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EIGHTEEN
J A M E S T O W N (N.Y.) P O S T - J O U R ^ A L - M o n d a y E v e n i n g , D e c e m b e r 17, 1956
WWWWIII
Immanuel Sunday
School Classes
Give Program
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OBITUARIES
Bridge Scores
BIRTHS
Christmasfide
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Foster Cemetery Unit
Plans Christmas Party
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COUPLES DUPLICATE CLUB
Floral Arrangements J
Much interest is being shown
ALDENVTo Ray and Karol Kirby
LANDER—The Foster Cemetery
Phone 61-111
Mrs. Lena Freeborn
Mrs. Clyde Crandall
Alden, 603',2 Shadyside Road, in the High-Average contest cli- Society of Lander will hold its anmaxing
next
Thursday
a
t
LakeLakewood, in W.C.A. Hospital,
Open All Doy Wed.
J
Mrs. Lena C. Freeborn, 83, of 53 MAYVILLE - M r s . Georgia W.
nual. Christmas party a t the home
wood
Rod
&
Gun
Club
among
the
Crandall,
65,
wife
of
Clyde
CranDec.
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1956,
a
daughter.
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Eva.
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f
P.M.
5$
Nursery and Beginners i > , ^ . | Jamestown"Street Randolph, died
of Mrs. Fred Ludwick Thursday
St. Luke's Episcoapl Church
•««..*• «# I n l | u r a n
T W r«««.,«i ! D« c - 16, 1956 at the home of her dall, 53 East Chautauqua Street, will hold Christmaslide services, EDSTROrl-To Carl and Marilyn 36 members playing the current with a tureen dinner at 12:30.
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! r - s ! m m a n u e l | d a u S h t e r . Mrs. L. L. Haar, in Mayville, died after a short illness with its traditional Christmas Johns<jp Edstrom. 3 Cowing Thursday's 9-table Mitchell 27
board event. A contest of extraat 8 A.M. today at her home.
Church gave their Christmas pro- Myrtle Beach S.C
StreeUin W.C.A. Hospital, Dec. ordinary bridge hands devised by
Eve service and Choral Eucharist
1
She
was
born
Aug.
5,
1891,
the
16, 19m a daughter.
gram Sunday afternoon,
with She was the widow of Franklin
at 11:15 P.M. next Monday.
Paul Grosser of London County
songs, recitations, and instrpmen- D. Freeborn, who preceded her in daughter of George and Mary Col- Christmas Day services will be ELDERlrjN—To Andrew and Dor- Contract B r i d g e Association,
by.
She
was
a
resident
of
this
al numbers.
death in 1931. He was a partner *n area all her life. She married Mr. held a t 10:30 A.M., with obser- othy Colburn Elderkin, Route 1, (England) a n d arranged for
The welcome m given by Wen- the Freeborn and Rich hardware Crandall Feb. 22, 1911. She was a vance of Holy Communion.
Sinclajjville, in W.C.A. Hospital, tournament competition by Wardy Sue Conover, the offertory by store in RandolphDec. | S , 1956, a daughter.
There
will
also
be
Holy
Comren Whitney, will be used for
member of the Mayville Baptist
Marjorie Hanson and a sketch on Mrs. Freeborn was born April 5, Church, and the Baptist Mission- munion services a t 10:30 A.-M.,GROSS—To Forest and Nancy qualifying and final scores ofMhis
*The Story and the Tree." with 1873, in Bolivar, the daughter of ary Society.
St. Stephen's Day, Dec. 23; St. Centnejr Gross of Route 2, Sin- trophy contest. Winners of many
Kathleen Bray as Mary; Randall Nathan and Lucy Jane Andrews Besides
her husband, who John Evangelist Day, Dec. 26 and
clairvifie, in W.C.A. Hospital, hands containing weird distribuArchibald as Joseph; Robert An- Curtiss. She had been a resident of resides in Mayville, she is survived Holy Innocents' Day Dec. 28.
