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THE EAGLE-BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JUKE 5; 1942
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Fayetttville Personals
Walter Sm th has returned from
a two-weeks' trip to Georgia' and
ikrs. Fre4 Quance spent a few
Florida
visited his family.
orlda whenf'he
when
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recently
with relative^ in
Richard Prl ce. who has been liv1
Philadelphia
Pa.
ing at the tome of his aunt and
rs. Paul Durgey. spent the
uncle, Mr. a i d Mrs. Stanley Hoag.
week-end w th her sister, Mrs, Edwas injured near Albany last Friward Brook er and other relatives
day night when the. tractor trailer
Mrsl C C Griffin
[ayor Keatler Appoints in |New Yoi|k City.
he was operating was forced off Bride Given in Marriage
F«y«tt«vllU 2
the road anl turned over. He is
By Brother, Corpjoral in Manliu*, Minoa, DeWitt
FAY SOC C^L
recovering f -om minor injuries at
Victory Committee Aides
U. S. Army
June—
the home o' his grandmother in'
SWEEl\Sir^
5-rBand Concert (high school and i Liverpool.
The
June
drive
for
C
S.
Victory
FAYETTHVILLE — Ai a cere8—Troop 56 Girl Scout banquot
Mr. and Mrs. Raeburn Meyers,
Savings Bonds and Stamps began
and children of Troy, N. Y.. spent nK > n y performed Saturday after- Thursday. Mayor i C. M* K e l l e r
(6:30 4tfinlcipal Bldg.)
the week-ent with her parents, Mr.! noon. May 30, at Henricks Chapel [of Fayettevllle has been chosen t o
S—Natritioi Class (Municipal
and Mrs.- 'Albert Goodmore.
|* n Syracuse, Miss Beatri :e Marie j formulate committees in Manllust
Bldg.) J
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I.O.O.I'. meeting
Fayettevllle, Minoa and DeWftt.
- • 9—O.SLS. mi eeting
Mrs. Paul Day is went to N"ew ^ Bender, daughter of Mr. ind Mrs.Those appointed will amplify their
'9—L. C. B. A. meeting (home of Orleans, La, last week to attend ; Maurice Bender of Oakvood ave- number; for the success of the.camMrs. Pelcb)
the funeral of her father, William n u e . t n I s village, became :he bride paign in each locality.
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10—Home Bureau luncheon
Morris, who wa« killed at San A n - ! o f Howard Espenmlller of Fulton,
Committee* Named
• (Wheeler's Restaurant;
tcjnlo. Texas when struck by a mo- ,**. *Y- B O n Pf M r - a hd Mrs. C. B.
atlr 0 n t n e Fajretteville committee
10— Firemen}* County Auxiliary
tor vehicle May 25.
j Espenmillerj of Newark. N Y. Dean ale Mrs. Katherine Chrlstman and
PURE CIDER
•meeting (Urerpool)
Mr. and, Mrs. Lisle Clark, and William H.i Powers officiated
H. H. Cronln. .
11—JClrcIe'CJ picnic (home of Mrs.
t h e rI
(Appointed in Manilas are E. D.
cliildren. Barbara and Billy, Mr.
te«
Ooodmoi e)
Th
a*d Mrs. G.-orge Ebeling and chil-1
* bride, given in mahiage by Stnith. R. H. Jackman and Dr. C. E.
11—Catholic Guild Banquet?
her
dren.
Joyce
Ethel and
brother. Corp.
Georgia Bender^)
no wran*..™.
» - . ' . Henrietta,
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fashlonefa
with a Curtis, mayor .
12—-dXAJfc. picnic (home of 3/1 rn. pent the week-end at the Clark oo ff Fwohr ltt e toffeta
JV
and Mr. anM.Mrs. Henry Lagault train and
Belvoir,
Va..tip
wor»
a gown
a finger
le igth
yell . In Minoa A. S. Maynard and J.
% Dawleyy
Camp at wWigate, N. Y
b t - Leonard are designated.
5>he carried a bride's bou iuet
12—Junior. Prom (High School)
David Ell IK and Mr. arfd Mrs
Tn DeWitt M. G. Wilson add E,
Miss Virginia Garlock of SyraCharles Mo-rltt and children of
cuse-w&s the maid of hone r an&'she B. Price have been asked to serve.
D. A. R. PldW
Batavia, sp« nt Memorial Day and
Collin Armstrong of FavettevUle
In Tour Container
The Fayettevllle Chapter. D. A. Sunday wit» the former's wife. wore blue voil with a matching is chairman of the rural section* of
C
R., will hold a Flag Day picnic Mrs. Ellis, qnd her son. Eates Mer headband, shoulder lengtl veil and the Onondaga county
Defease
corsage. The four bridesmaids.
Friday. June . 12, at the home of rikt
Miss Aria Chapman and Miss Eli- Savings committee. Douglas DramROB ROY
Mrs. Frank Dawley of Salt Springs
Robert BlL-d of East'Aurora. N. zabeth Hale of Manllus and Miss mond is head of the entire county
Road. Election of delegates to-the Y , has accepted a position with the
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Elizabeth Rowndy and-Miss Janet drive.
State Conference • will take place Crouse-"Hlndf* Company In SyraCanvassers will aid the work by
the
.ummcr
Yorkey
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at this meeting. .
ise *and w IU i.prad
a
house
to house survey of stamps
pr<,
cutfliirldrk's.
IHce that of Miss Garlcjck's. Miss
Miss
the home* of his aunt and uncle.
