Ovid NY Gazette and Independent 1950-1952

The Gazette and Independent, Ovid, N. Y., Friday, March 2, 1951
Page Five
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meeting at the home of
Mrs.
Verne Hagadorn, Thursday
evening, March 8, after the Union
Lenten service * in the Methodist
church. Members of the committee are Mrs. Ralph Salzer, Mrs.
Arlo Palmer, and Mrs. Ivan Smalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Everts were
much pleased to receive a letter
this week from
their
grandson,
Pfc. Homer Griswold stationed in
Korea. He had just been on a 5day furlough, which he spent in
Japan. He flew in a C54 which
soared over Fujiama, an active
volcano near Tokyo.
He enjoyed
the trip very much.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Simpson and
family or Williamsville are moving to Syracuse this spring as soon
as they caft find living quarters.
Mr. Simpson has been transferred
to the Syracuse General Electric
plant. Their son John is a student
at Syracuse University College of
Forestry.
Mrs. Simpson will be
remembered as Mary Cassidy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Cassidy.
The 60th anniversary of the Ontario-Seneca-Yates
district
O.E.S.
and district officers was held at the
Masonic temple in Geneva on Tues<
day
evening.
Those
attending
lrom here were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Cassidy, Rev. and Mrs. 0 .
J. Steverson, Mrs. Julia Banker,
Mrs. Fred Wilkens, Mrs. Dorothy
Van Nostrand, Mrs. Otis Brockway,
Mrs. Jean Kenyon. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Poulson, formerly of Willard,
also attended,
ther, Mrs. Rose Guinan.
Frank Clark and family were
called to Salem on Sunday by the
JMUUHOSS
Ovid Personal Mentio
Lynne Mekeel has been ill this
week with the chickenpox.
A fruit school WUB held at Ovid
Central school on Wednesday.
lien Butler of Geneva has been
working at the Seneca" Lumber Co.
office.
Mrs. Louise Stout has been quite
ill at her home north of Hayts
Corners.
Mrs. Mary l'arish of int'erlaken
spent
Saturday
afternoon
with
iVlrs. Nelson Boyce.
The next regular
meeting
ot"
Lakeview grange will be held on
Wednesday night, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Travers
are the parents of a son born at
the Seneca Falls hospital on Feb.
19.
Mr. and Mrs. George Millspaugh
are the parents of a son born on
Feb. 24, in the Seneca Falls hospital.
Janet Sheldon of
Geneva
has
been spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myer and family were called to • Trumansburg
last week by the death of Mr. Myer's sister.
Mrs. Victor Kaiser has been elected vice-president of the Women's
bowling league of Seneca and Ontario counties.
Miss Margaret McCarl was taken to the Clifton Springs sanitarium on Monday in the Earley &
Covert ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mooks are
the parents of a daughter, their
second child, born on Sunday at
the Seneca Falls hospital.
Jesse M. Pridmore, formerly of
Ovid and Bath, died at Rochester
on last Friday. He was a retired
nurse and 33 degree Mason. An Episcopal service was held and burial
in Mt. Hope cemetery. Mrs. Pridmore is the former Isabel Dowdle.
Joo Skinner was taken to the
Seneca Falls hospital on Monday
night in the Coryell ambulance. He
had been ill at the home of Mrs.
Reeves.
L. T. Earley was around town
again this week, after having gone
to Strong Memorial hospital on
Monday when he was
regularly
discharged.
New dishes have been purchased
by Shining Light Chapter, O.E.S.,
and will be used for the first time
when the grand officers make their
For the information of users of
this column, we quote the rate
as follows: 10 cents per line,
with a 35-cent minimum for
any advertisement. A line averages five words.
official visit this month.
Byron Berry, 80, was taken to
the Seneca Falls hospital on Tuesday evening after he was struck
by a car driven by William Carroll, on West Seneca street.
Court St. Elizabeth No. 835, C.
D. of A., will meet on Thursday,
March 8 at 8 p. m. in the rooms.
Following the meeting,
initiation
of new members will take place.
A sportsmen s banquet was held
at the American Legion home on
Monday evening. A movie of "Wild
Lite" was shown and a speaker
was on the program. Dancing followed the meeting.
Mrs. Helen Fredericks and Mrs.
Myrtle Deats attended the Lincoln
dinner served in Elmira at the Penn
Y.M.C.A. on Tuesday night.
