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f W^m \'\!. iiiiitiiimmt* ••^•••••••ll<rtllieiMttHMIH«HMMMtttH>iH«M> pw WEDDINGS, BIRTHS ! HEATHSana fEATURR STORES ^.Atyft***** Monday , \ r S|f lv >**\ Automobile Trip : lift\- I|P stos. a a. EVANS lt» •«« *.-,< rs=s (•] i -Misses Edith and MTJ^M^CMmm and Mr. end Mrs. *'\ \\^0, JE&koIlon lett Monday for ^olitomobile trip. 'Jfeithtilecn Brltt spent the week end In -RHHew with Morlyn Seott. H%oi«»a Jean Hale and Virginia Birltt (pent th e first part of the .W^Kik tfith Mrs. Samuel Blgford of L*e Street. 'Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Steele recently eolebrated their wed- ding anniversary. Ml$s Virginia Vull returned to Jrveuka, Monday. . .Un. Mary Smith la visiting her sister, Mrs. Nettle Achcrson nt .Oakfjcld. Mr, Arthur Gardner find his mother, Mrs. Mury Gardner of Pale called on his brother, Mr. Glen Gardner and family Sunday. Ml«8 Ednn Ruwson of DobbH Ferry, fcfll8» Dorothy RiiWBon of Penn' Von spent Easter Sunday jvith their parents, Rev. und Mm, J. C.Reason. Mi;,', and Mrs. Orlando Cousins recootfy celebrated their wedding anniversary. Norma Jean Unit\ celebrates her birthday Friday. Tlio Easter Service wore largely attended lost Sunday morning. Five new members wore tukon in the church befor* the communion service. Mm. Wllllnm Kwiild has boon having the grippe Mist Inez Neul of Niagara Falls spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Maty* l»Rrfth. , Mr. JftwM* Gom*n tit HI nt his heme, - ; * •„ '; • Leah fWijffe of Mejfoo, speht; the yre0 end with Mr*. RtjrwOBd Dellcrt, jltegMff, of Tonawjuida. ! MUM Sophie Smith hat returned Howe alitor spending nometlme at ;<be'heme of Mr, and Mr* William Csrr. /Rolljn Sargent of Buffalo wai a Mm Clifton: Simmons has been Sunday caller on Mr. anil Mm. ill with the grippe, Mr. Clorerlce Vaf J returned hotfie Saturday tim the Medina Me- morial hospital. ' Donald Hheaboldt of Mlddlepo, ha* 6cen apeiiditf* a few day* wii his grandparents, Mr. and Godfrey Kreba. / Shirley Maxon I* upending'the week in Medina with her cousin, Joan Voorheae. Eilia Jean Meale Is / Christened At Service BY MISS MINNIE SOfUTH- WORTH 7 EAGLE HARBOIt—At the Sun- day morning iervlce f^illa Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mcalo was baptized. j ihermnn Kidney. Harry Putt of Buffalo was to town Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Victor Whiting and son, Lynn of Medina visited rela- tives here Sunday, \-\»\»»'\ Mrs. F. Blumerick To Make Home In Buffalo BY MRS. BAM, WINTER WEST SHELBY — Mrs. Ferdin- and Blumerick has gene to Buffalo to make her home with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Neumann. A fine Easter program was given in the Church Sunday evening. Much credit fi due to GUf young superintendent and all who took port. Mrs. Ida Fuller of Conncotlcutt Is visiting her brother Enos Tomp- kins and family. Mrs.D. Bentley of Arcade, and Mrs. Audrey Reamer of Batovjo were guests att he Cutis-Hunger- ford home one day Inst week. 7 The W. C. T. U. will meet Thurs- day afternoon with Mrs. Floberi Itlingenbcrger. Mrs. George Sholes has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nettle Answers to \IT'S TIME YOU KNEW\ by LawfWC* Grace Moore's first big motion picture luccess was In \OneNight Of Love.\ The Hindu religion forbids iho killing of a cow, which il deemed sacred. Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat, Arkwrlght, investor of the spinning machine and Hargreaves, who deviled tht -rjenny\ <n machine for spinning fine tbreadi) wera all watch- rmkers! Today, Buiova watchmakers have deviled machines •which produce parts accurate to 1/ 10,000th of an inch! The United Suites. Spuln, England and the Southern Confederacy controlled Ft. Marion m various times. Miss Mary Beam, Lancaster is spending\a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wnilom Winter. Mr .and Mrs, Harold Mundion spent an Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buf- fom, Corning. Frank Blumcrfch spent Easter in Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Meyers, E, Shelby and Mr, and Mrs. Merritt Wlonke, Lockport were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Winter and Arlene Slrnms, Fred Burgen and Robert Dcutsh- lander, Lancaster wore uftornoon callers. Tho funeral of Charles Pofk was held from his late home on Sunday with onterment at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes. G. B. Taylors To Mark 61st Wedding Anniv. BY MJtS. BEN COLTON JOHNSON CREEK — Mr. and Mrs. O. B, Taylor will celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary nt their homo on April IS. