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WYOMING REPORTER — SILVER SPRINGS SIGNAL — WESTERN NEW* YORKER —. WYOMING COUNTT TIMES — \ r e O M I N Q ; COUNTY GAZETTE Thursday, September 16, 1&48
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(SURROGATE'S COURT . J CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB Raymond Klein, Miss Mary Camp-
All-Star Deluxe Events of i The will . of Susie Dresher of .RESUMES MEETINGS
Perry has been admitted for pro-1 The Catholic Women's Club heldjWm. Hurlburt, Mrs. K. VanValk-
I bell," Miss Mary McDonald, Mrs.

d e n Iris Inn| 4 Vaudeville Show bate and letters testamentary have the first regular meeting of thejenburg and Miss Mary, O'Brien.
been granted'to Isabelle O'Brien jseason at thevillage park pavilion] The next regular meeting wilW
LETCHWORTH STATE PARK
by Strine Temple of Perry and Ray and Robert Quae on Monday evening, Sept. 13th.be held oh Monday evening, Oct.
kenbush of Bliss. The deceased-Forty-five members were present.) 4th in the church hall.
To Be Presented at Buffalo passed away-on July 14tfi and left A.delicious tureen supper was ser- - " • •
L U N C H E O N S AND D I N N E R S -Memorial" Auditorium ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO a wiU dated August 26, 1940.There!ved at 6:30 p. m. by Mrs. Luella;
is real estate valued at $2800 andlShaughnessy, hospitality < * a i r - ; L ^ ^ ^ C H - ^ T O R T
''This morning I laid the last personal property at $2,000. Af-i man and her committee: The fine; Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaTort-
Served daily except Mondays The greatest all-star, smash plank of the foot bridge'of the ier disposing of some personal be-;Program prepared by the presi-1announce the marriage,-of their-
vaudeville show ever staged in Niagara Suspension Bridge^ I then loneirifis Susie Dresher left the'dent, Mrs. Andrew Romesser was ; daughter, Angela Marie to William
Open Until November 1st western New York will b e pre- : drove my horse to the Canadian residufto IsabeUe O'Brien of Per-:greatly enjoyed by all. Those tak- Luckenbach of Perry, on Satur-
sented September 30, October 1. 2 side and back. There i s no railing ry.and on her death the remainder [ing part in the program were Mrs. I day, September 11th.
and 3 in Memorial Auditorium, in on the bridge .which is 8 feet wide, if any, is to be divided among five
Reservations Appreciated connection with the State Shrine 220 feet high and 762 feet long." C. nephews and nieces. I
Council convention in Buffalo on EHett,.Jr.—For sale.at A; Frank;
On petition of Norman .W. Tall--
r i i o n c 39-F-4 Castile the same dates. It will be an a-jjr's: A supply, of, Naramore's eel-j St. Michael's Csiliolic Church man of Gainesville h a has been
•i mazing two arid one-half hour!ebrated grain candles with.Beardsi Rev. John F. Donohue, Pastor : named administrator of t h e estate
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i"i entertainment spectacle made up ley's scythes, warranted.—Carpet-1- Masses en Sunday at 8:30 a: m.;""«y" """"'"f""'"' Wi .«»»•«'»?
M of a huge array of real all-star ing of different qualities from 20c|and 10:C0 a. m . . ; ; ° r r.t3™ r 5 ™:",Tallman of Gam
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JWAC-WAP RECRUITING acts, all of- whom
- are famous
- on to 4s6d i - jesville w h o died in Gainesville on
•BEGINS .
radio, stage and screen.
Topping the dazzling show will-,
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FD7TY YEARS AGO
Churches of Christ. Sc.ent.st
- Christian Science ^service Sun-
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u e d a leaving
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When Buying a New Stove
personal.
t $ i 0 0 0 and real
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I Application for original enlist-! be none other than • Hollywood's' Commander Z. L. Tanner, U. S. day morning 10:45. Sunday school
II Q u , , ^ , ^ t h e s i x chnd_;
II ijment in the Women's Army Corps merriest, maddest hoydens of h i - Navy, who is now in San Fran-110:45 a . l J u y f r o i n >our local bottled g«ls dealer, who oair
Wednesday evening ren. N ^ n ^ T a l l m a n . o f s i l _ ;
; and \Vomen'& Air Force are nowlarity, Bud Abbott and Lou Cos-: cisco,has invited bids for the build, meet ing includin; serviee vou promptly a t all times.. -We- have a
—Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Hau of being accepted . according to M- tello who are coming direct from ing of coaling stations, at "Pago-!healing 8:00. testimonies of v c r springs. Grace Boyd of Canan
daigua, Adelbert Tallman of Nun-, .'|joo<l supply of stoves on hand including combin-
Grnnd Island, N: Y: are the par-:Sgt. Benis, officer-in-charge - of the film capital for the.big shbw.lPago, Samoa, of Which he h'asi "Matter" -is the Lesson-Sermon
ents of twin daughters born on,the local U. S. Army and U. S.Air! according- to Elmer C. Winegar,'charge. He says at least a year will subject for Sunday, September 19. da, Lester Tallman, Loretta' Tall-1 ations and g a s ranges. ' \Vc also trade stoves.
