Buffalo NY Courier Express 1936

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1936
FOUNDED MARCH 12, 1922
BUFFALO
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Gubf consolidated June 20, 1926
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JOLLY JUNIOR-SUNSHINE CLUB
MOTTO:
Birthday Ideas
Cooks* Corner
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This corner is especially for the cooks
VSTOUgge$HU7l$
junior.Sunshine
Club. We
of t h e Jolly
A
T i lJ
y% invite Jollikids to send their favorite
J\ TC
W ClCOtflC recipes. The only requirement is that
you have made the dish. If your recipe
T
•
TIT
* printed, you will receive a Jolly
Jolly hare we met, and jolly have we been; jolly let us part, and jolly meet again, ,
Birthday * *
* * Greetings
The
staff
of the Junior
The Junior * *
* + Pet Owners
C U D D L E S and T U C K I E
——————====z By Frances Royster Williami
= = = = = =
Courierto
»« •these
««*
If you have a pet, write a description of it for this column, also tell
what its tricks or unusual habits are.
Your story must not have more than
50 words. Give your name, age and address. Send letter to My Pet Editor, the
Junior Courier-Express, Buffalo, N. Y.
Express sends best wishei
members of The Courier-Express Jolly
Junior-Sunshine
Club whose birthday
anniversary is today!
BUFFALO JUNIORS
Aunt Betsy Invites Jollies junior-Sumhine Cook Book.
C. Klapodlstria
Helen Bargnejl
New Tear's Pound Cake
Julia Knoplska
Stanley Blach
To Send Special
The New Year is here, but it'sLouise Blakeslee
F, Kostrzewskl
Contribs
Louis Kubilc
not too late to try Helen Johnson's Jack Bodkin
These contributions are from verse
writers of the Jolly Junior - Sunshine
Cluh, If you are one, we know you
will want some of your composition in
this column. The only requirement is
the verses submitted must be original.
Boosters Urged
To Reach Goal
By March 12th
TJ
n c ] e
fiiU
L a u d §
Member*
MEMORIES OF 1935
W h o Made Drive
Jane Mockler of Buffalo took a
How Lassie G o t Her Name
trip down memory lane. As she
Successful
EN-YEAR-OLD Robert Bodkin of went she put her thoughts into
Brunner
Anna Lebieda
New Year's fruited pound cake. This Carly'
Kenmore, N. Y., is convalescing words. And she put those words into DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS:
He lea Buszak
John Lehmann
|DEAR JOLLIBEAMS.
Buffalo girl is a splendid little cook. Betty
from
an operation. In some of his verses. Here they are:
Carpenter
Anna Lehner
UNT BETSY and I are two perHE NEXT big event on the J. J. A u n t B e t s y te s u r e y o u - n f i n d t n e
leisure he wrote thus descriptive par- I sit and dream of happy memories.
John Cotton
Sonnv Liberty
sons with but a single thought
Albert Maedl
S. C. calendar is pur fourteenth CSLy^ delicious, because Helen recom- ~helma Creden
agraph, telling us how his dog, LasIn the days which have flown by; today. Have you guessed what that
Thomas Cullen
John
Mattick
ibirthdav anniversary on March 12th. m ends it. Here's the recipe:
sie, got her name:
It seems such a short time ago,
Viroro Dpgostine
thought is? That's right—our fourJudith Muehibauer
Uncle Bill and I want this red-letter
Rita Donohue
When we welcomed 1935.
Q n e Mi-^Be.thWj cups of snorMary O'Brien
"I have a beautiful St. Bernard
teenth birthday anniversary, on
Pauline Drumsta
day to bring Jolly Junior Sunbeams t e n t c u f s
J, h( .
James Polsson
dog called Lassie. I call her thus What fun I had with winter sports, March 12th. Aunt Betsy's major
Phyllis
t>utcher
Robert Pumm
as much happiness as did Christmas ^ J g ^ Qf c a k e f l o u r Q n e te&spoon
name so I won't have to keep telling
concern is special contribs to fill the
Engel
Skiing, sleighing and skating;
Raymona Rinaldo
and New Year s f 0 / ™ u r s e Jollies o f b a * i n & P°wder, one-eighth tea- Frank
.
folks that she is a girl dog. The
club page, but most important to
still
streets.
Mabelle Sauer
1
we cannot do that alone. We want s p Q o n Qf ^ t w Q J
^
^ o f gSroto,* ^,,
best trick she does is when she is in Offered inspiration for f\n artist's me is the club's membership goal. I
H. Schraufstetter
This dancing giraffe will make you all laugh,
your ideas and suggestions a * t o m J l k o n e t e a s p o o n o f i e m o n extract, sari FishFol(?
Mabel Scifert
the kitchen and mother says "Oh.
You never could guess how he's made;
know if our nieces and nephews are
painting.
Evelyn Smith
what vou think would make March Q n e t e a s
y
that dog takes up too much room."
o f a l m o n d extract, one Do»"»y
Well,
Sis
cut
him
out
and
sewed
him
about,
loyal
in boosting they'll be loyal" in
1
Clara Snltzer
Lassie folds her front paws flat back Then March and April, miserable sending contributions.
12th the happiest ^e™™™ ^
cup of chopped raisins, figs, dates g f L f E Ld .
The
goods
was
a
bright
yellow
shade.
Sophie
Sowinska
history of the club. I t will; be >our ,and3 ««r,HiJ?
^i
H™* ?> *
months,
at the first joint like a calf does.
Leroy Sponholz
candied nr.n™
orange ~
peel.
Jollies, the fact that you have been
Rainy,
damp and cold,
Daddy
says
it
is
because
there
is
so
Mildred Stainer
But in May the hot, bright sun came loyal in boosting the club's memDorothy Sweeney
much of her to be stepped on."