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allen enter- tained et dinnor on Easter, Mr and Mrs. Charles Rummlng and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ramming from nosr Mlddleport, N. Y. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Allen and eon, Warren of Jeddo. 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Mrs. »ed BeiitleiJf has returned frotn a miqnth's visit with her dau- ghter In) TJcentoh, JL J. Mfss.^Bfllie Jean Haarman of Denison College, Granville, Ohio, is visiiinf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Haarman. MTrs. Nina ^!fea of I^ancaster is visiting, Mrs. Raymond Schasel. Mrs. Williarn Holmes, a gra- duate of the Air Corps Technical School, Chanute Field* 111., is home for 15 days after which he will be ^stationed at Barksdale' Pd., Shre- i vepoxt, La. E»LAYWRlGHt CHRISTOPHER MORLBY and Mrs Wales Lathorn. presl- cstt'ef Bundles for Britain, are attentive listeners ns Clare Tree Major, who j#attt the Children's Theatre of America, explains how packogos of new rfrttlUnl and knitted garments were collected by the children of America •• b» sent to the children of beleaguered England through Bundles for Jffrltiln. The first shipments of clothing come from more than a dozen cities yksrs tht Children's Thestrs hss affiliates. Mr .and Mrs. Lavern Betts and daughter Kiltie Lou were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Brad- ley at Olcott. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dulian and daughter of Tonawandu were Eas- ter guests of Mr. und Mrs. Albert Fowler. Mr. und Mrs. James Robison and children of Buffalo and Bert Mo- wer were Sunday ufternoon call- erB of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mower. Henry Culver is reported on tho sick list. Mr. und Mrs. J. C. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Culver ar- rived home Saturday from their stay in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Unity Class of the Baptist church met Wednesday evening nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Ocan Shaw. A grub bag lunch proved very amusing. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Chapman and grandson, Duvld Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chnpmnn und daughter, Susan wore In Bufl.ilo on Easter to call on . • fnrmer'n daughter, Mrs. Emmett .own and Infant son in Mill id Fillmore hospital. Mis. I)n . u unci Infant son oxpected ti l..i\e the hospitiil on Monday Mr. un ' \ . Homer Fuery and fumil' ';. ni Easter in Buffalo wit 1 ' . . und Mrs. Herbert Rezc- I\ .Nancy and Joyco Fuory re- gained to spend tho week. Mrs. Everett Brnyley and daugh- ter, Nancy, left Tuesday to spnul a few duys with h<r ulster, Mi^ Charles Rowley nt Terry, ,^JJJ Candidates Initiated At 0. E. S. Chapter Meeting 13Y MISS RUTH KINYON The reguliir mrctuiK of PIIIKT ChnptcM-. O E S w.is held l.isi evenlni! in the Masonic Temple. Main Street The Distnct officer were present and witnessed the Initiation of n clasn uf nindid.itrs Worthy Mntmn f'.dna Hull ,nul Worthy Pntiun Huioltl I'uyne pie itlded nt the meeting MuuiMiiiy I.obbett. nf ftiK'hcl-r spent Knxter with hoi mnthei. Miv Frank I.obbett of Chinch Street Miss Fnmee« JIICIIKOII, a sludetil .it Mitlugiin Stute Collene ,il K.nst LanslnH, hits lesunied hei studies after spending hei Spiinu \ ,n u Hon with her piirenti. Mi and Mrs A\eiN Jiickson of Mum -t Mi and Mis Kdwmd I'niJei. of Hucheslri, spent Easter with Mi nnd Mi s K .! Collins nf M.dn ilreet MIH fit orur F Thompson of State street, nnd Mist' Ann Thom- pson of Lockport. spent Euster Sunday with Mis Albeit Riirr at Alhtiny Lalei In the week