1. education
2. school

£ f c * EIGHT
PERSONAL MENTION IN
OUR VILLAGE AND VICINITY
THURSDAY, MARC!! 5>
THE CANISTEO TIMFS, (WNISTEO, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y.
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SOCIETY
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Missionary Society
The Missionary society of the M e t h odist church met Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Clair W. Case in
Greenwood street. It w a s the a n n u a l
"thank offering" meeting and over
$35. was raised for foreign missions.
Mrs. Roger W. S t u a r t presided.
JASPER, CHAMPIONS OF THE
CLASS C LEAGUE, WILL
PLAY IN ALFRED THURSDAY
Mr. Baviaon is president of the
First National Bank of
Oriskany
Fals, over a million dollar institution. It is t h e largest b a n k in the
state in a place t h e size of Oriskany
Falls. H e is a member of one of the
pioneer families of Canisteo where
h e spent his life until a few years
ago w h e n he w a s called to his p r e s JASPER, N. Y., March 3 . - J a s p e r
e n t position. While a resident of CanCentral high, Steuben county c h a m isteo h e was a successful Ayrshire
pions after a 27-23 victory
over
breeder, a state official of t h e DairyJPrattsburg, north-county champs, a t
men's League, a G r a n d Masonic lodge
Bath Friday night, will meet a n d
officer a n d o n e of t h e best sheriffs STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE clash with Alfred high for t h e s u b Steuben county ever had. Mrs. DavA T ITHACA SEES BETTER P R I sectional title, on Thursday, March
ison w a s one of the most esteemed
CES FOR FARMERS AND THE 12, on the Alfred university court,
and respected women t h a t ever lived
the winner of which contest will
in Canisteo.
OUTLOOK FOR MILK I S GOOD. take part in the Rochester sectional
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play off a week later. A section of
—POULTRY IMPROVEMENT.
Contract Club
the stands will be reserved for t h e
Mrs. Glenn L. Whiting entertained
Jasper delegation, and it is expected
m e m b e r s of her bridge club Tuesday
With a prediction t h a t farm prices that at least 100 from this town will
afternoon.
make the trip to see the next battle
High score w a s made by Mrs. Chas. will rise during 1936, members of the of the maroon and gold.
A. Brunswick.
staff of t h e State College of AgriculFriday's was a hard-fought contest
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ture, Cornell university, advises far- throughout. In contrast with t h e
Wimodaughsians
Campbell contest of the week before,
The Wimodaughsian club of Canis- mers t h a t "now appears t o b e a good which gave Jasper the south county
teo met Monday evening at t h e home time to own good farms, good live- title, the game at the county seat
of Mrs. F r a n k O. Lathrop. Roll call stock a n d other property.
was between two teams which used
In its "annual agricultural out- the man-to-man defense, and a fast
was answered by facts concerning
Russia. Mrs. Charles P. Kennedy look," t h e college calls attention to competition resulted. Jasper opened
gave a review of Leon Tolstoi's "Anna the close tie between industry and the scoring and led for a time, b u t
K a r e n * * A dinner will be held at the agriculture because "industrial ac- Prattsburg rallied and tide the B e a Olde Reel Inn for the next meeting tivity has a n important bearing on comites at half-time. Counting t h e
the ability of consumers to buy agri- baskets made, both spectators a n d
n e x t Monday.
cultural and other producst."
score-board operator believed P r a t t s F u r t h e r recovery in dairy | a r m in- burg to be leading, 14-12, b u t the
Charmont Bridge Club
Mrs. Lee S. Robbins of Greenwood comes in 1936 is expected with "a final floor goal of the north county
street entertained members of the better adjustment of production costs five was called no basket, and the
:
C h a r m o n t club Tuesday evening. to prices."
count w a s knotted at a dozen each.
"The decline in t h e use of fluid
Mrs. Joe Aronson made high score.