•bration a Jolly one.
together, add the unbeaten eggs, one g j ~ ^ m e r
bership during the drive proves that
Ernest Zablotny
out,
Come on now. you loyal letter at a time, and beat constantly. Sift Sophie Rrycyk
Leonard Zak
if you but try you can send the
A Unique Pet
And shined on us of old.
writers. Write and tell me what the dry ingredients together, add Conrad ippoiito Clara Zlpdola
club's membership up to 180,000 by
Ruth
Beyer
of
Buffalo
owns
a
OUT OF TOWN* JUNIORS
the month of flowers,
jou want on the J. J. S. C. page as the fruit, and stir into the first mixMarch 12th. Come on, boosters, conunique pet. To make her descrip- June,
Erie County, N. Y.
Yellow, pink and blue;
a birthday gift from the club. We'll ture alternately with the milk and
tinue the good work you started last
Roy Bergtold. Gardenvllle; Robert
tion more interesting, she writes it in Yet,
also the very painful time.
trv and please all of you we possibly flavorings. Turn into a well oiled
fall. Tell more of your friends,
rhyme. Read her verses:
When examinations were due
schoolmates and playmates about
#*>n with rh* snare allotted to us and lined tube pan. and bake in an Carr. Hamburg; Henry cymerman.
"My pet is a parrot gay,
the club. Invite them to join.
What fun I had in swimming,
Thomas
S ? cTu£ n S » *and c o n t S k Be oven at 325 degrees for about onewanna;
ch^tow
^ a ^ ^ w aDuffy.
r d ^ p o Lackawanna;
roie^^ac.aWho sits and watches you all day;
Charles Fuchs. Hamburg; Betty George,
During July and August, too;
To reach the goal we must enroll
thinking
of what
you are
going to hour. Decorate with ornamental Kenmore; Dolly Olow. Kenmore; Betty
His feathers are painted bright.
•end
in as
a special
contribution
Happy,
happy,
happy
days!
2,461
new members. As Aunt Betsy
Goldsmith,
Angola;
Virginia
Goodwin,
They look beautiful in the light.
Uncle BUI and I try to make your icing.
With
not
a
thing
to
do.
*
told
you,
that will mean enrolling
Kenmore.
Brown Sugar Cookies
I birthdays happier by sending special
"People admir« him when they come,
Margaret
Harper. Hamburg:
Jack
K
fleeting cards. In return, all we ask
Although William Larish of Buf- H a r l a n : Lancaster; LuTmT Herma^
For he never moves, sings or hums;
It was good to be back once riofe"; that, boys and girls, for I can reIs that each of you do your part in falo is a boy. he enjoys .making winiamsviiie; Rita Hoch. Kenmore?
You see, he cannot say a word,
To
greet old pals and meet new
making the club's birthday annl- cookies and other good things_to Dorothy Hodge. Tonawanda: Teddy
member the time when you enrolled
But I wouldn't say he's absurd.
Alden; Olive Kltson, Kenfaces,
eat, just as well as any girl. This Kacsmarek.
Yersaxy the best and biggest ever
almost 900 new members in one
more; Helen Kowalewski, Depew; GerAnd walk to classes as of yore.
"His mouth Is always open wide.
week he sends one of his favorite aldine- Lavender. Cheektowaga; Marie
week.
Essay on Traveling
recipes for brown sugar cookies. DiAnd he's always looking to one side; October was a beautiful month,
East Aurora.
I was both surprised and pleased rections for making are as follows: Lefler,
Congratulations, Boosters
Tuck painted some dots, the blackest of spots,
Irene Lltwln. Cheektowaga:
Ruth
This
parrot of mine can never hop,
For autumn set to work;
to find an interesting essay from
All
over
his
funny
outside;
Onp-half r u n of hntter nnp r u n Madson. Depew; Sonny Martin. KenSome
of the boosters who deserve
For
he's
only
a
wooden
door
stop!"
O n e - n a i l c u p Of DUtter, one c u p m o r e . K e n n e t h Moore, Sprtngvllle; Jean
George Ankrah of West Africa in
And then November, better, cold,
And when he was done, imagine the fun!
special
praise
for their work In the
my mailbox last week. Anyone would of brown sugar,^ one_ egg, one-half Raditic, Lackawanna^ jrhomasRusso
Once more, snow covered the dirt. membership drive
Puppy Is Birthday Gift!
J
The
two
of
them
climbed
in
his
hide.
are:
Lancaster;
think the title, Traveling, goes with cup of sour milk two squares or Depew: Kenneth Schmitt. Anastasia
Margaret Kennel of Buffalo sends And lastly, December, a happy
Eleanor
Panasik.
North Tonawanda:
summer
time, S
so
interesting to
of chocolate,
cupssoda
of Alice
this interesting description of the
er time,
O it
it, is
is interesting
w ounces
~t w m n m.T^ iff
Staffa. Lackawanna; Robert Tenerowlcz,
Linnie Stearns, Oirard, Pa.; Eun;ca
month,
know that
right
now
the
boys
and
Schunk, Echo Place, Ont.; Marie Faltialive present her brother received on
Merry Christmas everyone!
thatWest
rightAfrica
now the
and nour, one-naii teaspoon 01 soaa, i^^^^^.
V i V l a n xiebor, Tonawanda.
co. Buffalo; Betty Martin. Kenmore;
girls in
are boys
enjoying
his
birthday:
I
shall
keep
these
memories
I
have
Wlezorek,
Depew; Norma
Zoerb, Alice
Florence Tylska, Cheektowaga; George
in time
West and
Africa
are enjoying
cup of chopped
walnuts.
vivian Weber.
Tonawanda;
iiiinmer
traveling.
Here's one-half
Cream butter;
add sugar,
egg, milk Uamsvllle.
written,
"Chubby is my brother's puppy.
Roth, OardenvlUe; Frances Irwin. Al— *;—.,.
«n>t writes:
ttxivoTirtar
warp's and
rh-oam
"hnftArartH s n r a r Sift
pcrc flour
milk Wlezorek. Depew; Norma Zoerb, Wilthe essay
George
melted
chocolate.