they Will unto New York City and \isit Mr Thompson Mr and Mrs Dminld St.ilter und ditughtvi, Siindrn, of State street, spent Ku.ster Sunday with Mr und Mrs Norman Lain at Nianurti Fulls, Ont. Mrs Marjorle Reynolds of Or- chard street, unit Miss Ednn All - grunn, of South Main street, uie spending a few days m Washing- ton. D C Mr and Mrs Albert Sterntt and family, of Tonawimdn, spent Easter Sunday with their mint Mrs Louise French und their pui - enls, Mr and Mrs. Linus Sterntt of Stale street Mlsiii Ruth McLean hus returned to liagerstown. Md . after spend ing the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W D McLean <>( Park Avenue Mrs. McLean re- turned to Kngcntowtt with her to spend a few days. Mr und Mrs. William Mooftey and family, of Washington street, spent the weekend in Attica. Miss Rosetla Custance of Roch- ester, spent Easter with her sister, Mrs Hurry Shaw, of South Main Btreel Mr nnd Mrs. Charles F. White, Mi and Mrs. T. Riordan and Miss Anna Riordan attended the fun- eral for their uunt, Mrs. Murgarct Mot.ney of Rochester, Saturday moinuiK, ut the home of her duu- ght<-r, Mrs. J. Holland of that cllv .Mis Mooney died April 9. Mi- Mary Stuart, of this vil- lage wlin is spending several months with her daughter, Miss Mil'lifd Stuart ot Caledonia, un- dbiv.erit an eye operation nt the Sti'iitf Memorial hospital. She is nens convalescing In Caledonia. Mis Frank Sheldon, of Mople OVei.ue and Mrs. Bavid Morgan, of (lunch street, left Friday to spend Faster with the former's dii filler, Miss Ada Sheldon at -WiiHhinMton, D. C. Mr .md Mrs. Ferdinand Dohring and family, of Pittsburgh, Pu., spent Faster with their parents, Mr. und Mis William Dohring of Kelly incline Mrs. F.lwvin Klcinsmith. of Fruncis .street .is confined lo the liome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rcs.senuie Of Maple ave- nue by illness Mis Chuiles F White of Maple .ivcnue, and Mis Byron Russell of l.rckpoit, Bth district chiurmjin of American Legion Auxiliary were in N .tg.iia Fulls, Monday making ni lunKeinents (or the visit of the National F'I esulent, Mrs Enid l.emstr.i to the Hth district on May IS. Memlieis . >r the Legit in und Auxih ii v w. ill lionoi her with n tlinnei il.nu c .it the NIUK.II ;i Hotel it that Imif Mr. and Mrs. Neil Toms On Trip To Washington HY MRS TIIFODOHF WIRT!! I.YMIONVH.I.E Mi nnd Mrs N'ril Toms ,II r hiking u week's trip to W.ishinijtini, 1) C . UIH! other points nf intciest llcjbt'il X'uslci is home from Cl.ii ks<-ii SehtHil of Technology fin the K.isici v.itution Mi .HHI MIS ('nil llnwen of Dttioit, Mich, spent Eastn with Mr (»em i;e Seniles MI .md Mrs Chester Shelley .'i'I d.milliter I.ornme of East (iniiie-.. were the Sunday Ituests of Mis Idu Meland Mis Dean Fish and daughter are visiting m Brewerton Mi and Mrs Goorgc Rhodes •md Mr and Mrs. Richard Day ttul three children were Sunday guests of Mr. und. Mrs William Rhodes Mis Maude Westcott has re- turned from the Medina Hospital to the home of Mrs. Sadie Hutch- ison Benjamin Cooper , spent tho week end nt Camp Bel voir, Vo., where his bi other LuVerne Is In training Mr nnd Mi\s Duane Kenyon entertained at a family gathering an Sunday Mis Elmer Melstjer returned home from Bat<ivia Hospital on Saturday Mis Myrtle Manchester is visit- ing in Rochester. Mr and Mrs Francis Ecker and Mrs*. Blum-he Adams o( Niagara Fnlls spent Sunday with Mr and. Mrs Norman Ecker. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Martin The Misses Pratts ~ Return From Florida BY. MRS. H. J. LUND WEST GAINES— The Misses Marjorie and Elizabeth Pratt re- turned home Sunday after spend- ing the winter at St. Petersburg, Florida. Rev. and Mrs. John A. Clark of Royalton and their granddaugh- ter, Dorothy Ann Clark of Syra- cuse called on Mr .and Mrs. Ash- ley Hibbard, Monday, afternoon. Mrs. Myrtle Spanton of Albion spent the latter part of last week with Mrs. William Spanton. Mr .and Mrs. Harry Lund spent Friday evening with the Edward and Harold Foss family on the Roosevelt Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Spanton and sons are moving on the farm of Mrs. Myrtle Spanton. Rev. and Mrs. John A. Clark of Royalton and Miss Dorothy Ann Clurk of Syracuse called on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lund, Monday afternoon. Your correspondent, Mrs. H. J.