O HO RAILROADING KITS • FLYING i
tions in the currently weekly
Dec. I I , 1956. a son.
derson. Bruce Johnson and Jerry Randolph since 1897. Mr. and Mrs. by one son, David Crandall of
game were:
A Corporate Communion for
KITS G TRAIN ACCESSORIES
Stanton, 'Shepherds: Dennis Spitz, Freeborn were married in June. Mayville, and three grandchildren, prep school and college students HINESHiTo L e ^ and Merral
s„ 134 Forest AveNORTH - SOUTH
TerriJl Johnson and John Young, 1895, in St. Paul's Episcopal Patricia, Marilyn and Carolyn and their families will be held~on
nue. iff W.C.A. Hospital, Dec. 16. 1. Mrs. James P. Stafford-Miss 18
Wise Men; Nancy Anderson, Wen- Church, Angelica.
Crandall of Mayville.
Friday, Dec. 28, at 10:30 A.M. in
1956. a son.
Mary Carey, 1 2 9 ^ ; 2. Mr. and
dy Wilson, Shirley Moore. Justyn
Funeral services will be at 2 the Chapel, with a coffee hour
Revell HO
,95
Mrs.
Freeborn
was
a
member
of
Mrs. William Whittle, 122tf; 3.
MCNAMARA-To
Glenn
and
Ruth
Adams. Linda Hanson. Sue HanP.M. Wednesday from the May^to follow in the Undercroft, unGrace
Episcopal
Church,
RanTrains
Dormali McNamara, Villenova, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Leber,
son and Karyn Bedient, angels.
dolph, and the Grace Church ville Baptist Church, with Rev. C. der direction of Mrs. Robert C. in BiDoks memorial Hospital, 119; 4. Mr. and Mrs..Kenneth
Ready to Run
C.
Akam,
of
Dunkirk,
officiating.
Fisher.
Dennis Nelson was soloist in the Guild. She
^ ^ was
^ ^ ^a^charter
^ ^ ^ ^ ^member
^^
Benson,
114:
5.
Mrs.
John
P.
Dunkiiil,
Dec.
12,
1956,
a
daughin Mayville Ceme-.
On Thursday, Friday a n d
cradle Roll song by the choir The] of the Enquirers' Club and a Burial will be
re
W - I
Erickson and Mrs. W. C. Whitter.
tery.
Friends
may
call
at
the
HemSaturday
of this week, St. Luke's
$1.95 3
recitation was given by Susan member of the Randolph Garden L f t w jTimPral Home until noon
Ronald and ney, 110.
rector, Rev. George F . O'Pray and MCNAMARA-To
Frederirkson. and cornet solo by Club. Before her marriage, she w ^ r L s d a v
from
- EAST-WEST
David Bloomstrand. with organ ac-1wac a school teacher, having'
curate, Rev. Gilbert Laidlaw will Katherlne Montague McNamara,
1.
Dr.
and Mrs. W. D. Burt,
companiment by Howard Zetter- j taught in Allegany County schools.
take Christmas Communion to the VillerKH/a, in Brooks Memorial n g ^ ; 2. Mrs. R. E. Stanton and
Hospitil,
Dunkirk,
Dec.
7,
1956,
Charles Cuthbertson sick and shut-in members of the
vall
Following her husband's death,
Mrs. L. K. Wciser. 1 2 6 ^ ; 3. Mrs.
a daughter, Susan Carol.
Charles Robert Cuthbertson, 54, Parish.
Group recitations and songs she served as Cattaraugus County
Paul
Enlund and George H. Carlwere given by almost all mem- clerk for part of a term, and also Cyclone. Pa., died at 12:45 P.M.
St. Thomas Day will be ob- MATHEWS—To George and Jean son, 121;, 4. Mrs. E. C. Nelson
PLASTIC MODEL
Percy Mathews, Route 1, Ashbers of the department. The bene- was the postmaster in Randolph Saturday, Dec. 15, 1956, at the served with Holy Communion in
and
Mrs.