August 30th and named Julianne Force Recruiting station, County Potentate of Ismailia Temple and be required for its completion.—.Golden Text "Turn y e not unto m a n a n d D o n a l d Hallmen of Silver
Marie and Juliette Marie. Mrs.) Court House, Warsaw. Henry P. Brohkie, who is prcid.uc-; Rev. George Williamson Smith of idols, nor take to yourselves mol- Springs.
Hru is the former Mary Ellen Mc-j Applicants, for enlistment in the ing the show and who is the man Trinity College; Hartford,. Conn., ten gods;. I. am. the Lord your' Jeremiah C. Harrington of Per- Russell Gas Service
Gee, daughter of Mrs. John Mc-1 Women's Army Corps must be 18 behind the famous annual. Shrine was in town last week. He was God" (Lev-. 19:4). • *ry has been named administrator
of the estate of George W. Harring Phone y 5 9 - l t 2 1 W e s t Buffalo S t . Warsaw, N . Y .
Gee of Fargo street, 34 years of age, unmarried, ho de-jcircus. . jborn in Warsaw and spent his1, -____'-• .;
—Parents and teachers look i n . p e n d e n t s under 18 years of age, The extra added attraction will childhood here. During the Civil Immanuel Church ' . ... • ton of Perry, who died in Warsaw
ion Sept. 2. 1948 and left personal
next week's paper for notice con- possess a high school diploma or be the glamorous Ina May Hut- War he .was. chaplain .of the U. S. Evangelical United Brethren
property valued at. $1,000. The
cerning a preliminary meeting oh' Xew York state certificate"of equi-, ton and her famous radio and Navy, serving under. Captain Geo. •j• | .Rev. David B.'McCleery. Pastor .heirs are'Jeremiah C. Harrington,
.Sept.. 30th to discuss the organi-; v iiency and be of excellent char- stage orchestra. Ina, enchanting Dewey the hero of Manila.—L.H.'[ Sunday,. September 19th:
.brother and Kate. Driscoll of Ge-
• zation of a Parent-Teacher Assoc-jacter and physical condition; Qual platinum blonde beauty who gy- : Humphrey and Miss Harriet A.]j 10:00 a. m. Morning worship
•;neva". sister.
iation. jifications for enlistment in the rates a la Calloway in front of her ; Gates were, married last Thursday.! 11:00 a '.m. Sunday, school
: —A dinner party given last Suni WAF are the same except that ap- band, is one of the most decorative | •
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cfry by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mil- : P ii c a nts must be high school grad- personalities .in show business.' FORTY YEARS AGO 'p. m. Prayer meeting in the chapel. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
l w of the.East Hill honored Mrs.juates. I With blue eyes, saucy nose, whim-j Governor Charles E. Hughes will
William Sutcliffe on her 79th[ personal interviews . b y . WAC sical smile" and a figure full of pro-';£Pc?k at the county fair this .year.]I.j\Iet'hodist ' "Church ' j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gavin an-
birthday. The guests .• included^ ;i recruiting personnel will be given J vocative curves, _' "Ina is guaranteed " D M. Cauffmari moves his fani- E d m u n d T . R o w e . Minister, nounce the. engagement of their
Miss Mary. Lockwood, Miss Edna, processed applicants at .the .Buf- to keep audiences on the edge of ily to Rochester this. week. C. A.L Worship service at 10:30 a m .daughter, Charlotte"Ann to Fred-
Lockwodd and Miss Edith Schher-;f a i 0 i N . ' Y . , Recruiting Main-Sta- their seats. jVan. Ai-sdale has rented his house' Sunday school 11:35 a. m. • "erick Yauchzy, son of Mr. and Mi-s.