\ Lund would greatly ajpprfecla,te any news items for this letter. Leave nt house or telephone 907- F-12. Miss Marguerite Park accomp- anied her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cavigan and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Long of East Albion to Beaver Falls, Sunday, wJiere they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ga- viaan und family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Talliday and son, Robert of Niagara Falls, spent Sunday afternoon with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lund. John H. Pratt Jr. und Francis Allport are among the Orleans County draftees, to leave April 10 for induction headquarters at Buf- falo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowley entertained guests Sunday aftei - noon. Mrs. Clara Whitwell Is Afternoon Club Hostess BY MRS. HENRIETTA DENSON KNOWLESVILLE — Mrs. Clara Whitwell entertained the Ledics' Afternoon Club on Wednesday, at the home of her duughtei, Mis. Leon Walters in Albion. A one o'clock luncheon was served fol- lowed by 500. Mrsi Jnnelte Tanner of Medina was Easier suest of Mrs. Dora Hiumer nnd Miss Nettie Tanner. Jane Ames hod an auction on Tuesday afternoon. Hnrvey Hiss Is visiting his sister in law, Mrs. Grace Morrison An- derson and family in Elizabeth, N. J., also seeing the sights in New York City. Mrs. Abble Howes spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Harris ut Rich's Corners. Mr. und Mrs. Edwin Swan an- nounce the morriage of their dau- ghter, Beulah, to Richard Flcch- sfuhnnv of Lockport on Saturday, April 3th at the manse of the 2nd Presby terhtn church in Lockport, Rev. John Graf, former pastor of the Presbyterian church, perform- ed the ceremony. Congratulations. Gortlrn Peterson leaves Wednes- day for camp in the service of \Uncle Sam.\ The Good wishes of a host of friends go with him. Tht sc who took purt in the Fut- ure Farmer's Amateur Show at Albion High School last week were Wulter Tucker, Barbara Achilles, James Swan, Marian Greene, Ida, Elutne nnd Harold Allen. The 20lh Century class nnd the Men's Bible Class of the Pres- byterian Sunday School held a business and social meeting with Mrs. Esther Martin on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodstde. who have been spending the Win- ter at Niagara Falls, are spending Easter week In their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kimball nnd sons of Niagara Falls spent Satur- day at Royce Kimball's. The Presbyterian National Wo- men's Missionary Scc!et> he'd their monthly meeting with M.s Willis Hood in Medin.i. Mrs, Mildred HiAvloti of lth- ftea visited her parent* Mr. and Camp Lakeside To Be Open To Local GIRLSCOIITCOOWI, m\ Over 70fc boxes of cookies* «- - ^, - been-reetfved at Medjhs^cu S€«iit Campers JgHJtt* and ** ** * diawjbuied: to the iranoujj'frJ! forsal^intheconMnunity pJ^J tfetHMmefei win benefct th*Lr vidu^^oeiw, ^ Camp Site Near Olcott for Girls 7-17 Offers Wide Summer Program As Camp Nundawaga will not be available this year for Medina Girl Scouts, the local council is considering in its place Camp Lakeside, property of the Niagara Falls, Y. W. C. A., which is located 10 miles west of Olcott on the lake and which offers many op- portunities for girl scouts and -campers. Mrs. Emil A. Johns of 30 Hamil- ton Blvd., Kenmore, who will be general supervisor of the camp this year, met with Medina council and camp committee members this week and outlined the advantages of the camp. Registration in the camp must be made by May 15 and the last tw o weeks in July have been reserved for Medina Girl Scouts who are desirous of attending camp there. Equipped with four screen cabins for young- er scouts and comfortable accomo- dations for older scouts, the camp offers a variety sports and is pre- pared to guide then in their regu- lar scout program. The camp has 675 foot frontage on the lake, has a large adminis- tration building and dining and re- creation