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a>age Six—NEWS, Margaretvaie, N. Y. *nturs„ Oct. 5, 1972

’N e w s T h a t B e c a m e H i s t o r y

Mule Team Survived Collisioit i With Model T Better Than Car: T e n Y e a r s A g o

: S ^ t . 20, 1962Highm ount—^The New York

S ta te CJonservation D epartm ent ^ a s promised Assemblyman K enneth L. Wilson th a t a study ^will be m ade into providing -additional year-around recrea- ition faoilities a t Belleayre ^Mountain ski c«»ter.

M argaretvOle—S ta te T rapper ‘Burton Tubbs has o ^ tu re d 18 •foxes during th e present sea- Ison.' M argaretvUle—^The American ■Legion band has elected John 3loucek as director.

: Sept. 27, 1962J Boxbury—Jakob P e te r O rt- jje r, 57, w as killed when a tree •fell on him as he was cutting wood on his H ardscrabble farm . ' M argaretvllle — The Public ;Service Commission has de- 4ayed a raise in ra tes request­e d by th e M ai^aretville Tele- j)hone Co.

FlelschmannB—^Two escapees <rom a county jail in Maine >vere captured in Ellenville «tfter spending four days here, ieaving a tra il of bad checks in d an abandoned stolen car in Fleischm anns and ArkvUle.• H alcott Center—Fire of un­known origin dam aged the My- .>on M orse ten an t house, but jvas discovered in tim e to pre­ven t destruction.

H alcott C enter—^Halcott suf- Je rs a w ater shortage. Several

springs a re d ry which have never gone dry before.

Kelly Corners— F̂. Lee Kea- to r of Kelly Corners has been reelected s ta te president of the Izaak W alton League.

Shandaken—^The delay in al- Qooation of federal funds a l­ready appropriated has se t back reconstruction of route 28 between Shandaken and Phoe­nicia.

Oct. 4, 1962 Arkville — M a s s Gabrielle

H am m erstien, an American singer who js a sister of Hel­m ut Rosenhain of Arkville, has been imprisoned by the E ast Germans for m ore th an six m onths since she crossed the border a t E ast Berlin to fill a singing engagem ent.

Fletschnianns—The Pine Hill- K ingston Bus company has re ­stored th e early morning bus trip ou t of Fledschmianns. H ie tr ip has s ta rted a t Shandaken since th e fall schedule w ent into effect, bu t there have been m any requests to restore i t to Fleischm anns.

Roxbury — The John B ur­roughs m em orial field day a t Woodchuck lodge a ttrac ted m ore tiian 80 visitors.

T w e n t y Y e a r s A g o

Sept. 19, 1952 Andes—The three-sto ry over-

shot-type barn on the property of (Mrs. C arrie Fentcm a t Perch Lake was destroyed by fire of

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unknown ortfin Tues(3ay mom- ir^c A i ^ fijem en^^ed the house &fid other b u il^ gs on the p r^ rty .

M argaretviUe — Injuries to C arl Finch and Ronnie H errick have put the dam per on hopes of Coach Paul Edgerton’s six- man football team a t Marga- retviile central school.

Arkville—A check for $400 was presented to the Delaware County Infantile Paralysis com­m ittee by the D elaware County Hotel and R estaurant associa­tion a t a dinner a t the A rk- Villa restauran t.

Downsville—^The town of Col­chester voting District, 3 a t Pe- pacton has bron abolished be- cause the population has been depleted by reservoir constioic- tion.

Delhi — A ttorney Robert S. Pine of Hancock has conceded th a t he lost th e prim ary elec­tion by 48 votes to D istrict A t­torney Gleason Speenburgh af­te r a recount was made of GOP votes.

Highmount — Timely discov­ery and help by neighbors Mr. and Mrs. H arold W est pre­vented destruction of Howard Van Loan’s cottage, which was discovered on fire.

DownsviUe — A $12,000 fire destroyed truck-servicing facil­ities used by contractors on the Downsville dam.

Sept. 26, 1952Roxbury — F ire Chief Elton

LaRue had scarcely returned from a Canadian vacation tr ip before he was routed from bed

to answer a cWnin̂ fire alann a t a More Settlem ent house.

Bovina C enter— Barfcii^ of the pet German shepherd dog awakened members of the Ted Goodell family a t 5 a jn . when fire d e s tro y ^ <the b am and milkbouse and (threatened the farmhouse.

Marg^aretviiie — F ire Chief Roy Saxouer has been elected president of the Delaware County Firem en’s association.

M argaretville — The MCS football team gained a 24-24 tie in its opening game w ith Roscoe.

Oct. 3,1952Ariiville — Ten feet of new

concrete on th e highway a t Sm ithville had to be ripped up and relaid alfter it was damaged when a ta r machine ejjploded and caught fire Sunday.

Sliavertown—T he bridge to be built across the Pepacton reservoir a t Shavertown will be th e largest ^ a n in Delaware county. .

Roxbury — The New York Telephone company is install­ing 20 additional lines and new dial equipm ent a t the Roxbury office. The num ber of sub­scribers has increased nearly 60 per cent dn the last six years.

Downsville — Construction of the Pepacton reservoir dam a t Downsville is about two-thirds completed.

Dowiifivllle—S tate police of the M argaretville statical closed a car-<theft case as an honest m istake. A W alton couple

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ieavdrig a DownswiHe resitaurant had entered a ca r the same m ake and model as the one they had been driving. They were gone several miles before they noticed their e rro r and went back to m ake th e exchange for their own car.

A rena^N otices were posted in Arena Wednesday asking for commissioners of appraisal to take over the area by Nov. 19.

F i f t y Y e a r s A g o

Sept. IS, 1922

Fleischm anns — The finest piece of fire apparatus in the Catskills has arrived in Fleisch­manns. The $10,000 Stutz truck was unloaded a t the D and H station in Oneonta S at­

urday afternoon and was driven to Fleischm anns afiter being ex­hibited a t the Oneonta munici­pal building.

H alcottville — The largest shipm ent of cauliflower in 10 seasons was 300 crates, which left here Monday.

Arkville—The U lster and Del­aw are has resumed its w inter schedule of 'two passenger ■trains daily each way and one on Sunday.

M argaretville — H e r m a n Aronson has a gray fox puppy, which he cares for on the lawn back of his home.

Sept. 22, 1922M argaretville — Methuselah,

the 1915 Ford on which Dominie W alker relies to get him to Pine Hill, came apart last Sun­

day afternoon and Mr. W ^ e r was unable to exceed five miles per hour between ArkvUJe and Fleischmanns. A wise mechanic in Fleischmanns located the tim er trouble and sent the min­iste r on the way to his flock, tiiree-quarters df an hour late. A few had rem ained for the service.

M argaretville — A Ford car driven by Bryan Purcell and one of the m ule team s belong­ing to Tulp’s creamery, driven

•by Edw ard C raft, colMded near Allie Keator-s residence Sun-; day m orning. The flivver had the windshield, headlightsand radiator broken and th e radius rod 'bent by the collision, and one of the m ules had a badly cu t leg. Both m en suf­fered cuts and bruises.

M argaretville — A b o u t 80 votes w ere cast in the tow n oh prim ary day. Cost of the pri* m ary election was estim ated a t 34.25 per vote.

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