For they were mostly happy ones. bion; Lorna Prasaer, Queensland AusMy
brother
received
him
on
his
Elsewhere
In
New
York
Of all the performances which are with soda and mix. Add walnuts,
tralia; William Larish. Buffalo;' Betty
Ruth
Brandel,
Jamestown;
Doris
birthday. Chubby is part fox terundertaken in the early life of a Mix well and drop by teaspoonsful Campbell. Niagara Falls; Helen Caw,
SKATING
S^J'k. RJ^S*; *»***b Mohart.
rier
and
part
hound.
One
thing
man. none is so useful as "traveling, onto a greased cookie tin. If you Troy; Leslie Collins, Star Lake; Helen
This is one of winter's most popu- Silver Creek; Marlon Bums, Tonawanhe enjoys doing, and which annoys
Martha Gonsiorek, Cheektowaga:
Bv traveling to a place, one may be prefer to roll out these cookies, add comstock,"~ South ' Dayton: "iArtabell
us, is untying our shoe laces. When lar sports, and it's Ruth Beyer's fa-' da;
Dorothy Maza, Buffalo; Audrey Pear•truck with the difference in Ian- more flour. Bake in a moderate Daiesandra. Niagara Fails; Martin Gorka,
Chubby was younger he tackled any- vorite. Ruth is a Buffalo girl who ^ J f r g w o w ; Mildred Becker. Buffalo;
Dunkirk; Arthur G-reenow. Dansville;
guage. manners and customs.
one by grabbing their legs. Chubby invites her cousins to go with her Ruth Eichberg, Buffalo; Gwendolvn
oven.
Leona Haydock, Cohoes; Germalne KalIn the past days of our predeceson the following imaginary skating Kste*. Cincinnati, O.; Ruth Donohue,
is very mischievous."
la. Dunkirk.
Buffalo;
Shirley
Baisch,
Kenmore;
sors when civilization had not been
Evelyn
Klees.
Hornell;
Eleanor
Lally.
jaunt:
W h y Bears Hibernate
Catherine VanDyke. Buffalo; Mary TayNiagara Falls; Mildred Lambert, Niagara
spread throughout the world, there
I'm going on a trip, you see,
lor Delhi, O n t ; Adeltae Wleklinska,
Falls; Levant Lemke, North Tonawanda;
Prize Story
was lack of ideas. As a result, travcA Faithful Horse
Buffalo;
Virginia Irr, WUllamsvllle;
Hurry
and
you
can
go
with
me;
Edward
Long,
Jr.,
Dunkirk;
Virginia
By RITA SCHLEER,
eling in those days was done by foot,
Alice Rea. Beiwood, Ont.; Betty Petta,
Prize Story
McCray, Limestone; Jean Merfers, DunFasten
your
skat'es
on
real
tight.
Holley; Raymond Seeklns. Lockport;
except in few cases men of high disFourteen years old,
kirk; Marilyn Moyles. Batavla: Ruth
And we'll go skating off in the night. Esther Zimmer, Westiield: Marv LaJiey,
By ERVA GRIFFIS,
tinction were able to travel on horseMurney, Lime Lake; Howard Pummlng,
Kenmore, N. Y.
\
Buffalo; Jessie Houghtallng, Rexville;
Fifteen years old,
Cohoes.
back. Sometimes in the midst of
My! Isn't it awful cold?
Bernice Hoch, Kenmore; Dorothy SIoStanley Rajnisz, Perry; Rvith Rider,
Buffalo, N. Y.
It's a good thing that we are bold; winski, Buffalo; Lois Bogardus, Fort
their travel, they were attacked by « p o O D MORNING, grandpa." Dunkirk! Pa^Yine"'saYaco7 Bofivar:*GoYAnd up In the top they used for a prop.
Ont.: Bobby Sutherland, Buffalo;
Whew! I'm getting as cold as anErie.
wild beasts and were devoured.
\ j r c r i e d t w o n a p p y children as don Schafer. Dunkirk; Helen ShoeMargaret Schwab, Will Urns ville: Gerald
A broomstick to hold up bis head;
LACKISH, a young colt, owned
Many a time they were short of t h ^
^ t h r o u g h t n e d o o r t o maker. Medina; Doris Simmons. Cattaicicle,
Rochester; Irene Luke. Buffalo;
He started to prance and gave us a dance,
raugus; Francis Stoddard, Lockport;
by my grandfather, was hisI guess I had rather ride a bicycle. O'Brien,
food and drink arid had to encoun- e s c a D e J g | s w i f t
Qf w i n ( J
Margaret Carlson, Jamestown; Margery
Then,
bowing,
he
begged
to
be
fed.
Cart
Thels,
Niagara
Falls;
Nancy
Vedder,
Cooke. Hamburg; Carl Pat ton, Elmwood
greatest pride.
ter many hardships on their -vay.
„ W h a t a b o i s t e r o u s f e I l o w t h l a Olean; Mabel Walker, Medina.
bet I'll beat you to that tree;
S ! ^ e > , ? - ; W * Smith, Niagara Palls.
before crowning their endeavors with J a n u a r y w i n d ^ - s k e u g r a n d p a .
One bleek wintery day, when the ILet's
Nancy White, Le Roy; Harold Wlenke,
N Y . : Marlon Steiger. Allegany; Agnea
one, two three!
•uccess. Now owing to many mven- « R e j u s t s w
d o ^ n a n d s n a t c n e s Niagara Falls.
colt was locked safely in his stall, a What start;
K.ispie, Hamburg; Nancy Seanzano,
did
you
beat
me
for,
anyway?
tlons. the difficulties and hardships o f f
Ontario, Canada
le>s h a ^ h]Q
a n d
shrill siren was heard over the hills. Couldn't you wait until another day? Cheektowaga; Joanne Glennle. Kenmore;
Kathleen Ryan, Buffalo; Gladys WheelBlackish knew this was the sigh that
experienced by travelers in the early s k i r £ a b o u t j ju<st a s he ^ills:
Richard Aimesbury, Chlppawa: Muriel
er. WUllamsvllle; Mary Roytz Euclid,
Say!