The
New York
department
president,
Mrs. Uae Maier of Albany, was
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Boyce and
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hanks of Ithaca returned this week from two
weeks of vacation in Florida.
Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Kenyon and baby
stayed at the Boyce home during
their absence.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Coryell on Monday, March 5. Mrs.
W. E. Clarke will give a book review of "The Incredible Tale" and
Mrs. E. S. Hawkins will review
"Animal IQ."
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kenyon will
be able to move to their new home
east of Ovid as soon as the kitchen is completed. The Rev. Mr. William A. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell
will move to the apartment - over
the Ovid Diner now occupied by the
Kenyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boycei entertained in honor of their daughter, Mrs. J. B. Van Nostrand, on
Sunday, her birthday anniversary,
at a family dinner.
Besides her
family, Mrs. Anna Kelchner and
Ray Wickham of Waterloo, were
guests.
Among those attending the Cassidy-Lacey wedding at Schenectady
on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar
Cassidy,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Claude Cassidy and daughter Linda, Mrs. Herbert Brokaw, Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Schramm, Miss
Jane Harris, Millard Abbott of Romulus, and Robert McArdle.
The Women's association of the
Presbyterian church wii.ll hold a
We are now paying 2 dollars for
dead horses and cows. Must be in
good condition. 5 to 30 dollars for
live horses (standing). Reverse calls
to Montour Falls Rendering Works,
Montour Falls, N. Y. Office phone
4151; house phone 4161.
3914p
BUSEPTCO CONCRETE
SEPTIC
TANKS—Delivered and set in your
excavation. Will outlast the home
it serves. 300 and 500-gal. sizes.
Arlo Palmer, phone Ovid 49-J. l l f
We are in the market for all kinds
of grain.
Highest market prices
paid. Vance Crane &. Son, Interlaken, phone 60.
B0f
Wanted—Livestock and Poultry by
Public. Market, Ithaca. Top prices
paid. Call Charles Jones, % Jones
Food Market, Ovid 34F22.
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LITTLE
WAMPUM...
Florida Personals
VALUE!
Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Tharp,
Miss Stell Marks of Highland avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Skinner boulevard, were in
St. Petersburg on Monday of this
week, where they were luncheon
guests at the Pennsylvania hotel
and the luncheon club broadcast
over WTSP. Mrs. Thomas won a
beautiful china plate, being the first
one to name the song being played
by Mrs. Frances Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tharp of
LAURA'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
COMPLETE BEAUTY
- KEYS -
A two-year presidential term limit became law this week.
Chevrolet
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Dick's Variety Store ;
Ovid, N. Y.
Open Sundays!!
Sales &
Service
Factory Trained Mechanics
General Repairs
24-Hour Towing Service
Gas — Oil — Lubrication
EASTBURN'S GARAGE
Red
SPECIAL
CORYELL
FUNERAL HOME
South Main
Street
Ovid, N. Y.
Phone 113-J
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2-DOOR SEDAN
Fine Mechanical Condition
New Rubber
$995
Phone Ovid 50 For Appointment
<SL%^- oiERnmr
Ambulance Service
DEALER'S
For
HARRY K. APPLE
SHORTENING
BING C H E R R I E S
0 8-oz. cans 3 5 *
3 ,bs- 99 c
Northland
SURF &
RINSO
SALMON
1 O c Coupon Deal
tall can «d.Q<'
OVID RED & WHITE STORE
HERBERT BEWS
PHONE OVID 86
N. R. BOYCE & SON
Formerly Barden & Salladin
— Cemetery Memorials —
Ovid, N. Y.
369 Exchange Street - Geneva
EAST 70 APPIY...
EASY ON me ere/
PATTERSON-SARGENT
"The Best in Meats"
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HUGHES' MARKET
East Seneca St., Ovid — Phone 117
POTTER'S
OVID
Red & White
ON SALE TOMORROW
AT 9 A. M. AT YOUR
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'47 DODGE
& White
SERVICE
Asparagus Cuts
49c
Brussels Sprouts
39c
Green Beans, French style . . . . . . . . . 27c
Haddock Fillets, lb
49c
Baby Limas
39c
Broccoli Green Stalks . . .
35c
Creamed Tuna
57c
Sliced Strawberries, with sugar .. 59c lb.
Main Street
month in St. Petersburg, after a
She—I ought to leave you and go
tour of the east coast and Key home to mother.
West, called on Mr. and Mrs. John
He (angrily)—Well, why don't
L. Tharp of Highland avenue on you?
last Sunday.