merhorn of Geneva and Nedtiori. Post Office Bldg., on Sept. Probably no actors in Hollywood; 0 " Fark street.—Miss Mabel Fargoj OfTicial board meeting ,_ .. C. E. Yauchzy of Perry, the wed-
Monday. d i n g t o t a k e p l a c e . t m s f a l l
Miller. 122, 1948 between the hours of 9:00 history stay in character as much|S av <r a veranda party on Satur-, 8:00 p. m
at
—The next regular meeting of: and 4:00 p. m. ..",.. :r as Abbott and CosteUo. The twol da >' afternoon. in honor, of Miss Mid-week service on Wednes-
the Women of the Moose will bej . '•','' '••'• ;' — T — '"•"• are noted around the film capi-jLouise Menner of. Jersey City.— day at 7:45 p. m.
held, next Wednesday evening,!' tal as having as much fun b e - ; T h e r e was a $7,000 fire at the Wil- _ Mancuso Theatre
September 22nd at 8:00 o'clock.; ALVIN. B. HOWARD tween scenes "as they do while be- ikinson plant last Thui-sday even-j The United. Church •" !
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Alimembers are Urged to attend. Alvin B>. Howard a retired ma- fore the cameras. The Abbott-T: S- #. thought to have started • Congregational and Prcsbylerian
—Miss "Elizabeth Meng- enter-i son of Dale-died at his home on Costello method of provoking: i n t n c cupola from sparks thrown j Rev. Thomas E. Asbury,. Minister 2 BIG DAYS
tained a few of her friends Mon-j Tuesday, September 14th. He waslaughs isn't ali inspiration borrijup when the hot metal was.pour- Sunday, Sept. 19th: .
d'ly evening-as' a farewell before: born in Dale on Dec. 26, 1869, the with .the actors, however. in to the forms 1
It's;cd Service of worship at 10:30 a.m. T u e s d a y and Wednesday
th<?y return to college. j son of Rufus' and Harriet Jenks hard work. The two have been t o - | in the south sanctuary. Sermon:
THIRTY YEARS AGO "The Crying Need for a Christian
•; . • • •• '- I Howard and was twice-married, gether ' for nearly two decades; j SEPTEMBER 2 1 - 2 2
AUXILLIARY rfirst to Jennie Austin who diecl'in during which time they have stay-j u tWyoming cd 64 000
county people c o n t n b ! 0 f T e n s i v c _ N o w / . T e x t : .- H i s S p i r -
u n d s o f flour to hel
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS . ! 1 9 1 1 a n d then to • Elizabeth ' S. ed up all night plenty of t i m e s , - P ° P | it was stirred in him. when he saw
feed t h e
. The ladies auxiliary of the Wal-j Jenks, who passed away April 21, figuring out gags for the n e x t ! starving Belgians.—Ev-; the : ehy : wholly given to idolatr>--"
day's performance. . angelistic meetings are in progressj A c t s 1 7 . . 1 6 ; ' • IN PERSON
ter Klein Post of the American: 1921. Surviving h i m . are a step- at
Legion held its first meeting of the json, Ralph S. Jenks of Dale, and Their ability to t a k e a n y g i v e n | uHenry. akeltown
Meissel's grove on the] Anthem by the adult choir, DUKE. ELLINGTON
fall season on Tuesday, Sept. 7th [a daughter, Mrs. Frank Rutherford situation and evolve a laugh f r o m ;dQ road.—Heniy J. Cross! church school for nursery child-
and announced the election of the: of Wyoming, two grandchildren, a it is based ori their special formula| le
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M»s village on Monday. ren 2 i_2 to 3 years, preschool and and H i s . Orchestra
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following officers for the coming .sister, • Mrs. Frank- "Westlake of calling on Abbott for the; straight! l.ornmg.—Word hat Lt
has been received I kindergarten children 4-5 years
year: Lucy Christ, president; Mary Warsaw-and several nieces and acting and Costello for the i n n o - j - Henry Ten Hagen who.has. w m be held at the same time as
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Burlingame 1st yice^president;inephews. The funeral i s . being cent-eyed stooging. To Bud and;recently been in France is now o n t t h c morning service beginning at
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Louise Simpson, 2nd. vice-presi-j held this Thursday afternoon. Sept Lou it's all in the day's work, but way to this country.—Mrs.; 1 0 : 30 a. m . B o t h groups will mefet SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS
dent; Grace Prentice, secretary; -16th. at 2 p. m. with.the burial in they.have to keep at it as s e r - j J o h n Undcrhill and Jack Under- in separate departments in the .