But
this
wind
Is
awful
strong,
a
fire
was
in
the
village.
He
kicked
"We
know
him
all
r
i
e
h
t
"
broke
Batchelor.
Hamilton;
Gordon
Beal.
Todavs have been lessened.
O.; Tom Helstrom, St. Catharines, Ont.,
we snow m m , an rigm,
DroKe r no nn t n .: M
Marv Bnunr^nti
Tr,rnr,tr.- Mnm
lugr n
and stamped, but nobody seemed to Let's start to sing a song;
It was through traveling t h a t t h e . T o m m \ " " b u t ™ nllase" tell u l ^ n°
«7
i ? , ' Toronto; Nora
and Winifred Frawley Buffalo.
» _ , . . . . . . _ f »w!> -Rritich irmnirp was
-tommy, DUt now piease \&u us Collins. Niagara Falls; Hazel Ford,
Wham it be? You pick it out,
heed his efforts.
freatness of t h e B r i t l s J Empire was & stQTy
„
Hamilton; Dougla. Gellow. Preston;
a b o u t t h e ^
These boys and girls have each reRuined
I n t h e past ages, t n e con"All right, come close now a n d I Joan Glover, Welland; Rita Glynn,
After several attempts he kicked O.K. That one's a wpw!
ceived
a.prize for boosting in the
t i n e n t of Africa was said t o be d a r k . , h „ ^ J T , .,
Niagara Mils; Grace Gordon. Toronto.
irt _ a n r t n 9
the doors open. Sensing that there Wasn't that a lot of fun?
membership
drive. We hope they,
TC
M K
trlk
etrolla
J a c
had i t n o t been t h e travelers who • " " " .
* n 5 y d r S who live' close t o J 5 & ! ^ • £ . £
' P
:
*
was a great danger lurking, he has- Oh, look! Here comes the sun!
with
many
other
Jollies, will start
C
w n o
e cl0Se
wuitjxi Qtm r**Lsr h a d made farther . , ^T
i? . ^
.
J *° Phillips, Campbelliord; Claude Shewen.
tened toward the place where he We'll finish our fun some other day, boosting today, and BOOST, BOOST,
trips Iinto
Africa
would Mother I t h come to know i nd to f ^ ^ ^ m ^ U m Betty
J ! the
^ interior
£££>*
ZJZSS
. Chi|*aw»;
Jean
Tripp, St.
could see the flames leaping higher Now I guess I better be on my way BOOST until we pass the 180,900
see the fairies of the flowers, the T h o m a s ; L e o r a
have remained unexplored.
woods, the rocks and the waters. The
uirich. Fort Erie
and higher. Even though the firemembership mark. Starting next
Traveling brings about education, fairies—Jo. Ga Oh, or little people,
Pennsylvania and Other States
men
tried
to
stop
the
horse
from
Sunday, Aunt Betsy will send a prize
Christianity, sanitation, different as the Indians call them, were sup
June Karchner, Galeton; 1Nova Mcgoing into the flames he didn't heed
to
every boy or girl who enrolls 25
forms of customs and variety of posed to be able to do wonderful ^2"!°- J X L J S i * Sli?"^ 11, Bradf 2 r <? :
their protests.
commerce. Tradition says that our
IVE BOOSTERS worked to swell or more new members at one time.,
Hearing his master's cry, Blackish
; " " " " things. They could fly through the Ss S Zre efcUd 6 % J a ^ S £ £ J d » '
A Big Mailbag
membership of the J. J. S. C.
leaped through the door and run- last the
J £ 2 £ ^ r ? l S S S K renderedAm a i r - * a r t u n d " o r t h r o u 8 h the water,
cS^^O^^C^,^ro*^
Boys
and
girls, believe it or not,
week.
Congratulations,
boys
ning from room to room, he came and girls! Our membership total to I'm still celebrating
Year's! My
waters which had been rendered im- l n t 0 t h e e a r t n a n d t h r o u g n t h e r o c k S ) Donald Combs, cioverdai*. o.; Mary
He made people laugh, this dancing giraffe,
to a little alcoue where he spied a date is 177,539. That leaves 2.461 mailbag is growingNew
by
and
'Till suddenly Spotty dashed in.
limp figure tyilig on the floor in a members to enroll in nine weeks, if bounds. Since before leaps
pure by decayed vegetables and as
invisible moccasins ^ o n . Moundsvu^ w va.; Robert
Christmas
And
nipped
at
his
heel
and
caused
him
to
squeal,
huddled
heap.
0
-Bending
his
head
ft result suffered from varying k « i s
. trmwmUA in wlncrort p o r ^ .
Glavac. Cleveland. O.: Charles Haroel,
we're going to celebrate the club's most every letter I opened brings
And scared him right out of his skin,
Copyright. 19JSlow he caught the seat of my grand- fourteenth
of diseases and died in great nffm- and traveled in winged canoes.
Sargent. Neb.; Floyd Kingsiey. Windsor,
birthday on March 12th, Aunt Betsy and I wishes for happifather's
pants.
Gripping
the
pants
0 n ed a vt h e f a l T
* 1 ~ W L n n c r h t r U ? H n £ all these
^ took a little Vt.; Julia Kukla. Manchester, N. H.:
with
180,000
boys and girls as mem- ness and prosperity throughout 1936.
tightly in his strong teeth he brave- bers.
hers, but through traveling aa inese I n d i a n £ r ] n t r i p i n o n e o f t h e i r A nBetty
Chicago, m.; Genevieve
Thank you, thank you, thank you,
n a McKlnley.
