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JAMESTOWN (N,Y.) POST-JOUHNAL—WedWloy Evening, May 25, 1955 TWENTY-ONE Northern Chautauqua County Memorial Day lans Made Manley Will Speak At Stockton Rites STOCKTON — Peace Justice ; Bruce Manley of Fredonia will de- liver the Memorial Day address §t Evergreen Cemetery Monday. The Donald C. Cobb Post, Amer- ican Legion, is in charge of ar- rangements. William Conaway. post „ooni- : anander, said the program includes 3& parade. It will start in front of rthe Federated Church at 2 P.M. .'Sand proceed to the small ceme- 3lery on Railroad Avenue where :*9he marchers will stop and salute, then move on to the large ceme- tery where the address will be --delivered. Roll call and placing of a wreath - on a grave in memory of military » men and women are also included 5 In the program. Cassadaga Memorial Post. Z American Legion, color guard and f Jonng squad will also participate. Z A local group of musicians will S furnish music for the parade under 2 Wie direction of Richard Chelton. v 2 The post members will take part : in the Memorial Day program at S 'Cassadaga in the forenoon. |%rocton Lions | fleet and Plan | Ladies Night r BROCTON'-The Lions Club held X t dinner meeting at the St. Stephen X 'Hotel, Monday evening. Reynold Z Tairbank presided at the business • meeting- 5 ~ Officers were elected as follows: Z President, Claude Delcamp; first vice, Joseph D. Drew; second vice, S T^ay Olson; third vke. Joseph Bar- Ireca; tecretary and treasurer. • .Harry Tableejr; tail •wieter, Bud jg-jjairbank; Lion Tamer, Joseph Z sRUa*©; directors two years. Frank - 35rainard. Clarence Edmunds and H rH*** 1 "* Weimer. ~ZZ Holdover directors are Harold ttaGoodrich, Ernest Harmon, J. C i Toat. r; The next meeting will be June 6 z with the ladies as guests and in- S stallarion of officers. z Service Closs Elects ^jQfficers at MayviKe Z"ZZ MAYVTLLE—The Service Class - ZM the Methodist Church met Fri- r -Bay evening in the parsonage with r *frs. Florence Brightman serving Z as hostess. There were 14 present. ~ Mrs. Edith Bemdtson led devo- tional* Mrs. Ellen Parker read Z a chapter of a book the group is £ reviewing, after which it was dis- Z cussed. Miss Louise Copeland. vice pres- z Ident. acted in the absence of the 2 president at the annual election - iif officers. The following were £ Darned for the coming year: Pres- Z Jdent. Mrs. Lottie Wilson; vice Z president. Mrs. Olga Stratton; sec-' 5 *etary. Mrs. Alice Stanford; treas- Z Jirer, Mrs. Florence Brightman. Mrs. Olga Stratton invited the • group to meet with her on June Z ft. S j -Portland Grange 1 Plans Initiation Z - BROCTON — Portland Grange postponed its meeting Saturday Z evening to allow the members to Z attend other Granges where state Z fffioers were speaking. It will "meet Saturday at which 2 ""rime County Deputy Willard Ayres • .of Busti will make his official visit. Vitiation of new members wiU be* Z "held at this rime and a tureen dir.- : *rter wtH follow the mee*ing. ion Auxiliary Hears Reports At B roc ton * Legion Auxiliary Beccn Hill Group Meets at Ames Home HARTFIELD — Beeoh Hill Friendly Neighbors Club met Fri- day with Mrs. Garfield Ames for a tureen dinner at noon. There BROCTON—The American Le-jwere seven members, one visitor gion Auxiliary met Thursday eve-', and two children present, ning with Mrs. Esther Travis pre-] Mrs. Ellen Parker presided in siding. Committee reports were.the absence of the president and given. (Mrs. Ames read scripture and a Mrs. Jessie Riforgiato announced' Poem. Mrs. Richard Hotchkiss in- thst the Chautauqua County Amer- vited the group to meet with her Iican Ugion Auxiliary would enter-!June 17, which will be a social tain patients at the Buffalo Veter-j meeting. Mrs. Ellen Parker will :ans Hospital on June 5. All mem-'be program chairman. The after- bers are urged to attend to help with this project. Mrs. Allen