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ELMIRA, MY.
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ANNIVERSARY
iter irfnceri, of'the
Corning
Deaths
"wert diacuwad for BithDay in Rochaattr. A
-%*sw>^
irflOakt^^dcl«i
tha Immaculate ConMr*. L«e Mali»I was appointed
•f tht Foreign Relief
Csatmlttet and will ba In charge
at the Thanfaigivlng Clothing
~i)mt announcement wai also
•.tnada about tha dloctaan Council
•pi Catholic Woman's Convention
% Racheater, October I t
5 rhacrara Students
' y ° Buffalo Demai college in
^
I 1911 and began practice in Genev
P m m f Y f P f l Til R O T f !
'a that year. In 1916, Dr. Bren_E3ye. N i a g a r a University B t u - _ . , d n g l h e Geneva D e n t a l Society
d e n t s f r o m the D i o c e s e of Rorh a n d w a a e ] P c t c c i n r s t president,
e s t e r a r e a were promoted in the
| n organized dentistry
Active
Reserve O l t l c e r s Training Corps h o w n ) j p r e s l f | r n t o f , h e Seventh
( C a d e t ) , . w i t h t h e concurrence of District Dental S o c i e t y of N e w
the Very Rev. V i n c e n t T. S w o r d s . Y 0 r k s t a l e ( n 1937,
HJB w a s b o m ln t h i s city Oct.' C M . , university president and L t . ; p r e s e n t „ t the dinner w e r e den21, 1911, attended t h e local par- CoL Morrcll R. S e x t o n , professor t i s t s , r o m R 0 l . h p s , e r .
Auburn,
o c h i a l s c h o o l s a n d w a s gradtiated of military science a n d tactics.
iSeneca Falls and Geneva,
f r o m N o r t h i l d a H i g h School l n \ P r o m o t e d w e r e : Robert BcrgerTi
1928,
10 Woodlawn Ave., Fatrport, first
H « h a d bee employed b y t h e ! l i e u t e n a n t ; J o s e p h J. P i e c u c h , Corning Glass Works f o r 29 j 1210 Hoffman S t , Elmira, second '
yeaxi.
i l i e u t e n a n t ; Edward J . Brady, 2 3 4
H e w a s a communicant o f St. Maple A v e . , Victor, second lieu-
HOW TO MAKE
4 i HaaarvatMrna aan be nude by
.tantaeU&c Mrs, John Churey. Patrick's Church and a member, tenant; Torrance M. Carandall.
Uss. Ralph DeLong will be In of the Glass Works Production 32 Newton Road. Rochester, first
eharg* of It rummage ule to Club and Corning Lodge of Elks, lieutenant; Walter G. Gaesser.
W held Oct 25 and 26, for the
559 West field St.. Rochester, first
lMtwfit 9t ha Deanery.
Cornlnjr — George H. McCabe. lieutenant.
| b » . SMehard 5W)er arranged 85. of 186 W. Third St, died Wed
a 'ahrina In 4onor of Cmr Lady nesday, Oct. 2, at his home. Following prayers at the A. W. Biol
• £ the Rotary, -.
by and Son Funeral Home Mon
,- v r i r, ! v »
day morning of this week, Requl
cm Mass was offered in St. D e v o t i o n s nf the Forty Hours
Mary's Church with burial taking will be conducted i n the followplace in the family plot in St ing ctuirc-hes o f the Dio«-eso of
Rochester:
Mary's Cemetery,
Itkaca.—Flans have been com- Mr. McCabe. a native a n d lire Sunday, Oct. IS — St. Anthony,
pleted for 4 Tureen Supper by long resident of Corning, was St. Auicustlne, S t Margaret
">lary, Rochester; Si. H y a c i n t h ,
: the Ithaca Rosary and Altar Soci- b o m April 19. 1872.
A u b u r n ; S t J o h n , Elmira; N a ^^Thr-fsmtmittee citalrmaned He, w a s employed at the Cortivity BVM, Brookport; H o l y '
Wttliam J. Klernan, met n i n g Brick and Terra Colin
the evening of Oct S at tht home W o f k s here In Corning until Its: tihost, Coldwater; St. F r a n c i s
Solanirs, I n t e r ' ':en; S t . Rose.
of Mrs. Charlotte DeWitt. Presl- closing. H e w a s a m e m b e r of Si
Mary's parish and Its Holy N a m e ' t,lma; St, T h o m a s . Red ( r e e k ;
ideht of the Society.
table service.
P'hoenix, Ariz.