Swan was the shining light of the
milk has evidently been stoj>ped,'^Jhe Jasper team, which went t o t o w n
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statement continues, "and some irK, with several successive baskets in
East Main Street Tens
The East Main street Tens of the creases in use may reasonably be e x - the t h i r d quarter. The Jasper c a p Presbyterian church met Wednes- ppected i n 1936 because of more
day afternoon in t h e Community employment and higher incomes for
house. Mrs. T. E. Tuttle, Mrs. John /consumers. Total milk production m
C. Young and Mrs. Joe Aronson were New York staet during 1936 is e x pected to show little change as comhostesses.
pared w i t h 1935.
."Recent improvement in poultry
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
incomes will probably be maintained
fairly well, this winter Most elements
OF STEUBEN COUNTY in
t h e poultry outlook are favorable
and
promise to continue for several
TO MEET MARCH 17 months.
A n increase in hatching is
B A T H V N . Y.,—Reuben B . Old- in prospect for 1936. Total egg profield, Steuben county clerk, announ- duction this winter is likely to surces t h a t school directors in the six pass that of a year ago."
HOLT, TROUPSBURG
supervisory districts will meet at
Average amounts of feed^ supplies HIRAM C.
11 a. m. March 17 for organization. are available for the b a r n feeding
FARMER, FOUND A T HOME
The places of meeting will be:
period this year, this statement asMONDAY AFTERNOON, DEAD
District 1—At-the g r a n d j u r y room, serts. Supplies of seed for farm crops
court house, Corning. District in- are listed as about normal. Despite a
FROM SELF INFLICTED WOUND.
cludes towns of Caton, Corning, Er- low potato crop in 1935 and despite
—DESPONDENT OVER HEALTH.
downward trend in acreage and a
win, Lindley, Tuscarora.
District 9—At t h e grand j u r y room, concentration of the crop on the
court house, Bath. District includes best adapted soils, "potato yields
towns of Bath, Bradford, Campbell, have increased and potatoes have. /Hiram C. Holt, a farmer in the
Hornby, Pulteney, Urbana, Wayne. been among the most profitable of / o w n s h i p of Troupsburg, died almost
Monday afternoon from
District 3—At First National Bank farm enterprises."
4 immediately
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building, Addison. District includes
As for cabbage, a considerable self inflicted gunshot wounds. His
towns of Addison, Cameron, Rath- variation is noted in the year-to-year brother, William Holt, who lives with
bone, Thurston, Woodhull.
acreage in New York state. "There him had gone to the barn to gather
District 4—At the centralized school has been no definite trend upward or some wood when he heard a shot. H e
in Jasper. District includes town of downward during the last 15 years. ran back to the house to find his
Greenwood, Jasper, Troupsburg and
"Other vegetables continued to ex- brother lying on the floor a n d the
West Union.
pand during 1935. The probable in- shotgun nearby. He died almost imDistrict 5—At grand j u r y room, crease in consumer
purchasing mediately. Dr. G. L. Whiting w a s callcourt house, Hornell. District includes power and the continued small sup- ed to investigate.
Mr. Holt has been in ill health and
towns of Canisteo, Dansville, F r e - ply of such staple foods as meats,
mont, Hartsville, Hornellsviiie, How- eggs and wheat favor the vegetable despondent for the past six months.
His wife'died in August. He had only
ard.
industry in 1936."
District 6—At Bank of Avoca in
Winter injury to apple trees is seen returned to his farm for the last week
Avoca. District includes towns of ; n the northeastern states. About after staying with his daughter, Mrs.
Avoca, Cohocton, Prattsburg, Way- 2,600,000 trees were damaged in the Walter Zeliff of Hornell.
land and Wheeler.
He is survived by his daughter and
cold winters of 1933-1934 and 19341935. "Although demand for United brother a n d 3 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held on
apples was better in the fall
CUNNINGHAM CREEK ofStates
1935 than in 1934, the larger crop Thursday afternoon from the RobertT h e thermometer w a s down to 6 resulted in lower prices. Many or- son F u n e r a l home in Hornell a t 1
this morning.—Mrs. Ettie Price has chards will be planted during the o'clock. Rev. Ward B. Flaxington
returned to her home in Wellsville, next few years to replace killed and will officiate and burial will be
after spending a few days with Mrs. injured trees and to replenish the made at Troupsburg.
