, 30, ftocltwtisr, tit MHKI Irene J, Clettaikt,.|i t >8toi* beth street, Medlh*. vi*if#»«httlfl, eerlous^. Only th» tmafo-wt w*» thrown clear at lh» c*r, mn fiuslHliiecl a crushed f»e« lad sltullt fr«ctut-*tl tollar bona «nd vajtou* severe wounds of tht hotSyi i*., niasok was permltttd f» inttUmUv to lloehester SUttdiy »tt«f h» «W: «i«ned n stBtenwnt *n rfgjatl to l|»- occldent tor State Folic*. It tm W*,- vcitlgaUon is «tirttd tl i» irtport-' ea It w^ll be und«rtek«rt t>* NW* Kara County auihortilM It th* f%* cidcut cccufed In that coiatfy, ftmejmi mtvlm m^'^l \«re Uiwd Weftttiagy ttwjrning g* 0 o'clock from S»cr«d tMirt, crstirch wlih the Rev, UtmiwMtd' T. Hogafikl effida«»t. BmM W|| * ? In Saorod llcgrt cemctei'jft .*^' Funeral services fof Awtijf were held yesterday afternoon m 3 o'olocJc from Ilnrtt's PttWHail howno with tho Hev. Caf^Oll Ut|«! barl offlclaUng. ^^ Sorvlces for Pratt Flefostt, &%• «o« of Mr, and Mm. llgtiold m* kett. AlHion. will bo h»td thjfc ThHiraduy niter on from ttw H$* Nail Funentl ' ,.e ft- Albtoh* Surviving Pickett, who wan $, prominent Albion high »ch«| student, are his partiitu; 'M| grandpuronts, Mi end W?»* A« Wi Uaeon rarnl Mr* Clyd* WdMrll tf Alolan. Anstey li *us»ylv»a hy hl« father, ThomaJi Anslty Wld Jwo sistors, Vivian and Naomi tf lagt Srwiby. ahf hrothem, Vlnctftt W& Donald of Buffnloi «n* Oh*)fj»«, Norman, jdrtck ond lt<KJ»rlck & East Sh» y; and s grgH^othif', MJTS, An- Vlncint of California, Surm MtM V K* Jlt« lm parents ctnu n yo- v brottltr*, Raymond, ut hume. ' ?l Election Slated January 19th At Credit Group\ iiuiual fflmi ——SB««—«e—SSS—IISSI 11 is •• • immmmmmm The 630 farmers of Niagara » )rleawt#Utt«- ties, members of Uie Niagara-Orleans .•oductlonCn dit Association, will meet Friday, iammrf Miffl >• A -\ '*- —'— »—'—'-— •- \-- tug prisclpai ifc&fc, \ N . J An elestlen will JWbt % choose two B«W m«tft>» Mm M boord of «¥« mm0^'^ml utwns ma foe Utw* y!&t»%Jis| all-duy session, beginning la tho morning at 10.00 o'cioek, at Uio Medina MasonJc temple. Pltms are completed for the aflotr, ac«ordlng to Karl W, Straus* of Medina, m* cretrfry af the grotto, feral notices will be sent out tills week to the members. Reports on tho season's Ijusin&M will be presented by Ttonas Mark oi WIteen, picsident, and Strauaa at the tnoroteg aesslim, rollowing the serving of luaeh at noon to the meinhcrs ani| their g!j«*sts, the mi»tiflf will iirocede with Irwin H, r'orbush, mmtiuty of tho Preduelion Credit Corporpi- tion of Sprlngfteld, M*rs.s,, befeg Chairmen Natncd to PJan Annual Council MmUm The luewtaton ^fatt CouiMliS. Boy Seoul* of America, will lK»hl m aonujil meting Th«r*disy «^«« nin*, January 11, wlih a hmwti ot tho iMSMmt WM,C*A*, «»4 0, Moment. oimvKb mi tim^'wivm, «re tmtm to attwd and! heap.-tttl mpette tut i3m fmt eaiiftg' I8S# '• ces^of* will bo «a|is^^i^^to|««, T. Brflfito «« 4vfmttf« Wfllwd P«iuMl«te Of AtWor*. fpM * and WjteiHble groWftfl, *ht*(t- otummi m ifsi*, tm $m$w> emtive, msfam ^m,w^imm- to 'faimerir In Qtham mi Klilar* Counties WM imtM *utmmr' m®4, uwrtntis* »^tffer#r*ii* uil*mw»fe, SlUflft 1%-4m f#- #» * im rn.mey »{ ktuK cliwging- 4 l-» Urn ftfttftf WR)?* wfe ,, \ '•*• tut \m vqmmpBP^' •$km nmmtimm im ^ •