S t Mary, RushvtUe.
Pink, Yellow, Red.
style wit-h patent belt.
or Apricot with
Slim line,
ti|SSearl(\itluM
jk-NovemU'r
Blue or Grey.
• O r i o n a n d Rayon Check!
tllilil
Galhe-ed
Blue, Brown,
Sizes: 22 to 30
Reg. $3.98 &
-SHEEHANS 69TH.
$5.98
antJBisiu>|i K<-.UI
USE ( AHUIN
th.r*ll\er jui.ilee
m$nz
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ANNIVERSARY SALE
fiuverai MMU'I'S
HiqkeyHiS sen.,.,I \ ,.
when hf nni in
campaign im n
FUber foiuve 1
personal conn ih
WINTER FASHION
LEADER!
styles, every
CAR
COATS
one with matchi n g hat! Every
1
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Handiomely
at » mePtiriR o|
Qj t h e Ka>itmari
Xhe (iiiUiwii.*;
ROfcheMci to run
BWtlOP I'a^ey I
Hionles at Sarrr
tailored,
water repellent poplin
one fully
CARDINAL !
Bllhbp Kean.es
lOXijt s l a m l m s
cor coot . . . warmly
lined.
lined . . , button or
lip front closings. Knit
Koarney who si
collart or Swiss
-t1*t=ClerBy snA
York province v
rlttlmerl from F
rfgeivinc the K
braid
trims.
m*
SIZES
8 to
Give
Chance
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-SHEEHANS 69TH. ANNIVERSARY SALE-
If P e r f e c t
. Textbooks I
Schools ihouli
younR people '
fctelligence
si
'too
roncerner
Jfarners, he s;
COLORS
SIZES:
Slack
10-18
Red Wh.lc
Blue,
Pink T a n . N j » y or C h j r c o j l
SPORTSWEAR .
$ 1 .99
. . STREET FlOOR
-SHEEHANS 69TH. ANNIVERSARY SALE-
• Msgr. F.UM
jjL7th annual
• f t h e Buffalo
COMPLETELY CARE-FREE
"It \n t h e
". iff modern A
,'.fhat w e !i
lirlght mind*
(PluiTax)
ORIGINALLY
Fiberglas Panel
$2.98 (Plus Tax)
CURTAINS
Smart, fashion f a v o r i t c
shapes
calors.
in a l l
the
newest
•e»«." he do
'The
monM
Jg g e n e r a l l y
• ^ttfcer than
W h o rtisconti
-•iiKMtion hp
6 3 " — 7 2 " — 8 1 " — 9 0 " Long
Outstanding styling
in plastic c a l f , failles
8 4 " Wide Per Pr.
and
others. Choose your fashion
.fchool
wise — price wise handbag
. 3Bs$ also su
• iM^ne slant
nowl
fmo-gtrre+ Expert-
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HANDBAGS . . . STREET f l O O R
ly
*?*.
RELIGIOUS
GIFTS
FOR
CONFIRMATION
width
curtains
SPORT
SHIRTS
S1.88
MEMLS - BRACELETS
CRUefflXES
, r, Red
1
^ Vict(
hang
III U
In
minutes.
and
Sun
shrink
f f
re-
i%* $ *
• I
. Ban Mar
y e a r s of (
,«*ded
In
* 'world's sr
$".
Compli-
The K<
gaepped d
* t crisis.
ment evety w i n -
l^fftrTr
d o w Ot this l o w ,
ly washable . . . san. . . colorfastl
C A R D S PERSONALIZED
cotton
ong
,
Just
r^ffrf'
H
lov/ price!
Long
wearing,
heavyweight
flannel,
styled
sleeves.
Terrific
with
selec-
rren_o"f""phwds":- ' : $rres $--rvM..
While or Black 11.00 Each
MENSWEAR
^ijlnce our
" f t * Icminint
a n d at hon
l « t e r educ.-i
tdweator sai
forized for perfect fit
\GR£E7iNG CAimSi&rWiWr^CCMION
f
price!
— - — T h e erl
ateds
fn
- — "ttom & 1
• l o s e the
He school
'
pother \
Reg. Value
Sjg; Gran
$4.79
T h e d(
tote on
Socialist
jMs part
position
- laving: t
CURTAINS
STREET FLOOR
LOWER LEVEL
t*
BRAND NEW
GE ELECTRIC DRYER
Retail
Value $149.50
educa
years of the
aut'to put F
Guaranteed complete-
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•
this
wash a n d
Compare With
Shirts Selling
At $2.98
STATUES - PLACQUES
CmfflMAS
low
at
sistant.