Gladys
Heald,
111.
ville.
in
W.C.A.
Hospital,
Dec.
home of his sister, Mrs. Grace the Chapel a t 10:30 A.M., this
diction was given by Rev. A. V.|f 0[ . four" Jyears'
KITS & SETS
The first six high averages in
16, 195& a son.
Beckman
' She is survived by her daughter, Morse, in Warren, Pa. He was coming Friday.
the
contest
belong
to
Mrs.
E.
J.
•
Planw • Rocket!
Mrs. Faith Haar. Myrtle Beach; born in Lyncn, Pa., Aug. 18, 1902. The flowers and decorations in R H O D E i - T o Alvin and Beverly Smedley, Mrs. Paul Enlund, Mrs.
Core # l o o t s • Tanks
Besides Mrs. Morse, he is sur- the church and chapel a r e being
Dowd Rhodes, Route 1, Ashville, James Stafford, George H. Carlone sister, Mrs. Guy C. Caswell of
vived
by
a
sister,
Mrs.
Roland
0 Guns • Trucks
Inheritance Taxes
.
Randolph; one brother, Edwaid a Larson, and a brother, James given by members of St. Luke's in in W.OA. Hospital, Dec. 15, 1956, son. Robert B. Clark and Dr. W.
a
son.
Curtiss of Salamanca; several Cuthbertson, both of Jamestown. memory of departed loved ones
D. Burt.
Surrogate Hugh V. N. Bodirve has'nieces anH nnonhn,,,
\-^»u-.«
and as thank offerings to God.SITES—Jo George Clinton and
Open Evenings 'Til Christmas — Sunday 'Til 3 P . M .
i.ned orders awMiing Inheritance i C f ^ L I{MI- e P £ e v ^ - Another
Funeral services will be at the
Lois J§ne Murray Sites, Pittslax in the fouenving estates;
i brother, William Curtiss, died in Hollenbeck Funeral Home in Brad- The annual Christmas party for
CAMP STREET PROGRAM
IS
church school will take place burgh, Pa., in Magee Hospital,
Complete Hobby & Model Shop
Anthony A. Gugino, net estate J73.- * ranee in the early 20'$
Children of the Camp Street
ford, Pa., at 1 P.M. Tuesday, with the
CK35. Pays tax of $481.OS. Estate Funeral services will h*> nh*»W
•»•
Pittsburgh, Dec. 10, 1956. a Methodist Church will present a
Friday,
Dec.
28
at
7:30
P.M.
wat
3
burial in Tidioute, Pa.
passes to the following: Anna Gugino. U p \« \ v J i " : | i
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^7 *,
There will be carol singing, a daughtfr, Cynthia Louise. Mrs. Christmas program at 3 P.M. Sunwidow; Kusseii c. Gugino and vin- £,V J 1 > «eonesaay from the Grace
3
Sites is the daughter of Mr. and day in the church parlors.
Randolph,
cent A. GuginO. sons; and Flo:-- Episcopal Church of
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showing of Dickejas" "A Christmas
Mrs.
Albert
Murray,
Oil
City,
David
F.
Nelson
with
Rev.
Ernest
MacEachern
ofCarol",
refreshments
and
small
enre G«" n t daughter. -Samuel L.
and Mm Sites, the son of Mrs. W. S. Gilbert, who wrote the
David F. Nelson, . 73, of 50 j gifts for the children.
Dray©, attorney for executors.
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Ellen K. Sites, 340 VanBuren lyrics for the Gilbert and Sullivan
Phone f4-2S0
320 Cherry St.
James t . D;x. net estate $21,419.08. | VS ^"?- Burial will be in the Ran- Beech Street, died this morning
Street. I
light operas, was born in 1836 and
Pajs no tax Estate passes to Ger- aoipn Cemetery. Friends may call at his home.
trude A. Dix. widow. Miuteito &!at the Hoitink Funeral Home Ran.