Betsy Cummings.—Mrs. H. M. Bry- short supply of non-bearing trees."
an u n d e r w e n t a serious operation at
Attention is called to advancement
Kelly - Schoono ver
St. J a m e s hospital Saturday.—I. M.
Welles a n d Herbert.Riley of Canisteo in farm wages the last year as a r e TROUPSBURG —Miss Genevieve
were in this place on business Sat- sult of increased demand for fan
Kelley of Harrison Valley a n d Ivan
urday.—Mrs. Minnie Powers
of labor and a reduction in the number Earl Schoonover of Westfield w e r e
Troupsburg is visiting at the home of of workers available for hire.
married in Troupsburg, Saturday
Fertilizer prices are about in line evening, February 29, b y the Rev.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ray Cummings.—Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy B r u t s m a n called on with the average of farm prices b u t M. P . Wheeler, pastor of the Baptist
Mrs. H. M. Bryan in St. J a m e s hos- farm machinery prices are high in church. The couple was attended by
pital F r i d a y evening.—Walton Brooks comparison," the statement concludes. Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Collins of Westof Hornell spent S a t u r d a y at the
field. Mr. a n d ' Mrs. Schoonover e x Idealism consists in having a high, pect to m a k e their home i n Westfarm.—W. S. Brooks a n d R. B . Wil" liams w e r e in Canisteo Saturday.
er ambition than a full stomach.
field. -
Mrs. S a r a h T. Slawson is i m p r o v - to attend the funeral of Mrs. Susan
ing from h e r recent illness.
jjuigley.
C. A. Cobb of Elmira w a s a busiMrs. J. E. Crossman r e t u r n e d home
in'
caller in Canisteo on F r i d a y .
Saturday afternoon
after spending
N cholas Weynand a n d Mrs. Leon .he past 2 weeks in Salamanca at
L. Crandall were in Bath Monday.
Jhe home of her mother, who has
Dinner Bridge Club
J . W. West of B i n g h a m t o n w a s a oeen ill.
Miss Gladys Jamison entertained
business caller in t o w n T h u r s d a y .
Mrs. Harold G a r r e t t has been able
M r . a n d Mrs. J o e Aronson w e n t to .o r e t u r n to her h o m e in Maple members of h e r bridge club at d i n Elmira S u n d a y to visit h e r sisters.
itreet from the St. J a m e s hospital ner Thursday evening. High bridge
Mrs. M. J. B a k e r of Hornell call- .n Hornell where she underwent an scores were made by Mrs. Charles
Smith and Mrs. Herbert F . Adams.
operation.
ed in town on Monday afternoon.
4t
^ O a r e n c e Fredericks w a s ill with
Mr- and Mrs. George Walker- of
Sunday School Meeting
wan attack of appendicitis on Sunday. Letchworth P a r k w e r e in Canisteo
The Sunday school class, taught by
William F . Taylor of Orchard street Sunday to visit his grandparents, Mr.
is recovering from his recent illness.. and Mrs. George Walker in Green- Mrs. W. Gideon Woodruff, of t h e
Methodist church met with Miss CaFloyd G. Cross of Rochester w a s in wood street.
milla
Case in Greenwood street Fri-i
Canisteo over S a t u r d a y a n d Sunday.
Miss Esther Hepinstall a n d Miss
Miss Martha Derrick of Olean was Frances Hepinstall of Buffalo were day evening. A social evening w a s
in Canisteo Sunday visiting relatives. nome over the week end with their spent and refreshments w e r e served.
J a m e s Murphy of Hornell called mother, Mrs. Roxanna Hepinstall in
Shakespearean Club
on his brother, J o h n M u r p h y on Maple street.
The Shakespearean club m e t M o n Sunday.
,'
Miss Louise Jamison, daughter Of
H a r r y Walker of L e t c h w o r t h P a r k Mr. and Mrs. Ross H. Jamison, r e - day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w a s in t o w n Saturday t o visit Mr. turned to her home Wednesday from Stella Hallett in East Main street,
.he Bethesda hospital. She is recoup- Canisteo on Monday afternoon. M e m a n d Mrs. George Walker.