Whltting. Toledo, O.
ly
sought
his
way
out
of
the
scorchthings
have been brought to a close. ..
^
^
0
j£,
the
Olesnlewicz.
Manchester.
N.
H.;
Frame
the world.
Jollies. You made my holidays much
Of
course,
2,461
sounds
like
a
lot,
a
n
d
iled
d
o
w
n
ing flames.
n
l0 cl z
'lives
the blackcam?toia
bear. ISwill
make
Other Countries
(
Traveling,
therefore,
is
rendering
J
J
Su?hev*
a
t
tree
f
*
*
Manchester.
N.
H.;
Gordon
but
with
a
little
number
work,
Uncle
jollier than I expected them to be.
u
We agree. George, that traveling A
the door fast
soahe
cannot
open it VenJeffery Buckton, Auckland. New
a
Blackish felt as if he couldn't go Bill finds it would mean enrolling I'm sure you'll want to make our
*reat
assistance
the
progress
of n l edTe re Pu " usleep
f : n e >will
,p mfall
S 5on
, ^him,
t C.^V
nard. Eric
SouthJones.
Manchester,
k , , K*p
is a
ereat
asset to
a n d Zealand;
Southsea, conn.;
Eiign arX(i s tii1to
an inch farther, but after a hard only 274 new members every week. coming birthday much jollier than
OLLIBEAMS! Would you like Marilyn Arnold Port Arthur, Oht. struggle
• "In that tree, said the little chief. *****> •*»»«— -r-r^^ o
he brought his master safe- Surely 274 of the mailbag writers I expect, too. And you know just
January
22,
1922.
Then the chief threw three stones
Uncle Bill to help- you find a
•plendid essay.
Joseph Snltzer, Buffalo December 7, ly out on the sidewalk. When the will be able to enroll a t least one how to do that, don't you?
through the open door of the black
twin pen pal? That is, a corry or a 1924.
fire was out Blackish fell over ex- new member each week. How about* Here are the names of some of
Contest News
bear tree. Each time a magic flame
friend whose birthdate is the same
He awoke lying in his stall it, writers? All Jollies who can en-/ the boys and girls"who helpedTo fill
This Is a reminder that the re- spread like a blanket over the door. TOLLIBEAMS, if you have lost as yours? If your answer is yes, ,£g*2tf$$r'' N l i g a r a F a l *- N o " hausted.
with
his
master
trying to get him to roll 25, 50 or 100 are invited to do my mailbag to overflowing last week
sults of our big Cuddles and Tuckie A growling and a scratching was
B
N Vem
drink some cool refreshing water. so, for with the new members com
n a m e ^ aTd'ress^and b ^ ^ r ^ ' h&ac*S*T°
- The
color contest will appear next Sun- heard within. Then all became still. J your Jolly Junior-Sunshine Club ^*&£*%&
Edith Noble, Shirley Kreger, Sherry
next day Blackish was as well ing in bunches, we'll reach the goal LeMur,
day. Be sure to get your copy of
Marie Smith, Jeannette Cleary,
Now.;; said the tiny chief, "the ^ J , ™ / ™ J S ^ S S l L ^ ^ J S birthdate, and he will, help you toa r_Betty j Williaow, JameStown. Janu- and as fit as ever.
much sooner.
Lucille Morrisaette, Mildred Hawkins,
The Courier-Express. Lovingly.
bear will sTe^p u ^ t i l caH him In ^
^ a self-addressed, stamped S S y / S i n ' ^ e n p l i h
T^'
Chester, Margaret Boland. Jean<
Aunt Betsy will send a gift to each Peggy
You now see why Blackish was my
j J . five
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omtojh. money g j J Z J % "CIT»
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? Bokman, Albion. November 15,
AUNT BETSY the spring. On the,first spring days JorJ ^sen<
Ellsworth. Ethlyn Ellsworth, Blanche
cents and vmir mm'* W 1 1 J t u l U 1 1 " 1 1931.,
of
the
two
boosters
who
head
the
grandfather's
greatest
pride.
n d
he will come out to see what the a n n T r t r i i » « » r i t f « , H „ 1 ° M n ^ l f aand
Damon, Helen Herold, Virginia Kling.
birthdates
of members
members
who
are
birthdates
of
Who
a
re
Raymond Chaya, Batavia. February 23,
huntin
their twm
If
would 1 9
•following list:"
.
s Martin Matako, Irene Donhauser. Irena
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kindness
is
always
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like
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will
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Buffalo, U k e t 0 c o r r e s o n d w i t h o n
Zielinska. Helen Hylasaek, Rita Welch,
Not by money, precious jewels or Jacqueline Montgomery, Painted Post. 15 George
N Y ^ p o n receipt
r e c e S of
oPf this
ttis we
w e "will
im
P
^ t h e „ * « « « • Champlln, Medina. January
May, Ruth Baker. Hazel MaxArthur
Heckler,
Buffalo
1
4
NCLE BILL'S art box was. filled will go back for a while, and then " • • j yUpon
g
Jbutton
S y S to
l ^the
L " Jollibeams
fcaLS°
street address will be supplied on " k a r g i r e t Fahrner. Buffalo. Septem- expensive cars, but by the love of Calvin Mercer, Ellicottvllle
on, Clara Todd, Robert Movnikan. Nor9
forward
a
to the brim last week. This is the people will know that spring will
some one who means more than all Lillian Rast, Buffalo
1 ma Bruce, Jenny Vllardo, Elaine Brown,
receipt of a stamped, self-addressed ber 4, 1925.
y m C m b e r
S e n d i n g
ft good sign that many J. J. S. C. be a little late."
Helen Wanat. Cheektowaga
1 Dorothy Miller, Geraldlne Behe. Marfor M?*£ O^P
envelope. T h e state is New York, t Mary Moorhowe. Bayfield, Ont. Oc-the money can buy.