VEJINS-*To
Vilnis and Gail died in 1911.
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He was born in Sweden on Chain No Barrier
Erma Edith
net estate | d o l p h > ^
Manuele.
attorneySweigert.
for petitioner.
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Graves
Vejins
of
182
Colvin
Ave$10,523 09. Pays no tax. Estate passes Tuesday.
March 30, 1883, the son of Sven
nue. Buffalo, in Buffalo General ^ 5 ^ 3 ^ J ^ 3 ^ « 5 f f T J = ^ S « j 8 S 5 S 5 5 « a » .
to the following; Charles Sweiger:,
A
and Amanda Sundell Nelson. To Theft of Boat
husband, Cassadaga: Charles Pawl
HospitJ, Dec. 16, 1956, a son,
An
eight-foot
boat
chained
to
a
and had been *• resident of JamesS«elgert» son; and Ann Willis, daughMrs.
Edith
Dennis
Michael
Scott. Mrs. Vejins is the
tree
with
a
lock
was
no
barrier
ter. Kenneth W. Glines, attorney for Word has been received t h a t town since 1905. He was a memdaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edadministrator.
ber of Mt. Tabor Lodge. IOOF. to the thief. Officer Elmer H. Widvvara
M
Graves,
1048 Lakeview
Charles B. Utrich. net estate $132- Mrs. Edith Smith Dennis, a former
He was a foreman and super- lund, Town of Ellicott, reported
Tl; 64. Pays tax of $1,305.15. Estate resident of this area, died at the
Avenue!
today.
The
boat
was
painted
green
passes to the following: Ann M. VI-Masonic Home in St. Petersburg, intendent a t Anchor Furniture with a white trim.
rtch, widow. Fluvanna; Charles B. Fla.. on Saturday, Dec. 15, 1956.Company for 35 years, until its
The boat, owned by Robert
Cinch, Jr.. son, Lakewood. and Effle Crull. sister. Jamestown. Leet & She was a retired teacher, hav- (dissolution.He was_more_recently Stormer, North Main Street Ex- Motorist injured
Tinkham, attorneys for executor.
|ing taught for several years in employed at the Elite Furniture tension, was in Cassadaga Creek
Rose C. MMX net estate $26,210.74. the public schools of Long Isiand, Company.
near the road on the Swanson In Portland Crash
Pays tax of $262.11. Estate passes
He is survived by his wife, property at Kimball Stand. It was
to the following: nephews, Arthur and later in rural schools of this
PORTLAND — Charles M. HarWuerstle and Francis Arnold, Dun- area, where she had many friends. Jennie Swanson Nelson, three valued at $50 the owner said.
kirk. James Wuerstle. Fredonia. Frantenstein,
395 East Main Street,
daughters,
Mrs.
Robert
LundShe
is
survived
by
a
sister,
Mrs.
Stormer discovered the boat misscis Arnold. Ferdinand Wuerstle, both
Fredoniaj;
suffered abrasions of
Gertrude
Mosshammer,
a
resident
gren,
Jamestown,
Mrs.
Lee
Mening
Saturday.
The
chain
had
been
©f Dunkirk, Ferdinand Arnold, Frethe forehead and right knee Saturdonia; Charles Arnold and James of the Warner Home of this city. teer. Buffalo, Mrs. David Bray, cut.