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Miss Florence Groff was home o'vei 3rating from an appendicitis opera- oers answered to roll call with a n x toms. Mrs. Eunice Goff read " R e t h e week end with her parents, Mr. tion.
Supt. Guyon J. Carter of Avoca ouilding Palestine according to t h e
a n d Mrs. Alonzo M. Groff.
Prophecy." Study of "The Taming of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold P . Stephens called Sunday upon his parents, Mr. the Shrew" w a s continued. T h e n e x t
and
Mrs.
Charles
Ca/te&
of
Maple
w e r e in Rochester Sunday to visit
street. Mrs. Carter is much improved meeting will be at t h e home of Mrs.
friends.
H. J. Gray.
S u p t , of Schools, H e n r y M. BrusVi after suffering from a hemorrhage
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t
h
e
nose.
of A r k p o r t w a s a visitor in Canisteo
Episcopal
Guild
Mrs.
Pauline
J.
Wilcox
went
to
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Leroy
C.
Lent
of Third street
P e t e r Metzger w e n t to Geneva Germantown, Pa., S a t u r d a y to spend
entertained
members
of the St.
the
week
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Sunday to visit his sister, Miss Helen
J o h n W. Phillips. B o t h ' M r s . Wilcox John's Episcopal Guild on WednesMetzger.
Mrs. Anna Reilly w h o w a s b u r n - and Mrs. Phillips will r e t u r n next day afternoon.
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ed last week in a n accident, is much Saturday.
Monday
Literary
Club
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
G.
E.
Scutt
and
Mr.
improved.
The Monday Literary club ' m e t
J a m e s E. Wilson of South Canisteo and Mrs. J. B. Scutt of Hornell were
is much improved and is able to sit S u n d a y callers at t h e B a t h hospital, March 2 at t h e home of Mrs. Walter
to see Fred Scutt of Cameron, whi> Wheaton in Maple street. Roll call
u p again.
h
Harold Seaman and Aline Boyden a d a serious operation in that place was answered by giving some i n t e r esting fact about native birds. A
of Hornell w e r e callers in this place some time ago.
paper
on "Radio City" w a s read by
Mrs.
Chares
Boiler
returned
to
on Monday.
from
Haskell Mrs. Carrie Comfort. A paper, " T h e
Andrew Potter of Troupsburg was Canisteo Saturday
a business caller in The TIMES of- Flats, 7 miles from Cuba where she xiiography of Audobon" read by
w a s helping Mr. a n d Mrs. A. L. Mrs. Herman Burd. The musical p r o fice on Friday.
gram was in charge of the commitMr. and Mrs. Horace B . Carpenter Boiler move their household goods tee composed of Mrs. W. Gideon
h a v e r e t u r n e d from a business t r i p to West Clarksville, N. Y.
Mrs. E. C. Jeffers and Mrs. J. C. vVopdruif, Mrs. Alva G. Strong a n d
to New York City.
Mrs. Hugh M. Pierce. The hostess
H a r r y C. Smith r e t u r n e d to Seneca Heyberger went to S a y r e Tuesday to conducted bible study. Refreshments
visit
Mrs.
H.
L.
Sorriers
who
is
recovFalls Tuesday after spending the
ering from an operatoin in the Rob- were served.
w e e k end in Canisteo.
ert
Packer hospital. Mrs. Somers is
m
Mrs. Huesten Burns of Hornell
making
good progress towards recovWalker Class
spent the week end with her sister,
ery.
The Walker class of the P r e s b y Mrs. Laura Streeter.
John Lawlor and Mrs. Mary Tay- terian church held a social meeting
Attorney Harry K. Morton of H o r nell was in Canisteo Monday e v e n - lor of Hornell were Sunday guests at the home of Misses Lena a n d Lora
of Mrs. Lavanche Buckley in West Norton in Maple street. A tureen
ing on legal business.