ROSARIES - MISSALS
£•
fiberglas
WEN'S COTTON FLANNEL
PICTURES - RINGS
—
-
tailored, full
-SHEEHANS 69TH. ANNIVERSARY SALE-
Sec Our Cotnpfefe Line of
'f_i •:.,•
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3
Would
Sell at $12.95-$ I 7.95
HANDBAGS
BUMBIO
| t r e s s should t
r »t\jdents"rhools, Msgr. I
iuperintpnrlpnt
Cleveland dioei
COATS . . . SECOND FLOOR
FOR FALL
Bit H010 MKTI. K HOOF. <0X StVSHT WHISKIES.
60xGMlHHBJmiSHUTS.MtlKSlllSl CI..N.I.
XII.
jp,
Si
with a
world of
difference
in Flavor!
lumi
h e t e ' l o r the 11 -
or tailored
a-*fc - .
itic
Sgiillman will -\>v
SPORTSWEAR . . . STREET FLOOR
French, straight,
*
1
'••''u-.'-:
cotton poplins,
or corduroys.
'
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% ' f l o w i n g the s
fpK t h e c l c i n
honor
•
Ul
_,.-T s t ' i i n i i i i a i
SO.99
repellent tweeds,
*<«#?W:7k
M
lhe
arcp'j. aisu .ue c \
grey.
coats in water-
ff*fc ^*
d
'•p|H^enting
• 8 $ l ^ e , SIK, ' r
Rain or shine
Tureen Supper Set
By Ithaca Society
Society.
*- Tjve Tureen Supper Is to be Surviving a r e five nieces. Miss
' tkeld Monday, Oct t * at 6:00 p.m. Hfm McCabe. Mrs. Leon J. ShoeIn the Parilfi^HaflTGuests wiU d y , b o t h of Corning. Mrs. Eva
L e S h u r e . Mrs. Mabel Byrne and
fee stodefife from foreign lands MLrs. Miles Mclnryre. all of El[ f ttending Cornell University. The rnlra. f o r m e r l y of Corning_and
to pass,
a roll, andtotheir
own One nephew, N o r m a n McCabe of 1
' dish
*n«o.
are requested
bring-a
v. H p l T M l
lejrjQjJ PonUlH-al
W' 'Celebrated l>
Slim line, front
;.jpi¥e|<jhed
Manhattans?
Forty Hours
pleat.
2 side pockets.
|«:|F
life
Cornlnc; — Victor W. Mocker,
€6, of 175 Park Ave., office manager of .Steuben Glass Inc. and
* v9ede^Kt-«mnlQje-joJLlhaJL Cor-.
nlngH3Jass Worfn affiliate, died
at Coming Hospital last Saturday evening. He had taken 111 the
previous Thursday and removed
to tlie hospital on Saturday.
Plaids!
• W o o l a n d Rayon Tweed!
At $19.95-$24.95
it
f
novelty
Formerly Priced
-TwgaDO
si,
• All-Wool
13
^ .4ir»«#rancia O'Con-
trjis KmituM
"Miial Spell'ii
Fashion Fabrics
S1Q-99
* > M g f e f e <RPWMsH-Mrs.
N&Mftfcft- 'M&r' IWiUiam
iiati"'**»'«*f1«' 3De»nery
ssSfefc' iErwk Mornheck, ..Corning — Solemn High RequlMembers of the Rosary Society of St. Casimir Church,
em
Mass
was
ottered
Thursday
j
Elmira
heard the Rev. Bartholomew O'Brien of St. Peter &
O * ^ Deanery Council
* # « a c f c Smith, Mrs. morning, Oct. 3, at St. Patrick p a u ] church a t a dinner Sunday evening, Oct. G, at Mark
,
—
•Mrs*Mary gilt- Church, C o r n i n g for Mrs. Cath-1 • r w a l n H o t e I i
=ertReMr-¥euflg*vtUp,<tL
B
e
a
j
a
a
;
ills
a
n
d
problems
.
o
l
today.
H a ex;
r-ScHuyfer »e«n in Y o u n g , 269 Denlson P k w y . ' T h e dinner celebrated t h e sue
„
- , , . , .
^ .
..
liorted the members t o be faithE a s t , Who had died a t her home cess
project of the soemty, f u , t 0 0 u i . L a d y b y fulfilling this
of a
|.. T»waiwr- CowcU -»• the previous Monday evening lol-i t h e installation in church of a r e q u e s t obediently t h e m s e l v e s
I n e w stained g l a s s window, the a n d , h e n b y encouraging others
ISte^Vf'Mtri,, tod* l o w i n g a l e n g t h y Illness.