, m i « c ntKamiea inHir-ofoHitober 3, 1922.
ftrtists have started the New Year
When the story was finished, two iui A new une.
Jorle Gallagher Robert Coulson, Rosle
unless otherwise indicated
Pauline NordJi, Jamestown. April 14,
Davies. Anna Baker.
right. All of them were fine. Uncle children slept at grandpa's knee.
Joanne Baish, Charles Lucsok.
Edith Johnson, Buffalo. April 1, 1924. 1922.
Frances Stenger, Nicholas Plerlno,
Bill considered each one carefully,
Salvatore Cuslmano, Buffalo. NovemAlan Thorn. Auckland, New Zealand.
May Pettis. Marion LeUerman. John.
ber 17, 1923.
• n d decided on Jean Plonczak's as
October 5, 1924.
Schueler. Calvin Mercer. Ida Smith,
Eudys Goldstein, Buffalo.
February
Robert Sprlnfborn, Buffalo. July 25,
the priae winning one. Jean is a
Joanne Glennle, Gladys Gelger, Eunice
18. 1925.
1923.
Aleen, Helen Johnson, Ruth Beyer,
Buffalo girl who has been loyal in
Joyce Spalding, Newfane. March 22,
Santo Anselmo, Buffalo. January 18,
Allen, Joan Gwrtc, William
Pet Names Wanted
•ending her a r t work since she
Betsy and I are glad to see you are Eunice
1922.
1924.
Montgomery, Ruth Robnett, Nancy
Joined the club in 1931. Up until now
starting
1936
in
the
club.
Much
fun
Frances
Stenger,
Sheffield.
Pa.
July
Katherine RU#y, Westfleld. March 19, Dear Uncle Bill:
Smith, Alice Jedele, Sayoko Tada, Carol
Copvriaht. IJ35, The Garden City Publishing Company. Inc.
31. 1921.
1924.
•he has never won, but she followed
I have a little surprise for you all and happiness is in store for you. Christ, Virginia Bogan, Jacqueline
Irene
Zlellnska,
Depew.
September
Helen Murray, Buffalo. October IC, today.
the rule, try, try again. This rule
A short time ago my toy I'll add your name to the twin list Montgomery, June Schasre, Grace Elch=
=
IBP Colleen iHoore =
15. 1922.
1922.
Robert Bodkin. Ellsworth Nourse,
has brought success as it always
fox
terrier
gave me quintuplets as next Sunday. The drawing prize ler,
Margaret Russell, Niagara Falls. DeHarriett B\iohanan, Rosemead, Cal.
Quansah Codjoe. Emmanuel Odal, Elena
each
week
is
$1.
If
you
can
draw,
does. Today Jean wins her first
Jean and Bebe. the JO principal five enormous stained-glass windows, cember 16, 1921
a gift. Now I am going to ask my
August 26. 1920.
Narciso, Phyllis Young, George Osborne,
corries to send me five names for be sure to try for that award. No Dorothy Pfiefer, Alan Rubensteln. Val• r t prize of $1 She is fourteen years characters in this story, are having representing stories from the Bible,
o delightful time in fairyland. They stories all children knew—Adam and
them. There are four female pup- prize is given for poems, but two entina Bernardlnl. Glsela Eller, Bernaold.
Eller. June Gentner, Adeline Mack,
have
shrunk
to
fairy
size,
which
Eve,
Daniel
in
the
Lions'
Den.
Moses
pies and one male puppy, so send prize stories are printed each Sun- dette
The scene that Jean depicts is a
Bud Ringert. Norma Sewert. Helen
makes
L
possible
for
them
to
go
in
the
Bulrushes,
David
and
Goliath,
your names. The one who sends day. The writers each receive an Johnson, DorU Pressing, Virginia Baacommon one in the winter time. Two
from room to room in the tiny and the Judgment of Solomon.
' D u r i n g w e e k of December 29fh, 107 joined. T h e roster
UNCLE BILL sett, Carol Skaer, Doris Mills. Norma
the names I choose as the best will interesting book.
Jones. Tony Bratosh, Gwendolyn Eates,
receive
a
prize,
and
perhaps
a
picKing's castle, just as though they
At one side of Ufa chapel was a
of t h e club n o w totals 177,539 names.
A Resolution
Frances Kehr, Oallata Damon, Norma
ture of the quintuplets.
were fames. They visit the Princess' g o id organ with ah ivory console.
Hartman, Jeanette Voss, Olivia Meyers,
bedroom, the Crystal Bathroom, Wondering if it played, the girls
I want to keep all my puppies, but Dear Uncle Bill:
Emma Finbel, Davlda Ames, Jean Moran.
I
am
so
sorry
I
did
not
write
soonbedroom of the Russian Prince, a seated themselves ori the bench, and
BUFFALO
wlcz, Robert Sehoenherr, Charles Ga- mother says I can't. If I «plit up
Thank you for your good letters,
the names I will send two prizes. er. I was so busy I forgot to write, Jollies.
room where they meet Cinderella, Bebe, who hadtimmusic lessons, Charles Pace. Junior Pfetsch, Angelo bTlelf- M a i 7 Soarfone.
This week, send some new
but
this
time
I
made
up
my
mind
Schembri.
Lillian
Rost,
Gloria
Kibler,
„
Painted
Post-~Barbara
Farr,
Beatrice
the dining room and the kitchen picked out Onward Christian Sol- John Csortos. Jean Weber. Helen Hy- Hanshaw. Patrleia Chamberlain, Jack So let's hear what you have. Be sure
members
as well as a letter, will you?
where they meet Jack Horner, d i e rs, on the keys. The music rang £ S £ a ^ 6 b « 5 1 Mur Dorothv Miller Mosher, Jean
- Oh Is, Jean Fingar. Erma and send your name and address. not to forget.