Ar'ing Cobb and son Theodore of Main street. In the afternoon they dinner was served at 6:30.
Of
Greenwood were Sunday guests cf called on Mrs. Delbert R. Taylor in
Rock Creek.
88 Years of Age
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cobb.
Mrs. Joseph C. L a t h a m who is
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Leavens
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Miller jr.,
were in Rochester on Thursday to spending a month at L a k e Worth jf Cameron celebrated Mr. LeavFla., was taken with a severe attack jn's birthday on Monday, March 2,
visit Dr. H. J. Stewart.
Supt., and Mrs. C. A. Bruen of of acute intestinal toxaemia Satur- j t the home of his niece, Mrs. Stacy
J a s p e r were visitors in The T I M E S day night and has been under the jackson in West Main street.
care of a physician.
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office Monday afternoon.
True Blue Class
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Boiler
of West
Edward Goodwin of Elmira has r e Miss Maxine Wambold entertained
Clarksville,
N.
Y.,
are
visiting
at
the
t u r n e d home after spending a week
home of their son, Charles Boiler and members of the True Blue class at a
with friends in this village.
.uieen supper at her home in Russell
William Sick and Henry Stewart of family this week. Mrs. Boiler is re- itreet Thursday evening. The e v e n covering from an attack of pneu
Kanona were callers on Mr. and Mrs. monia. They will r e t u r n to West ing was spent in games.
Ade'bcrt Stewart Thursday.
ft
Clarksville Sunday .when Mr. Bollej
Mrs. Hugh M. Slawson who is will take up his duties as head cheeseQueen Esther Society
sr; inding the winter near Dalton was mpker in the Condon cheese factorj
A tureen .supper w a s held at t h e
a week end visitor in Canisteo .
aome of Miss Camilla Case in Greenthere.
Warren Wilson has returned to
wood street Monday evening.
wrfrk after being confined to his
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CAR SKIDDED
nome for 2 weeks with influenza. .
Pauper Bridge Club
Melvin B. Ross of Potsdam, visited
ON ICY ROAD The Pauper bridge club met Monhis mother, Mrs. Bert Ross, who is ill
TROUPSBURG,
N. Y., Mar. 2.— day evening at the home of William
w i t h pleurisy, over the week end.
Mrs.
Henry
Crane
sr., who suffered Le Valley on the Canisteo-Hornell
Miss Martha Cornish of Geneseo
severe
heart
attacks
due to an auto .oad. High score was made by Henry
normal school visited h e r mother,
accident,
is
slowly
improving.
Mrs. Jalligan of Hornell and Dr. H. O.
Mrs. O. D. Cornish Saturday evening.
Crane was returning with her son Stewart had low.
Miss Antionette Crain of Rochester Eleazer and grandson Henry Crane
Thursday Dinner Club
spent the week end with her mother jr. from Canisteo last Friday, when
Dr. and Mrs. Harold O. Stewart e n •> Mrs. Louise Crain ever the week end. Mr. Crane's car skidded on the icy
Mr', and Mrs. Roy Rogers returned road near the George G u n n farm and tertained members of t h e Thursday
tbe first of the week from New York overturned. The car t u r n e d on its top evening dinner and bridge club.
y C i t y where they were on a business and thus imprisoned the occupants. High scores of the evening w e r e
^trip.
Henry Crane jr. crawled out of the made by Mrs. William LeValley a n d
Miss Frances Roe of Rochester car window and w e n t to the George dobert B. Miller j r .
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spent the week end with Mr. and Gunn farm for help .The occupants
Mills Class
Mrs. Charles Smith in Greenwood other than Mrs. Crane, suffered no
street.
The Mills, class of the Methodist
serious trouble. The car was righted
jhurch met at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Miss Marjorie Burd, a student in and djppve home on its own power.
dallock Tuesday evening for a t u r Ithaca college, spent the week <?nd
Potter-Lewis
with her parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo.
iss Ellen Potter, daughter of Mr. jen supper and a social evening,
J. Burd.
-ewis Potter of this place and Paul
M. E. School Board Meeting
Harold Stephens, Ernest Hallett Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
The regular meeting of t h e Methoand Miss Irene Wright were in Bath Lewis of Jasper w e r e married reThursday evening to visit Miss Ila cently.