Tfi* R e v Walter C u s h l n s o i , N a t i v l , y s c e n e ' a d o n a t i o n m a d e to do so.
TBe Rev. waller
, ? £ * w ° i by the Rosary S o c i e t y .
.
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fll^ihORoraiJ R o c h e s t e r , nephew o f . the de- '
IPMwnce ot th# preil- ceased, w a s c e l e b r a n t The Rev., T h e Rerv. L a d i s l a u s J. Szcze- U G I l G V d D O I l t i s t
«faJ^4H#tafeetl EJv- W i l l i a m Tobin was deacon a n d ; p a n s k i , pastor, and the Rev.
the Rev. G e r a l d Dunn was s u b - L e o n a r d K u j a w s k i , assistant,: n O n O I G u A l t e r
4 6
"*l#fipttriol*1 Gath- deacon. B o t h p r i e s t s are a t St. ] w e r e g u e s t s of honor.
if&*Villain Ryan Putrlck's Church. The Rev. Cush-j
, <YearS Of
Practice
tag w a s i n c h a r g e of t h e commitMrs. Joseph Kosmick , piesl- I B O I J V I
riOtUUB
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"»w*
inpo>rator
of
;r>£Jfe&iSi
tal In S t M a r y ' s Cemetery.
dent, w a s chairman assisted by ' Dr. Thomas J . Brennan, 40
tt* B«V, J. Jowsph
the officers: Mrs. Monica O'- High St., (Geneva retiring after
paator of St, Michael'*- The bearers were: Joseph . Brien, v i c e president; Mrs. Lcona 46 y e a r s of the practice of denIivonla Center. Father Ryan, John Webster, William LepkowskJ, treasurer; Mrs. Alice Ustry was honored at a dinner
n Geneva C o u n t r y Club by the
! wunamedto hUi new Henry, Lewis Warmu*. Paul Fredericks, secretary, and Mrs. Geneva
Dental Society.
Twnmaro and John Dunleavy. Sophie Kukulka, marshal.
Hl« Exctlkncy Bishop
Dr. Brennan w a s presented a
A. member of St. Patrick par- Music was furnished by Mlssi life membership in Geneva Deni#mte' •
i*h» Mra. Young was also alflll- ] Betty Rajilowicz and songs by tal
Society and a gift from the
•ted with iU Stella Maris So-1 Mrs. Marie Novick.
society.
clety and League of the Sacred
FATHER O'BRIEN
stressed
Dr. Brennan's s o n , Dr. T h o m a s
Heart,
the need of obedience t o O u r ; H. Brennan, also practices dentisSurviving besldu her husband, Lady'i request a t Fatima f o r the | try at 503 Exchanpe St. office,
m«e«nf of Is one daughter, Mrs. Joseph Jar- recitation of t h e family Rosary, i f t * . y o u n K e r Dr. Brennan resides
r Tioga liaiuiery, d i e s Of Detroit, Mich. T h e r e are l i t Is the only a n s w e r , the only i a t 24 Elmwood PL
member
D r
B r e n n a n w h o ,s a
i p f M M Monday even- a l s o three grandchildren o f De-1 cure, the only medicine f o r the
Geneva
thaTarish Hall. M n . John t r t l t - a n d s e v e r a l nieces and
n[
St
S{ephen
Parten,
jtt*ld»fc-J»nducted iia n e p h e w s .
w a s g r a t | u a t o d from t h e Univer-
in 3 Popular
ALL-WEATHER
COATS
S i Casimir Society Hears
Rosary Devotion Stressed
To Ci
SKIRTS
j
Beautifully S t y l e d
tholomew J. O'Brien, speaker, and'Rev. Leonard P. Kujawskl; moderator.
69th
۩MPARi^rH4S.JIUCEL
SPECIALLY PRICED!
^omen *f the poet <^>ns
-""' t^thrBearai of
b« i«w men*
f »»i|ti*wha were electpre-convention meeting
K i t York, on Septt
BaftGfJET SPEAKERS heard by St. Casimir Rosary Society in Mark Twain Hotel, Elmira are:
t are Moaroe County Coun (firom left) Rev. l*dlslaus J. Swwjpanslsi, pastor; Mrs. Joseph Kosmlcki, president; Rev. Bar-
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SALE
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you shop during our Anniversary Sale.
You don't have to buy anything to register or win!
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