UNCLE BILL
Well,
here
is
my
resolution:
I
am
=- Humpty-Dumpty
and all the other o u t so loudly Bebe was Startled, a n d Robert Full Joan Heckler Frederick House, Mary Barrett, Marlon Thompson, Please send the names either to
going to write more often and not
fairy folk. Next they decide to ex- stopped playing. Then, of its own Heckler, Albert Carpenter. Harold Grab- Hugh Putnam, Cornelius Winnie, Joyce Uncle Bill or Aunt Betsy.
plore one Of the towers.
When they
accord t h e organ began to play T h e Mr- ^ - Kenneth Rott, June Gentner. £ a r k « . Evelyn Davis, Henry Ervay, Clair
Another thing I would like to ask forget all the time. I like the stories will try and remember to write every
neared
th* ton thev
heard
the P n c a n '
T h p miKir was beautiful
Doris Myers, Bernice Sugarman, Renee oimons
is: Are there any corries the same and the drawings the Jolly Juniors week now. Get in line with the
Jollies who are aiming for a perfect
neurea
M I tup uiey
ncuru, m e Rosarv.
I n e music was Deauuiui. o^jjg S a r a p l e r i r i o j<5*Dh Duncan
Toronto, Ont. — Jacque ne Doherty, age as I am? My birthday is Janu- send in.
cftimes, but were kept from seeing n k e soft little angels singing, a n d S
S e / S w
E t S Teddy Cooke.
record in 1936 and win a prize. CudNow
I
must
say*goodbye
to
you
D u n V
ary 11th. I jras born in the year
them by a door that wouldn t open, t h e children tip-toed as they went Duncan, William Rott. Shirley Burke,
Akron—Ariena
Alden—Lucille sescii.
Dickinson.
dles and Tuckie are two lovable
and all the Jollibeams.
1922.
Write
to
me.
corries.
Bolivar—Olive Thurber.
Together they pushed with all their o u t , 0 f t h e Chapel.
Margery Rodgers, Phyllis Guerln. Edcharacters. Watch the club page
Your loving niece,
Your niece,
Boston—Eugene Maclejewskl.
They
passed
through
hall ward
Gelael,Dunnlngham,
Norman Hogg.
Dorothy
Holla,
might.
Through they tumbled and
rm™ ^
^ ^ *u
ua
» ,little
u t i . u~n
Francis
Alf. Henry
for more coloring contests.
RITA
WELCH,
VERRENA
CHAMPLIN,
Bradford, Pa.—Mary Corner.
in Which was a painting Of Noah Anthony Marchioll, Sally Mergenhagen.
halfway down a flight of stairs.
UNCLE BILL
Buffalo,
N.Y.
Castile—John
Whittaker
Medina,
N.
Y.,
and all t h e animals from t h e Ark. Phllomena Santo^. Jack Imperl MarNow go on with the story:
Cheektowaga—-Leona Reese.
l€ K ! ! n c k
N a r i S a
s l
l
n An
Dear Rita,—Now that the holidaj-s
^
. ™ **
««Aims for Perfect Record
Dear Verrena—I'm sure your club
Dansville—Geraldlne Behe.
They entered a small room. ,in t h e T h * animals h a d happy ^expressions £ n
are
over
you
won't
be
so
busy,
and
cousins
will
enjoy
helping
you
name
Dunkirk—StaaUey
Klaybor.
OUT
OF
TOWN
Dear
Uncle Bill:
center of which was a silver basin on
their faces because they were so
Elba—Teddy Say.
your quintuplet puppies. As soon as if you really try, I'm sure you'll reon which was a prayer book. Prom ? l a d }° „be °,n l a n d again after sailAnother
New Year and more resoBatavla—Audrey Berg, Robert MoynlFillmore—Floftnce Voss.
I receive names I will forward them. member to write a letter for mylutions. Lots of resolutions will be
the pictures they had seen at Sun- ing forty days and nights in the han.
Fort Erie, North, Ont.—Norma Ryan.
Yes, there are other Jollies who were mailbag every week. Frame your made and almost as many not kept.
Hamburg—Dofls Kirst.
day school the children knew this flood. There was no furniture in Depew -Rosle Trainer, Arthur Zielinborn
January 11. 1922. I'll put your certificate and hang it where you'll There is one resolution that I am
this
room,
only
a
ladder
that
led
ski.
Hamlet—Betty
Frost.
was a baptismal font.
Kenmore—Jean Owen,
name on the twin pen pal column see it every day. That would be a going to make and keep and that is
to a t r a p door in t h e ceiling.
Ellicottville— Doris Ulmer, Janice Wei"I bet this is where the Water
the loor a
1
Lancaster—Beatrice Meller.
UNCLE BILL
where they will see it and write to good reminder.
to write you once a week. I am also
Lawtons—Marlon Heary.
Babies are baptized." said Jean.
yqu.
Are
you
going
to
help
us
reach
going
to try to make better use of
Enjoys
Coloring
Contest
Lockport—Dorothy
Dlttner.
'How sweet if we could see some." put their Shoes back on. J e a n , who ^ 5 . calvln Mercer. Junior Hlman, Jo- Niagara Falls. Ont.—Roma Spironello. out membership goal by the club's
my time and help my mother more.
Dear
Uncle
Bill:
Organ
music
was
playing
beyond
had an adventurous spirit, climbed sephlne Miliigan, Richard Marsh.
North Tonawanda—Marion Harber.
birthday? If your answer is yes,
m
s lowma
I hope all my cousins made good
I hope you had a Merry ChristR a r ™ h aa rVSC ,ln
M f "if
/
" this little room, so the girls walked up the ladder and disappeared. Bebe, Gardenvllle — Mary McDonald, Jessie
Olean—Marie Smith.
enroll some of your friend* this
baclc round
resolutions
and are going to keep
mas
and
will
have
a
prosperous
and
Portland—Donald
Imhoff.
Sffn f^
. " *H
8
- through the small door, and found being afraid that something might Emerson,
week.
UNCLE BILL
them.