Chapman and Miss "Rowpdy wore and, bonds already subscribed, as
Officers Elected
Dr. and Mrs. Georgf J. Bryan.
well) as for new pledges. The cam
Mrs. Charges B. Holcombe was iMr. and Mrs. P. B. Jarvls were yellow, and Miss Yorkey land Miss
paigir is nation-wide.
elected president of the Philomath lni Kent, Ohio, over the week-end Hale, pink. They also wo re matchLiberty Day June 16
length
at their annual meeting held last Where they attended the wedding Ing headbandg^. shoulde
The district meeting of the above
week. Mrs. U_. A. Darls is first vice- on* Saturday of Miss;Henrietta Le- veMls and corsages. Mrs. Bender,
committees was held In the Munipresident, and Mrs. Robert V. Nay- brlck. a form'"* resident of this vil- the bride's mother, wprej a peach
lace dress with blue accessories cipal Bldg. at Fayettevllle Thurslor was elected second vice-presi- lage.
day evening to plan for enlarging
and corsage of gardenias
dent Mrs. & C. Salnte 4s the new
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Alesch were
Harry Felger was Mr. lEspenmil the committees in . each village.
secretary. Mrs. Lamprecht treas- in Springfield. Mass.. over the
ler's best man and theusners were Plans are bolng made for "Liberty
urer,fcria".Mrs. John "Nichols cusweek-end where they were guests Kenneth Smith. John Faf rell. Bob Day" June 16 throughout Onondatodian] The reading committee inof relatives.,
ga County, Vben a house to house
Chllds and Billy Scutt.
clude Mrs. William Vollmer, chair-'
Corp. Gertrge Bender of Ft.. Bel-, A reception followed at the home canvass will be made by workers
man. Mrs. Stanley Hunt and Mrs.
voir, Va., w!io has b^en spending a of the bride's parents for about 100 for the sale of Victory Stamp? and
Roger Strickland. Ttye meetings are
short furlough with his parents, guests, after whlc hthe o i i p l e left Bonds.
adjourned u^til October. . *
Mr. and. Mrs. Maurice Bender left on a honeymoon to Lalje Placid
Sunday morning to visit his roils In On their return they w 1 live In
Coterie Officers
Corp. Charl ?s Bender at Fort Dix, Fulton, where the bridegrjwm Is asAt the annual meeting of the N. J. on h H return trip.
Coterie held! last week, the followMr. i and Mrs. George Day of soclated with the Dilts Machine
ing slate of officers were elected Chapel street are the parents of a Co• .
Among those who e lteHained
T.>t the ensuing year: TVJrs. "Fv W. daughter, born June 1. in the
for the bride were Mrs. G?orge Mil
FAYETTEV1LLB—Irving Dr ForLesser, president; Miss* Gwendo- Crbuse-rrvlng hospital.
lor and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, linen ty of East Genesee street, has been
lyn Lewis, vice-president .Mrs. CarMrs. F. J Hallam of Malone. N.
shower; Mrs. George Fjrtffgr per- appointed assistant. to the presiroll D. Knapp, recording secretary;
was an overnight guest at the
, Mrs. C J. Kerslake, .torrosponding home of M \ and Mrs Earl Potch nonal shower: Mrs. Leo Montgom- dent of the Railroad Federal Savery, miscellaneous shower; Mrs ings and Loan Association^ New
secretary and Mrs. A. C. Wilson, Inst Thur&day.
Fred Reals, pantry shewer, and York City, by action of the board of
treasurer. Miss Dorothy Adoook
Edward n ' V'hompson is serving on
and Mrs. Leon.Griggs are directors Jury duty for a two weeks period. Fred Reals, pantry shejwer; and directors, lit was announced recentand Miss Gwendolyn Lewis consultly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snydet Mrs. Charles JTolcombe
ill
enterant director, j
Miss Virginia Gnrldck
Mr. Perry was for a number of
were In 'A bany. N. Y., over the
r
return
years field; representative of the
week-end and attended the com- tain for the bride on 1
Circle-C Picnic ' \
Federal Home Loan Bank of New
mencement exercises on Monday from honoymoon.
Circle (J ooT tho United Church
/ York, prior to becoming associated
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•vhen their daughter. Miss Crr^H^r- I ,
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Espenmiller-Bender | U.S. Stamp and Bond
Drive Is Lanncued
For Victory Quota
LYETTEVILLE
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James Jennings was In Buffalo1; Mrs. Niel Sterling of Oswego. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Pahiier Gregg
last Friday and Saturday and at- Y.. snent Sunday with her brother and Mr. and M^. George
tended the funeral of his uncle, and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs* Gregg of Herkimc spent the
George Scbllech.
week-end with t$4lr father.
Thomas Jennings.
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Miss
Miriam
Trinder
of
RochesMrs. Paul Brossus is a patient
Palmer Gregg shGeorge
ter.
N.
Y.,
will
spend
the
week-end
in Qrouse-Irving hospital.
Gregg has been iijdjuctcd into
Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Keese return- with her mother, Mrs. Martha service and left |. yVedne8day
ed Tuesday from a three-day vaca- Trindei on the Fayetteville-Man-,
for Fort Niagara.
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I tion at Higby's camp at Big Moose. llus Ro.ad.
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chair calling at their meeting^ on
Mrs. George Brown will be hos- Wednesday at tho Municipal Buildtess to theJLv C. B. A; Branch 612 ing. Mrs. Benjamin Proper was
at tho homie of Mrs. T ! E. Petch on leader, assisted by Mrs. DeWitt
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FAYETTEVILLE —At the 8:30 secretary-treasurer of the First;
Mass on Sunday at tho Church of Federal Savings and Loan Assocla-!
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tho Immaculate Concej tion 15 boys tion, also of Syracuse.
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309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York 13069
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