hall with fireplace which is open on two sides to the lake. Senior councilors at the camp will be teachers and college graduates and college students will act as junior councilors. In regular at- tendance will be- a registered nurse, a licensed life guard and assistant. A raft, flat-bottomed boats and canoes will be open to use under the supervision of the lifeguards and swimming and swimming in- struction will also be available, also with the lifeguard In attend- ance. Other sports available will be softball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, croquet, arch- ny, rlflery, golf and horseback Mrs. Arlo Whiting over the week end. June Hill was with friends at Jamestown, Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Mr. Horace Felstead has pur- chased Frank Thompson's home on the Highway and expects to move there about June 1st Mr nnd Mrs. Marvin Fisher and children of Spencer were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sinclair Charlotte LafTler nf Olcott was also a Sunday guest. Mr and Mrs Charles Trow of BufTalo were in town Saturday. Mrs Lctta James accompanied by Carl Caldwell of Medina left here last Thursday on a motor trip to Virginia where Mrs. James will remain with her son. Ellis James jnd family, for two months. Tommy Eggert entertained a few fi lends on his 4th birthday, Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howard an- nounce the umvul of a baby girl, Jinnnn Ruth, nt the Medina Me- moi ial hospital last week. Mother and baby doing fine. Congratula- tions. Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley Burns of Kenmore were Sunday alteartcfon cullers r>n Mr nnd Mrs. Ray- mond Burns. Doris Sutton is spending her Easter vacation at home She had u guest fiom Perry for the week end. A. **j HOSPITAL REGE^ at the> hospital w , tt> ; Daughter April 9, to Mr. and ife* } Donald. Howard, Knowlesvtiw i Son, April 10, Mr, and Mrs.MmJ j Canhain, Buffalo; Daughter, AtSi 13, Sir. tm& Mrs, Maynaid &<!\ bush, Middleport; Son, April hM Mr* and Mrs, Walter Lascell, i^V donviUe; Daughter, April 15, JJ, < and Mrs. Francis Cardone, .South* Main street. Admittances to the hospital- Friday, Charles Button, MiclaV port; Sat., Mrs. Elizabeth Do*d' JJorth\ avenue; Sun., Miss Ftc« ' Carpenter, Hedley street, Mc Miss Teresa White, South Main, street, releasead Tuesday Arttopi Ennis, Catherine street, joy tt i Brown, Middleport, and jjrjj Jane Kirkbride, E. Center street Released Thtirs. Mrs. M/uiisi Wescott, Lyndoriville, Nicholas! lorio, Bates Road, Fred Starr I Church street. ^ r al Of Mrs.^ Eamen Heic |BYMISSJ£DNA. H Resident of G ^nths. Funeri „, held Thursday, v £., Albion. She was PL VViUiam Eame Ued bv two daug t pvlu of Roches, Lets. Miss Mar, £ Jean P , '-\'P S and I « a grandson Ri« TYgrct grairddaiii f, Phillip* also sun g r d nd Mrs Ralpl _, Wintuu were Ei [j,, home of their da Ivan Schoonover riding, the latter TWO spoils being available nearby. The Niagara Falls public library will be open to use and historic trips to Niagara Falls, Fort Niagara and the Tus- corara Indian reservation will be included In the curriculm. A complete girl scout program, including badge work in nature \ lore, day and overnight hiki handicraft, music, dancing' 'ami, dramatic instruction, will be given. Regular girl scout campfires ant} 1 roasts will also be available, jij i sides a natural outdoor stage, there will be an indoor theatre for 8 pre? sentation of dramatics. C M Arrangements will be made w| fj Sunday services and transports !1 tion to near-by churches will be |j possible. Age limit for enterin| 11 campers is seven years to seven- 3 teen. Transportation to the cah3P,:| for those who need it, will be gfv&i'-' by local scout leaders. A health exam must be taken 48 hours be- fore entering the camp. Any other information regarding the camp may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Beverly Smith, chairman of the camp committee of the Me- dina Council. CT« PEACE OF I '»•?*•.\*>! 6 50 II. • ID iu.W> *• •\••* ** as ••«>• h**<*t *iui<ii tit .... 9.«J Owl* 0-Ja*«v*H Cl»t. 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