Arnold, Erie, Pa.. William Wuerstle.
day afternoon when his car skidLewiston; a sister. Mrs. Eva JenDunkirk. Harold Feder. Niagara Fall*.
ded on wft pavement in Route 380,
sen. Sweden; two brothers, Folkc
NY., Floyd Mills. Sr., Oxdensburg.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson
Town
of Portland, struck a teleWalter Mills. Lisbon. N.Y,, Joseph
Nelson, Napa, Calif.. Hailge Nel- Two Hurt When
Radke and Francis Radke. Ir., De- Mrs. Lottie Nelson, 81, wife of son, Jamestown six grandchilphone polt and rolled over.
troit. Mich..; nieces. Mildr?d W. Ry-Oscar Nelson, 13 Bowen Street,
Driver Dozes
Everyone in the family will appreciate a gift of fine lugThe drwer was treated at the
an, Rochester. Roe McCarthy. Fair- died at 10:15 A.M. Sunday, Dec. dren, several nieces and nephews.
born, O.; Marian Johnson. Evelv.i M.
Funeral services will be held OLEAN—When an auto struck a scene by Merle L. Ferguson, capgage. Select from a large assortment of fine leather goods.
Bird, both of Dunkirk: Mildred Ry- 16, 1956, in W.C.A. Hospital.
power pole at a corner of the Ole- tain of the Brocton Fire Departat
3
P.M.
Wednesday
from
Henan, Rochester, Jean Marie Rackett.
She was born in Sweden, Oct. 26,
an General Hospital property at ment Emergency Squad. Deputies
Orcleville, O.. Dorothy Claire Wuer- 1875, the daughter of H. Jacob and derson-Lincoln Chapel, with Rev. 2:35
A.M. Sunday, firemen re- Richard Messier and Russell Bastle. Rochester, Mary Ecklum. niece.
J. Theodore Johnson of Zion MisB 1 a s d e 1 1. M a y m e Wuesstle,Anna Olson. She came to James- sion Covenant Church officiating. sponding with the city ambulance rone inveltigated.
S a n Francisco. Calif., Floriene town from Sweden in 1901. She was
did not have far to go with the inMontroy. Oakfield, N.Y..; Elizabeth a member of the First Mission Interment will be in Lake View jured. Hugh L. Burley, 719 Maple
Mont petit, Gertrude Blair, Mary Col- Covenant Church.
Cemetery.
Street. Webster, suffered facial
lect, Mae Lalone. all of Ogensburg;
cousins, Bessie Culhanne, Ontario,
She is survived by her husband,
cuts a n i right foot injury, and
up
Canada. Ludle Schuster. San Fran- one son, Jacob Nelson; and a
Louis
Gallus, Pine Road Avenue,
cisco, Calif., Lena Dippold. Erie. Pa.; granddaughter, Sue Nelson, all of
Rochester, a nose cut.
Francis D. Arnold, brother-in-law.
Dunkirk: Belle C. Wuerstle, sister- Jamestown.
Ladies'
Mr. Gallus. who was operating
In-la-v. Dunkirk: Frederick McCar- Funeral services will be held at
Mr.
Burley's
auto,
told
police
he
thy, grandnephew, Fairborn. O. Char i . rp X1 « „ , , .
__- -.•lost control on going to sleep.
les Eggebrecht,
Jr.. grandnephew. f . * Y " luesday from Henderson.zgt
Lincoln
Chapel.
Rev.
Paul
W.
PeP wnkl rk; and
Susan
Ecklum.
grandhiece.
Fiasdeil.
Barbara
Arnold,
grand- terson of First Mission Covenant
r fee. Fredonia; Jessie Schultz. no Church
NIOBE—A large barn, owned By
and Rev. J. Theodore Paul
relation. Dunkirk: and rector of St.
Allen, one mile east of Niobe,
Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Dun- Johnson of Zfcm Mission Covenant burned
up
at 2 P.M. Sunday. A horse,
kirk, rector of Sacred Heart Roman Church will officiate.
nolle Church. Dunkirk, rector of
the only animal kept in the buildservices for Frederick
Holy Cross Seminary. Dunkirk; rector
ing, suffered burns but will sur- BKBG—Funeral
E. Berg. 35. of 148 Foote Avenue,
ct St. Coiumban's Seminary. Silver
Ladies'
Mrs.