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Mable Smith, treasurer; Maude Mcj Dale. The Rev. Floyd Fennen, pas- iously as anyone else goes abouti"' e today for Buffalo to South chapol. This will p e r m i t -
Gee, chaplain; Margie Reitzel, S g t ' t o f of the Dale Baptist church is a job. If they quit acting funnyi™ 1 1 friends for a few days. . parents of these small children to.~
at Arms; Jessie. Van Order, public-1 the officiating minister. Mr. Howr between. scenes, they'd quit act attend church service- at the same -
ity chairman.:, ,! JaW,attended this:church.. TWENTY YEARS AGO ."..;
ing funny before the.- cameras), : time as their children are in t h e f
and.that would be the end of Ab- Mrs. S. W. Lambersori has're- church school.
bott and' Costello. ••.'..'. signed, her ' position in ..charge of '"' Church school for primary, jun-
Among the other famous enter- the Western Union Telegraph of-' ior, junior high, senior high pupils
tainers on this all-star vaudeville fice in-Warsaw, after 22 years of; and adults will be held at 11:45 a.
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festival will be Johnson &. Owen, service.—Among those; on board m. immediately after the clcose of
thrills on- the parallel bar; Thethe'S. S. Roosevelt which is bear- the morning service.
YOU CAN BUY
Madcaps, ' harmonica. sensations; jing the American Olympic team to Entirely new and different-home
The Canadaires, noted singing Amsterdam", Holland is Ed. George reading books will 'be given to all
quintette; Kanazawa Trio, \vorId- of North : Java.—Mrs. H. L. Burr members of the .church school on
SEATS NOW
famous balancing stars; Jack May- and Miss Anna Wing; are entertain' this Sunday.- for t h e Gigantic
land, juggling on a unicycle; The Iing on Friday afternoon at Mrs. Wednesday; Sept. 2, the senior
Three Extremes; 16 dazzling danc- Eurr's.—The body of Kenneth P. choir rehearsal will be held at.7i30
ing' darlings and many others. Merville, 17, of Garrettsville, Ohio p. m. in the south chapel. .
Tickets are on sale at the Shrine who drowned in Silver Lake'has
headquarters, Hotel Statler mez- been recovered.--.
zanine. Box offices are open daily THE CRADLE
TEN YEARS AGO
from 9 a. m. until 6 p. ml and Dr. Carl W. Pfanner of-Lockpdrt Recent births in Warsaw were: SEPT. 30, OCT. M&-
CHASTEK— Charles Tcrrence
Thursday from 9 a. .m. until ^P-jhas purchased the. dental equip-
m. Mail orders are accepted. The on.the 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. in MEMORIAL
prices are §1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. ment of the late Dr. Ben Smith Cha'stek of Silver Springs. ••'.
These are the prices .'for every- and will .practice here three day's SMITH—Diane Mac;on the 6th
one and for both 'matinee and e v - a week. He is a. graduate'of-the to Mr. and .Mrs. Donald Smith of
l l D. Mats^3:30; Eve?s,8:30
ening "performances. University of Toronto.— Sheriff C a s t i l e . ' •••'".'•'..•'
Mr; Bronkic urges all those d e - Lewis-N.' Spring will be the prin- MUNGER—James Buck on the
siring choice locations' to make cipal speaker at the county meet- 6th to Mr. and Mrs.- Alton Munger
reservations early as seats are "go ing of. the WCTU on the 28th in of Warsaw.
ing like hot cakes." Warsaw.—Edward B: Morris and DOODY .^- William- Harold on
iNPmmmr A Spe.cia 1 S l i o w i n g
Ismailia.Temple will be hosts to son, Terry have just taken- a the 7th to Mr. and Mrsi James L. The Masters of Mirth of N e w l y A r r i v e d
the State Shrine association meet month's trip" up the Great Lakes.— Doody of Warsaw.
ing andy' election in Buffalo O c t John Simons has purchased a new WHITE—Bonnie Rac on the 9th
1-2:. The. association includes in Buick. .8-cylihder " combination to Mr. and Mrs. Kermit White of.
its membership Al Koran Temple, hearse arid ambulance.- It is-- 20 Arcade. . -
Cleveland. Moslem Temple, De- ft. long. ' . •... •; DXJKELOW—Mary Susan on the.
troit and Mocha Temple, .-London, 10th to Mr. and Mrs. George Duke
Ont. '. ' . - " ; " " : \V. DyVIGIIT MILLER - low, of Avon. • .