Benjamin reported; D « c f Pracistanfc $10 received so far for Cancer J! 0 " rre i T ,aCn " Cradle Fund. Joan Gorka gave a O f Auxiliary Meet paper on aPan-Amencan neighbor, u/ESTFIELD-Ten members of 1 * nama - I the Past Presidents Group of tfie It was voted to sell the veteran- American Legion Auxiliary met at made poppies trris year starting (the home of Mary Appei. Refresh- May 21 through May 30. Mrs.' ments were served and games Pearl_Lews is in charge of the played. Anne Smalenberger, Ster- noon was spent working on a quilt. sale. The Bluebird 4-H Club. Mrs Max Smith, leader, and Girl ! Scouts, Mrs. Charles Fleming, leader, have been selling. ling, 111., was a guest The June meeting will be at the home of Charlotte Guest June 16. Saturday the Boy Scouts win be I c • • • • c offering them for safe. Mrs. FJem-J r e l l O W S n i p TO JpOflSOr Chicken Barbecue ing s girl Scout troao also made poppy posters for the sale. The next County meeting wifl be 6:30 P.M. June 9 at the Stock- ton Central School. The County officers will be guests at the next meeting. Mrs. Allene Benjamin and Miss Don* thy McGrath wiH be in charge of entertainment and refreshment committee will be Dolores Wolnik, Esther Mclntyre and Esther Travis. Balcoms Corners Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crowell and family attended a party Satur- day evening at the home o* Mr. and Mrs. Denton Duff in Forest- ville celebrating trie birthdays of Mrs. Ernest Richardson and Jer- ry and Robert Duff. Covers were for 20. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kepple and granddaughter Ruth Ann of North Collins were guests of Mrs. Martha Newcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Newcornb Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crowell CHAUTAUQUA—The Youth Fel- lowship will sponsor a chicken barbecue supper Saturday be- tween 5 and 7 P.M. in Hurlbut Memorial Church. Ail proceeds will go towards the mission- ary program. Brocton Legionnaires To Attend Services BJIOCTON—On Memorial Sun- day, May 29. members of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary wOl attend in a body church services in *he Salem Lutheran Church at 10 A.M. Laona Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens, Cas- sadaga, have rented Mrs. Eva Schuman's apartment and Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson and family, For- estville, have moved into the Kent Ames home. Mrs. Bertha Dietzen and Mrs Hugh Metzler were guests Thurs- day of Mrs. Nellie Cobb, Farring- were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. t ton Hollow Clyde Hall in the Abbey Sunday.] Mrs. George C. Smith and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Reynolds of John-, Harry Aldrich have returned from son City returned missionary to spending the weekend at Keufca South America who spoke in the where they attended Parents day Free Methodist Church at South celebration at Keuka College where Dayton Monday evening was am Miss Donna Smith is a student. overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs Fred Gage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Austin of South Dayton spent Sunday eve- ning with Mrs. Ester Easterly and sort Allen. Mrs. daud Congdon attended the Tri-Hi-Y Mothers Tea at Forest- ville, and Miss Audrey Congdon attended the Future Homemakers of America meeting at Fores tviUe Tuesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Roy M. Gibbs and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Luczkowiak and family at- tended a wiener roast given by Mrs. Frank Lucas at Hamlet Satur- day evening. Monday evening Mrs. Allison Straight entertained the Yo-No-Se dub at her home. Saturday guests of Mrs. Anna Wasmund were Mrs. George Fish- er, son, Wayne; daughter, Audrey; State line; Miss Doris Blodgett and Wayne Blodpett. Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Woods, Freddie, Melissa and Melinda, Hamburg were at the Allan Reid home Sunday. Recent guests of Mrs. Mabel Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Francis and Juha, Bernice. and Hazel, Bemus Point, Mrs. Flossie Miller. Dunkirk and Mrs. Joseph- ine Little. MayviUe. z z i Would you like to hear an inter- esting explanation feu.'*!-! Griffith Jewelry JUST 3 DAYS TO GET Beautiful Towle Garvin* Set-a $55 value Towlc Carving Knife Towle Holding Fork Towle Slicer Then corns to this frss Iscture sntitlsd "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: A SCIENCE FOR EVERYDAY LIVING" by Arch Baily, C. S. •f Sacr«m«nto, Calif. Mfnbar of tfe* Board of Lacturaship of TKo Mothor Church, Tho First Crwrch of Christ, Sciolist in Boston, Moss. Thursday Evening MAY 24. 1955 at 8:15 o'deck Crystal Ballroom HOTEL JAMESTOWN 114 W. 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Robert • Tanner, Chautauqua jCounty Civil Defense director, was i present and spoke briefly on "bombing." » Portland Township Civil Defense Director Howard Lewis presented Major Kanistanaux her "wings" for having completed more than 20 hours as a ground observer corps airplane spotter. At the next meeting Mr. Tanner wall show a film on "Nurses Aid in the Defense Corp" in conjunc- tion with the corps first aid train- ing, which they have almost com- pleted. Several invitations have been re- ceived by the corps to enter var- ious parades this summer. John Fitzgerald Plans to Speak At Brocton BROCTON — John Fitzgerald, Fredonia lawyer, will be the speak- er at the annual Memorial Day program to be held in Portland Evergreen Cemetery at 10:30 A.M. May 30. Music will be furnished by the Brocton Central School Band under the direction of John Quar- taro. James Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, will recite the Gettysburg Address. Rev. Nel- son Miller will give the invocation and the Benediction. Mrs. Esther Travis, American Legion Auxiliary president, will place the Memorial wreath on the monument in honor ot the war dead in the town of Portland. The American Legion, which sponsors the program, and several Boy Scout troops will give out mer- it awards. Miss Ransom Engaged To Pvt. Robert Seeker BROCTON~Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ransom announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Marie, to Pvt. Robert Seeker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seeker of Fredonia. „ Falconer-Lakewood Frews burg Woman Aged 90 Honored ot Open House FREWSBURG—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thayer held open house Sunday celebrating the 90th birth- McNitt, who will be 90 in July day anniversary of Mr. Thayer's mother, Mrs. Minnie Thayer How. ard. On Monday afternoon they enter- tained about 35 invited guests in honor of Mrs. Howard. The honor guest was the oldest person pre- sent. Next in age was Mrs. Ida Drive Workers Listed at Gerry GERRY—Workers for the Cere- bral Palsy drive are announced by the chairman, Mrs. Ramund Johnson. They are Mrs. Ralph Johnson. Mrs. Carl Johnson. Miss Jean Bed- ient, Mrs. Kenneth Anderson and Mrs. Donald Murdock. S ervice COUNTS. . Westfield Auxiliary To Sell Poppies WESTFIELD—Members of John W. Rogers Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet at 7:30 P.M. Friday at the Y.M.C.A. to sell poppies in the business district. The business meeting will be held with Mrs. Grace Leone, 140 Academy Street, at 8:|0 P.M. The county officers will be present. A County Auxiliary dinner> meet- ing will be held at Ihe Stockton Grade School Building 6:30 P.M. 1 June 9- Donald C. Cobb Unit will be hostess group. i — ^ M I I urn Junior-Senior Prom Held at Brocton Central The annual Junior-Senior prom was held Friday evening in Broc- ton Central School auditorium. The king and queen were cho- sen with queen, Sandra Johnson and king, Kenny Blodgett. 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