Ripley—Robert
Johnson.
happy
New
Year.
£ £ h i £ m ° / e fw? a n d r r f w t l ^ ' themselves in a gorgeous church, after
have happened
h e rin
Sister.
Climbed Gannon.
_ Lackawanna
Twist, Joseph
S h eto
was
a darkened
Alice —_Betty
Krone.
South Dayton~Donald Frost
I have to read twenty essays next
Starts New Year Right
As I was reading some of the letthey have a friendly snowball fight. Before a cold and nnrnle altar were mom her.
nnrf
rcmlrt
<iee
n
o
nnp
Niagara
Falls,
N.
\
.
—
John
KoteroStamford, Ont.—Eva Perry.
week
and do some reviewing. I t
room, and could see no one
ters
in
the
J.
J.
S.
C.
news
I
noticed
Yes, Uncle Bill is sure boys and girls S n g tiny cand'?s
Dear Uncle Bill:
won't
be
long before examinations.
all
the
writers
were
making
resoluThis is my first letter to the J. J.
"Jean," she cried, "where are Use This Coupon to Join the Jolly Junior - Sunshine
Club
Well,
I
must close with a Happy
tions
to
write
a
letter
every
week
in
S. C, so won't you please consider
you?"
r
/
New
Year
to you all.
toe l i ^ a n r J r ^ T l . * f J ? £ 7 U S E E
°f t h e C h " S t C h i ' d a n dH i s M o t h e r
the
year.
I
know
every
time
I
say
a good member of this wonderYour loving niece,
"Right here," said a faint voice, 1 F would like to be enrolled as a member of The Sunday Courier- '| me
•ne air, apparently from nowhere, DV fK- m a r ,eer
to
myself
I
am
going
to,
I
put
it
ful club? Will you please print my
IRENE DONHAUSER,
" i S S f ^ B S r ^ h : n^win, « ,
* f r S T o f the altar, were two and Bebe felt someone grab her [',
Express Jolly Junior-Sunshine Club
\\ name on the pen pal wanted list? off or forget, but maybe in 1936 I'll
Hamburg, N.Y.
and whisper,
• e a t ^ f S w e J k ^ % i r ^ r s S r n i S . f ^ l prie-dieux. and on each a tiny Bible. hand,
«*uu, »i.u
w a ^ « r , "Be
x>c still,
^u. and
«.u
try
a
little
harder
and
you
will
see
I'd like to have them from all over
AGE LIMIT SIXTEEN YEARS
•ubiectf t£ rtJSKf ! 2 F I T ^ Turning from the altar. Jean stop- soon your eyes will get used to the
a letter in your mailbag from me
Dear Irene — Congratulations! I
the world.
every week.
S t a ^ S o 7f S S S f ' v i ? rln3?? J S ? Ped suddenly, saying to Bebe:
darkness."
was happy to find you were one of
I
really
don't
know
so
much
about
Boy! Has it been cold out here! my writers who had a perfect recthis club. I only read the page
S d ffwinding j S t ^ J a t a £ £ J P * 2 ° ? 5 t 0 ° b e a u t i f u l ^ G r i P P i n * B e b e ' s ^ d «****. jl
(PLEASE PRINT NAME)
There's been lots of snow. I have ord for 1935. I t makes me doubly
Jean
l
twice
and
decided
to
join
it.
Uncle
•everance p i y f & £ S t t h S ^ h S i s ^ s o I a ^ ^ o i n ^ t i k e ^ o f l
J***'"}- " ****?
happy to see you aim for the same
Bill, won't you please explain the been out skiing.
g g
0 n es r ing
I think the Cuddles and Tuck col- record in 1936. I'll watch for your
•o. ask Jean, today's winner, and 5 ShSS *
? » , 5fc U s \ , . P e d a ^ n e s s
Month
Day
Year ] prizes you award for drawings, oring
contest is going to be fun. I letters. Good luck to you.
poems and stories, so I might know
•he'll convince you. When submitsitfmTon *ho - t ^ - nf a , , « „ f?emed to fade, and they could see
enjoy reading about them. I hope
li
lh e
floo
was
ve ed
wi h
UNCLE BILL
how
to
do
some
of
these
things.
ting a drawing for the contest, be t r f chifdren r P m i ^ « J £ * ££L'
^K f
L
„f° J J.
l
Later I will send you a list of you and Aunt Betsy are well.
0lS t
m i c h s p i l l e d diam0 nds
floor.
A Jolly Junior,
fure to make it original and in black ofiorl ItoSml^n^
S S I H w 5 stopped
ff * ^to pick
^ up
. a solid goldT fanMore Harmony
names who- would also like to be •
City IT
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C
th&t
V
HELEN
HEROLD,
members
of
the
J.
J.
S.
C.
We
hope
Mother-There.
John, that's twice tDeiore
l £ ! %stepping
^ e S ^ ^on tthe
L inlaid
? £ f bivory
S S rubies^
^ ^
^* °
She—Why did you stop singing in
India
ink.
and"*
golden
treasures.
As Jean
out:
Derby, N. Y.
you and Aunt Betsy have a really
jmrve come home and forgotten t h . S a n d m e ' n V S S l n S S ' t r ^ D o ^ o f lowed
the choir?
'This is All Baba's treasure cave. ',',
State or
Happy New Year. Your niece.
He—Because one day I didn't sing
anything and l sha11 kill
Dear Helen—Indeed we did have a
HELEN HYLASZEK, Merry Christmas. The good wishes and somebody asked if the organ
It slipped my mind.
^ ^ j .
| W If you live i n t h e country give postoffice t o which mall !• to be sent ,,
Buffalo, N.Y.
of our many nieces and nephews had been fixed.
Bertha Michaels, Cheektowaga.
In an alcove in front of them wera
Dear Helen —Welcome I
Aunt helped to make it so. I hope you
Continued Next Sunday'
—By Mary Cote, Ettst Aurora, N.Y.
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