Jist Sunday school board of CanisStephens.
eo met in the parlors Tuesday evenPersonals
Mrs. M. A. Taggart of J a s p e r is
Robert Sanford of Troupsburg is ng. A tureen supper preceded the
spending some time at the home of assisting Howard DcMun and Lewi* meeting.
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her niece, Mrs. O. D. Cornish in J a c k - Fisk in cutting wood.—Mr. and Mrs.
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son street.
George Gunn called in Greenwood
Bridge Club Meeting
Miss Ila Stephens has completed on Thursday.—Mrs. Wm. HarringMr. and Mrs. F r a n k Page enterher work with the TERA office in ton accompanied by h e r two sons, tained members of their bridge club
Bath and has returned to her home Craig and Roy Harrington, spent j t dinner Friday evening. High scores
in Canisteo.
Saturday in Hornell.—Mr. and .Mrs. ,vere made by Mrs. William C. Smith
Mrs. Bert Ross of Union street is Wellington Bouck and Mr. and Mrs. and F r a n k Page.
confined to her home with an attack Howard DcMunn attended the J a s J$
of pleurisy. Dr. O. K. Stewart is per-Prattsburg basket ball game at
Bridge Club Met
Bath Friday evening.—Mr. and Mrs.
caring for her.
Mrs. Azel L. Kline entertained
Mrs. James Dawson of Perry has Fred Harrington of Squab Hollow members of her bridge club Tuesday
returned to her home after spending spent Sunday with his brother, Wm. afternoon in her home in Fourth
the past week with her sister, Mrs. Harrington and family.—Mrs. Ross street.
Metz a n d her niece, Miss Vera Jean
William J. Upson.
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Harold Stephens and Ernest Hallett G a r d n e r spent Saturday in Hornell
Junior
Shakespearean
Club
w e n t to Buffalo Monday. They will with Mrs. Gerald Gardner. Vera Jean
The
Junior
Shakespearean
club
also visit Stephen Linderman in remained with her parents, after an met Monday evening with Mrs Lee
axtended
visit
with
h
e
r
aunt
here.—
North Tonawanda.
S. Robbins in Greenwood street. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. A r t h u r Gaiser and Mr. a n d Mrs. Wellington Bouck Blanche Smith reviewed the book,
called
on
Miss
Rita
Dempsey
at
daughter of Medina, N. Y., spent the
'Vein of Iron" by Eileen Glasgow.
week end with her parents, Mr. and Young Hickory Sunday. Miss Demp4
sey
returned
home
with
them
for
a
Mrs. S. L. Woodburn.
History Club
visit.—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dorr
Harrington
Prin. and Mrs. R. E. Brutsman and
The History club met Monday afMiss Alice Brutsman of Olean were were guests Sunday evening at the cernoon at the home of Mrs. J o h n W.
i n Canisteo Sunday visiting Mr. and home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jlarkson in Third street. Mrs. Roger
vVm. Harrington.—Harvey and WalMrs. C. Lee Brutsman.
ter
McMindes were business callers W. Stuart read a paper on "Recent
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Lewis of
in
Jasper
Saturday.—E. D. Coates of Pioneers of Alaska." Mrs. William M.
Canandaigua spent Sunday with her
Stuart led bible stud?. Mrs. Harry
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J, Jalcdonia called on George Gunn r e A. Fish gave an account of the farm
cently.—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wellington
Upson in Fourth street.
week * at Cornell university last
riouck
and
their
guest,
Miss
Rita
H e r m a n Dennis and H e n r y G. A u s week. She was a representative of
Dempsey
were
callers
Sunday
eventin went to Geneva Sunday to atthe home bureau. Miss J e a n Clarkson
ing
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Bouck
at
tend a meeting of the managers of
rendered
a piano solo. Refreshments
Jasper.—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Det h e Market Basket store*.