One of the events of the con-". William Dwight Miffcr, a 're-
.vontiun will be coUossal parade on tired farmer :in'd former" assessor WEST IHLL BUREAU
Saturday, starting at noon from of Middlcbury who • had resided MEETS TlIE 21st
the McKinlcy monument up Del- in Dale since 1929 died at hi Mrs. Lcmar Fisher of -1090 W.
aware iy...ey muuiuncui-up ^ - j h o m e on Thursday, September 9. Buffalo street, Warsaw.. will be BUD al a very low price
to Chippewa to Main a n d , ,
down Main to Memorial Auditor H c w a s b o r h n M i d d l c b u r y o n the hostess for the West Hill Home
ium; where a competitive, contest October 1, 1867, the son of Russell Bureau members on Tuesday .even
| will be held for all-uniform bodies and Mary Larmorc Miller and on ing. Sept. 21st at 3;00 P. M,.Shc
ABBOTT of only '••
such as the patrols, chanters, March 12r 1895 ho married Clara will-demonstrate-the making of and L O U
bands and drum corps. L. Nichols. Surviving him are corsages.
Mrs. -Miller; three"children, .Mrs.
Ri'lpH Cross .of. Wyoming, Mrs,
FIRST GRADE WILL rUlcn Crocker of LcRoy, Ellsworth .''-.'. ml thth MADDEST They're l o n g , ample, skirled and ample sleeved
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HAVE THREE .TEACHERS R. Miller of Warsaw,-five grand- B?i?? 7??5^7?5'5W7222a md MERRIEST
. ' , . . inaiiy.sliow gallant looking, swnsh-bucklihg
Milie' rof Warsaw'-
At a special meeting of the children, two brothers, Charles
Board of Education it was decided Miller'of Warsaw, and Flowd.Mil ALSO-IN PERSON! collars and.cuffs. Really handsome figure envel-
to hire a third first grade teacher. Icr of Dale and a sister,- Miss Elva
jThc present, registration of 85 was Miller,, also of Dale. The funeral BK2C7WK . . America'!. 1
- Graatett ' W^'-T'^'*• '-^J* ^ H
oping, utterly arcnrnble.coats of exceptional value..
considered' too heavy a load for • t UK V KV.I fi c K All Wool of "coiirjtc.in a variety of "most desirable
two teachers because some of the
services were hold, a t the family GIRL ivj jfc5ri23|^H
first graders had not had kinder' home in Dale on Sunday after- I/' -'ANV 'SISTER, TOO. .faHinntcrials that Will look well and l a s t well and
BAND
gartcn." The first grade is very im noon, Scptcrnbcr- 12th at .3:30.0'-
LEADER keep vou warm a n d smart .looking "for m a n v - a
"portanrto""cyery™chlld"an<i'"each clock with.the burial in Dalc/The Vr^jr/rartf/r.
child needs individual attention. RevT N T E . Miller o f Hoilcy, a for-
The kindergarten will be moved mer . pastor assisted b y the Rev. BS8i^^5
Ina Ray season.
to the Bcardsley house and the Floyd
new grade will be placed i n the let was a member of the Wyom-
Fennen

present;kindergarten room.: It is ing Presbyterian -, church' and of

officiated. Mr. Mil-!
HUTT0N AND
ORCHESTRA
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probable that some other depart- the Dale Grange. " .-- Come in and *cc them... .you"U be moat pleasant-
ments will be moved next year. - . The bearers were Irving Weber, Huge Array of Other
Carl Pflaum," Ralph Miller, Merle World-Famou* Enttr-
Miller, Lyle Miller and Leo Miller, Uintn-WflUa Showl ly, surprised at these special values, . .,,
WETDERSFIELD SPRINGS There were many floral.tribules
LOCAL DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE from friends, relatives _and flelgh- S c a t s HOW m nla at
Borsi"' the . Dale" Grange, "Warsaw Shrina -Madqparttn, Mti-
The Wcthcrsflcld Springs local Elevator Company - and _Warsaw MONTGOMERY^ saaia* Floor, Howl Statler.
- MO. 9910-9911.
of the Dairymen's League will [Fire Department Relatives attend
hold a meeUng at the Quakcrtown c<i from • Rochester, East Aurora, •The Best of Shoes Since 1850*
Untitled Document Bax afflea i ^ w • A. M. la
• r. M.: TfcmAay. • A. M. to
'school, house C* Friday evening, Wanakah, Bntnvln, Wyoming and 1 F. M. Hnrcr Xo! •
'Sept 17th at * o'dock-This is an Pearl Creek.". -".- .' r ---.r WARSAW^K.X. Y P r i c e * , M a t . 4c E v « .
important meeting to attend vote
$1. $1,50 and $2
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street

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