Anna
Elliott
vive. A tractor was lost.
who was found dead In hts apartC-cek; St. Vincent's Home for the
ment
Thursday,
Dec.
13,
1956,
were
Aged, Dunkirk, and rector of Our
Panama Fire Chief Clayton Hart
Lady of Victory Basilica, Lackawan- Funeral services for Mrs. Anna reported the fire was caused by held at Powers Funeral Home at 1
!
Davidson
Elliott,
69,
who
died
na. Mary J. Schober, attorney for
P.M. Saturday. Rev. Lawrence F.
executrix.
Dec. 11, 1956 at Cuba, N.Y. Hos- backfiring of a tractor. A number Nordstrom, pastor of Bethel Lutheran Church, officiated. Burial was in
.George S. LaBarbera, net estate S24- pital, were held Thursday, Dec. of farm tools were destroyed.
Sunset Hill Cemetery. Bearers were
207.30. Pays tax of $35.27. Estate 13, at the Levant Wesleyan MethFiremen from* Panama, Ash ville John
Gustavson. Bryant Anderson.
passes to Ida LaBarbera. widow. Dun. odist Church, with Rev. Daniel A. and Sugar Grove fought the blaze
Hugo Applequist, Walter Freling,
kirk. Coliesano A Sommer, attorHeinz, pastor, officiating, assisted with water from nearby streams, Fritz Lander and Albert Borst. Atneys for executrix.
Arthur W. Wiltsie. net estate $20- by the Rev. Adrian Everetts of but were hampered by insufficient tending from away were Mr. and
A large selection of
«25.53. Pays tax of $159.2*. Leon F. Cuba, and Rev. Roy Gibbs of For- amount of water. A shed and a Mrs. Thomas Grove of Williamsport,
QUIET DE LUXE
Pa. A delegation from the Painters'
V iltsie. brother. Jamestown. J. How- estville as soloist.
milkhouse on each side of the barn Union and from Thule Lodge attendard Peterson, attorney for administrator.
Mrs. Elliott was a resident of were saved. The barn was wood ed in a group.
TWIN PAK
John Adolph Bloosiquist. net es- Levant from 1926 to 1940. Her hus- covered with metal sheeting. The
tate $20,765.72. Pays no tax- Estate band wa^ pastor of the Levant owner reported the loss was BATTLES—Funeral services for Howtht ooly «uci
passes to Nanny Sophia Bloomquist.
ard H. Battles. 4 Lincoln Street,
change
nWioa
widow. Jamestown. D. Lawrence Cart- Methodist Church from 1926, until partially covered by insurance.
Frewsburg, who died Dec. 13, 1956.
son, attorney for executrix
were held Sunday at 2 P.M. from
his death in January, 1940. Mrs.
Charles Gloss, net estate 17.700.00.
the Kennedy Funeral Home, MeadNO SOWN PAYMENT
taught a t the Levant Dis-. Baskets Packed
Auto
rays no tax. Estate passes to to the Elliott
vllle. Pa., with Rev. Thomas Stacey
following: Chester Gloss, son. East trict School.
pastor of First Baptalst- Church of
and
up
up
to
2
4
months
to
pay
Aurora. Raymond Gloss, a son, Dun- She is survived by three sons. For Shut-ins
Robes
Meadvtlle. officiating. Bearers were
kirk; Olive Brezee, daughter. Buf- Dr. H a r o l d Elliot, Hayfield,
Cliff Deeter, Fred Deeter. Wayne
DEWTTTVILLE
—
The
Auxiliary
falo. Elma Porter, daughtsr. FreDeeter, Darrell Battles, Wllrard Batdonia: and Evelyn Schefflsr, grand- Minn. t Rev. Everett Elliott, pres- of the Fire Department met at the tles and Ralph Battles. Interment AL.L MACHINES GUARANTEED
Jamestown's Only Exclusive Luggage & Leather Goods Store
1 YEAR
1
daughter. Buffalo. Glines & Sworo- ident of the Lockport Conference Fire Hall Friday evening to pack •was in the family plot In the Peters
huk. attorneys for executrix.
of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, 16 Christmas baskets for shut-ins Cemetery near Cochranton, Pa.