Munn, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisk and were served.
Miss Florence G a r m a n of Niagara Robert Sanford were business callers
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Falls spent Saturday and Sunday •n Hornell Saturday.
Davisons Give Dinner
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
LAKE WORTH, FLA., Feb. 29.—
I. G a r m a n in East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Davison of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keough of S^Attended
Amaranth Meeting
Oriskany Falls, N. Y., gave a d e v\ < isville w e r e visiting h e r p a r e n t s ^ f y T h o s e from Canisteo who attended lightful course dinner at the spacious
nd Mrs. William Whiteomb in vne meeting of the A m a r a n t h in Hor- Gulf Stream Hotel here last evening
Mr
nell for the district deputy, Miss in honor of their Steuben county
street over t h e w e e k end.
Hiss Wilma Beers of Rochester Clara Price of Canisteo, were: Mrs. friends now in the L a k e Worth a n d
wm called home over t h e week end Howard Wentworth, Mrs. Joe Aron- Palm Beach colony.
on account of the death of her g r a n d - son, Miss Bertha Meeks, Mrs. Amelia
Those honored were: Supreme
mother, Mrs. Susan Quigley i n A d d i - Smith, Mrs. L. D. Burdick, M n . F . Court Justice William W. Clark a n d
V. Schnurle, Mr. a n d Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Clark of Way land; Supreme
son.
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Df end Mrs. Glee W. Cheesman Norton, Mr. and Mrs . L y n n Maxfield, Court Justice Edwin C. Smith and
and d 1;
Doris and Jacqueline Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Newell Mrs. Smith of Addison; Mr. a n d Mrs.
from a month's Ireland and Mrs. P. E. Stephens.
returned S i n d .
John Dixon arid Mrs. Dixon's m o t h id o t h e r Florida
t r i p to M
Ninety-seven per cent, of all auto- er, Mrs. Dexter of Hamilton, N. Y.,
points
mobile owners never talk
about Mr. and Mrs. E d w a r d H. Nelson of
. Mr. and Mi
hi 1.est J C a r t e r of 'esting the air in the spare tire u n - Hornell; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer A l Nundn spent the u r i ' k ( I i I
Canb-~, fil they have a blow out nine miles lison of Lake Worth; Mr. a n d Mrs.
teo. They went
Joseph C. Latham sr., ot Canisteo.
Add iso S u n d a y worn nowhere.
PRICES FOR
FARM PRODUCE
TO INCREASE
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A SUICIDE AT
FARM HOME
tain's height and .ability to take the
ball from t h e back-boards was a
basic factor in the team's victory
The passwork and defensive inter
eeptions of Murphy, with the clever
floor w o r k of Willover, who equaled
the center in 12 points for the even.
ing's high totals, w e r e the center of
the team's offensive.
With t h r e e personal fouls 0n
Waight, Beacom substituted McMindes in t h e back court near the
close of t h e game, but Waight return.
ed and finished out the contest i n
fine style. Lewis, as usual; was a
keystone of t h e passing game, although h e failed t o score. For the
visitors, Mays was high man with 8
points. McConnell played a foot, aggressive floor game. More than bO
Jasper fans, it is estimated, made the
trip to B a t h to back the team. The
fleet of cars included two school
buses, one loaded w i t h students. The
team w e n t to Bath in the afternoon
in p r i v a t e automobiles. •
Summary:
Jasper Central
FG FP TP
Lewis, If
0
u
o
Willover, rf .
...... , 6
0- ' 12
Swan, c (capt.)
4
4 12
Waight, lg
1
2
4
McMindes, lg
0
0
0
Murphy, r g
0 . 1
1
Totals
10
Prattsburg - C ^
FG
Moon, r g
2
Mattice, lg
1
Babcock, lg
0
McConnell, c (capt.) . . 1
Mays, rf
3
Wood, If
1
Flaherty, If
?
1
'7
FP
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
Totals
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Half t i m e score: Jasper 12, Prattsb u r g 12. Referee: Morrow. Time: 8
minute q u a r t e r s .
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