She—I can't. She just left fathMr. and Mrs. Lorenzo W. Swar- er and is coming here.
thout of 439 Douglas avenue, entertained at cards and luncheon,
We Make
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tharp.
Ovid-Willard Road, Ovid, N. Y.
WOMEN'S —
For Sale—Turkeys.
Call
Ovid
131F31. Floyd Keel, Romulus. 62f
Hampsexed,
clean.
Hatch52f
Highland avenue, had
as
their
guests on Saturday last, .Mr. and
Mrs. A. Schmidtke of St. Joseph,
Mich., who are winter guests at
Sunset Glo apartments, Clearwater
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McAvinney of Bermuda avenue,
Clearwater, entertained at cards on Saturday evening last Mr. and Mrs.
John Lorper of Norfolk street, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Skinner
boulevard, and Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Tharp of Highland avenue, all
of Dunedin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Astrup of
Willard, who are spending the next
Willard Personal Notes
Jackie Kopsa has been ill with
chickenpox this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Robinson
were in Binghamton on Sunday.
David Treadwell has been confined to his home by illness for
some time.
William Keeler of Ithaca, visited
last week end at the home of Mrs.
Mary Keeler.
Mrs. Charles Harden is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Babbitt in Kentucky for two weeks.
Milo Stilwell was called to Ithaca
on Sunday by the serious illness of
his father, Eugene Stilwell.
A note from Vern Trask, Vero
Beach, Fla., inquires
about
the
"people, weather and politicians in
Seneca county."
A number from here
attended
the Sportsmen's banquet at the
American Legion home in Ovid on
Monday night.
Mrs. William Martin and children of Ohio have been spending
[ Several desirable homes in Inter- the past two weeks with her moI laken-Lodi area.
Modern conveniences. All priced for quick sale.
Excellent terms. Call or see J. B.
Turner, Post Office building, Interlaken, N. Y.
73c
Wanted—Live Poultry. Louis Cuneo, Lost—From my barn at Gilbert on
box 117, Trumansburg, phone 94 Sunday night, two bulls about half
or 127F14.
436mp grown; one red and white and one
black and white.
Finder please
COAL—We still have coal avail- call 39F23, Interlaken, on reverse.
able for residents of this area. Or- Reward. Marcus Delong.
der now. Vance Crane & Son, Interlaken, phone 60.
101c Wanted—Dishwasher. Spare time or
full time. Millas Restaurant, Ovid.
Wanted—Horses and cattle,
dead
91c
or alive. Philip Cuddeback, phone
Waterloo 225 on reverse.
32f
Hiscock Dual Purpose New
shire Chicks, straight run or
N.Y.-U.S. approved, pullorum
Free circular. The Hiscock
ery, Skaneateles, N. Y.
serious illness of his sister, Mrs.
Edward Phillips.
Mrs.
Phillips
died on Monday.
Jerry Reed has resumed his classes in the school of nursing since
returning from the sick ward at
Elliott hall. He received an injury
to his knee when playing basketball.
Willard residents are quite disturbed by the lack of bus service
at present.
Not all buses enter
the village as was customary when
service started.
A bus
waiting
room was made available on the
hospital grounds by the hospital
authorities for the convenience of
the * bus patrons.
Frank Albro and Pvt. John Lukosky of Sampson, a passenger in
the Albro car, were injured north
of Willard soon after midnight on
Saturday, when the car waa in a
side-swipe collision with a truck
driven by Charles Hufford of Lodi.
Hufford was fined $25 for leaving
the scene of accident.
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LIST OF WUMTIOIS
ONCE A WEEK
T»t STORE o
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TO THE VOTERS OF OVID VILLAGE:
The following is a true and correct list of all nominations of candidates for office to be filled at the Charter Election to be held Tuesday,
March 20, 1951, filed with me pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 608
of the laws of 1897 and amendments thereto:
Name of
Frank
Candidate
Limner
Herbert W. Watson
Residence
Ovid
Ovid
Office to be filled
Mayor, 2 years
Trustee,
2
years
Party or other
Designation
of Candidates
Citizen*'
Citizens'
Is not too often to advertise the fact
that you are in business, what you have
to offer, and where you are located.
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$1495
Facsimile of Emblem or Device to
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THE OVID GAZETTE
Is the best advertising medium
for Ovid, Willard and vicinity.
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FRED A. POTTER, Village Clerk.
Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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