Vera Warner Blood, net estate J3.Hoadejportors for all makes
From away were Miss Helen Brady
Houghton, and Rev. Lloyd El- of the community.
47430. Pays no tax. Estate passes of
and D. L. Weatherford, Detroit,
of typewriters
*
liott,
Worcester,
Mass.;
two
brothto Florence Baumgartner. daughter.
Mrs. Jane Dowler, presided at Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. James Cassldy
Dunkirk. John G. Fltigerald, altor- ers, Morgan Davidson of New the business meeting. Carols were and Mr. and Mrs. William Waldo
r-ev for administratrix.
and son. David. Buffalo; Mr. and
York City, Walter Davidson: three
A. William Russo. net -state $203.- sisters, Mrs. Price Stark of East sung. Refreshments were served Mrs. Ray Green, Frewsburg; Mr.
113.St. Pays tax of J2.590.8g. Estate
by Shirley Gnagy, Jan Rothwell, and Mrs. Donald Rice. North East;
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Phone 44-372
107 E. 2nd S t
passes to the following: Rase Russo, Aurora, Miss Rachel Davidson of and Hildreth Collins.
Ph. 4-034
and friends and relatives in the 319 Cherry St.
widow. Fredonia: Bertha J. Russo, Houghton College. Houghton, Mrs.
Meadvilie area.
SwgwowiwqwMCTMiot^eaMe^
daughter. Buffalo; Abtobuetta R. Sarah Banker of Pittsburgh.
Canzone, daughter. Fredonia; Ht-rtIn Service For Others
enee R Serio, * daughter. Lockport: Out of town friends in attendFilomena R. Mammana. daughter; ance included eleven pastors of the
Buffalo; »nd St. Anthonv * R. C.
Church, Fredonia; St Joseph's R, C. Lockport Conference.
Church, Fredonia; Trinity; Trinity
Episcopal Church, Fredonia; Univer•ity of Buffalo. Buffalo: State of
New York. Department of EducationState College for Teachers. Fredonia;
Funeral Director
Father Flannajran's Boys' Home.
Boys" Town. Neb.: Society for the
Gill
Protection of Destitute Roman Cath45-435
45-631
olic Children at Buffalo. Lackawanna;
and Unborn Issues of Bertha J. Rus254 So. Main
3-835
so, Antonletta R. Canzone. Hortanre
Phona 3862 or 76-421
R. Serio and Filomena R. Manna.
Albrecht. Magulre. Heffern A Gregg.
attorneys for executors.
Services Set
By St. Luke's
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A Hobby Family
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Barn Near Niobe
Funerals
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$4-00 up
Companion Bags
$9.00
Leather Novelty
GIFT ITEMS
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Long & Strickler
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
EucBd. Avenue pre-school group
will hold a Christmas party a t 8
P M. Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. John Bracv. 48 West Fifth
Street. West Ellicott. Gifts will be
exchanged.
In Mcrnoriam
In loving memory of our dear
mother, Mrs. Anna Gustafson,
who passed away December 17,
1934.
"Always a lontly heartache
Often a itlent tear
But always a beautiful memory
Of the one we loved so dear."
Sadly missed by Children
and Grandchildren
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CHARLES L McLEOD
111 Clinton St.
110 P.M. * t our ch«p«!
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put away each week makes a real nice
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Silverware
Barometers
Billfolds
Pen & Pencil Sets
Electric Shavers
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25%O
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Weekly deposits range from 50c to $20.00
en all
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95-125
JAMESTOWN, N E W YORK
Other Offices:
FALCONEi • WESTFIELD • CHERRY CREEK • SOUTH DAYTON
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