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DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF T H E REOFLE OF T H E UFFBR COHOCTON VALLEY
tfched 1870
COHOCTON, NEW YORK, JULY 15, 1925
Vol. 55—No. 12
WILLIAM P. NEUFANG
E OPE* LETTER
COATS-GORTON
Dansville and a sister, Mrs. Charlti
MRS. LUCY A. OELDS CLELAND
EAST 8PRINGWATBR
William
F. Neufang passed away
637 Aver ill Avenue
On Saturday, July 11, 1925, Miss
On Wednesday, July 8th, 1925,
The Stone .family 'reunion was Ostrauder of South New Berlin.
Rochester, N. Y. at the home of his son, Theodore, Vera Gorton of Alma and Mr. Wade at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Funeral services were held at the
held Sunday at the home of Mr. u
following Coats of Buffalo were united in
July 13, 1925. Monda, July 6th, 1925,
Lula Glover at Wayland, occurred Mrs. Norman Stons.
Those pres- home Saturday, July 4th, at o n t
Times-Index
an illness of four months, aged 65 marriage by Rev. Bates, pastor of
the-#eath of Mrs. Lucy A. Oelds ent from out of town were Mr. and o'clock, Rev. J. Green of South,
Editor
years.
,-...;
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
of
Burial was
Cleland.
,N. Y.
Mrs. S. Stone and daughter Gladys Dansville officiating.
May I please be
The deceased was born in the Olean, at Olean.
Mrs. Coats, who
made
In
Forest
Lawn
Cemetery
at
Editor:
Her health had been quite feeble of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. William
d spac n your paper to town of Cohocton, May 3, 1860, is a graduate of Alfred University, for some time and owing to her 'Stone of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Rogersvllle.
The bearers
wera
" few sentiments concern- and had spent his entire life time has been teacher of History and advanced age, she was confined to George Peacock of Coldwater, Mr. William Wolfunger, Fred and BenFloyd
Werth,
L o ( William E. Adair? here. He was the son of Theobald Mathematics in the Cohocton High her home for several months. She and Mrs. S. J. Jackman and family juinin Wolfunger,
Mr. was a devoted mother and cheer- of Coldwater, Mr, and Mrs. George Milton and Henry ZerfasB,
anble judgment news of and Marie Neufang, both deceased. School the past two years.
rt) of this esteemed gentle- His father passed away only last Coats is a machinist, employed by ful companion, always bearing her Pfund of Kendall, George Roller of
The floral tributes were
many
, been received with very December and was 91 years of age. the New York Central Railroad.
sufferings patiently and with great Scottsville, and Miss Gladys Hart and beautiful.
On March 4, 1886, in this place
Cohocton pupils and friends ex- courage.
OARD OF THANKS
rets.
of Elm Grove.
occured
the marriage of William tend to Mr. and Mrs. Coats best
We wish to thank our many rel«
jjair surely was a person of
Mrs. Cleland was a member of
Mr. and Mrs. William Cochrane
I attainments and we may F. Neufang and Henrietta R. Zim- wishes for a long and happy wed- the Methodist Church and has al- of Wayland spent Sunday with their ntlves and friends for their kind*
ness and sympathy during our lata
proud of the fact that he mer. To this union three children ded life.
ways lived an upright Christian son Robert and-family.
Mrs. Anna Dantz of
toduct of Cohocton, where were born:
life, having been united with the
Elmer Hills and
family
spent bereavement. Also thank them for
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
jj the major portion of h i s Atlanta, Theodore W. Neufang and
church in 1885.
Her life was a Sunday with Fred Standbrook and the beautiful flowers and the use
Notice is hereby given that the great example, not only for those family at Macedon, N. Y.
of automobiles.
• a musician, he
ranked Mrs. Elizabeth Beechner of CohocMrs. Neufang proceeded him annual school meeting for School of her own family, but for every
C. W. Bailor and Family.
His abilities ton.
Mrs, H. J. Smalt and daughter,
5h in his day.
District, No. 5, of the Town of Co- one who knew her, and she will be Lois spent Thursday with
etist, composed and direc- in death several years.
friends
July 13 1925.
Mr. Neufang is survived by two hocton, N. Y., will be held at the greatly missed in this community.
music were well recognized.
in Rochester.
to reminisce in the period sisters, Martha Bartz and Miss Julia school building in said district,
LOON LAKE
Arthur Wolfanger and family of
She was born November 19th,
.twenty odd years ago w h e n Neufang of Cohocton and two Tuesday evening, August 4, 1925, 1841, and was united in marriage Wayland spent Sunday
During the heavy thunder show*
evening
summer evenings of band brothers, Edward Neufang of Co- at eight o'clock.
er early last Friday morning light-,
to James Cleland in 1860. To this with Glenn Sherwood and family.
of
*
A. A. Gehrig,
[Is before the members had hocton and Lewis Neufang
Mrs. Catherine Ash who has been nlng struck the church in this place
union seven children were born,
dl2-13
Secy
ad, Mr. Adair would step Nichols, also six grandchildren.
feve daughters and two sons, two at the home of C. W. Bailor for the tearing off a few shingles and dam*
Carpenter work was his trade
j front room of the old Band
of the daughters, Mrs. Erie Clark past two weeks returned to her aging the plaster, paper and linplay solos l o r the en- and which he carried on until for
cleum on the inside. Fortunately
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
and Mrs. Esther Wetmore having home Sunday.
t of the community.
His the past few years when he conThe W. C. T. U. will hold an ice passed away during the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Whitford spent the building did not take lire.
at triple-tonguing and i m - ducted a restaurant on Maple ave- cream social at the home of Mr.
Several from this place attended
Those who survive are Lester Saturday and Sunday with his
ig were superb, and I be- nue.
and Mrs. Lloyd Eeveland next Cleland of Prattsburg, Jonah Cle- •brother Dewey Whitford and wife a variety "shower" at the home of
The funeral was held Thursday week Friday evening, July 24th. land of Delta, Ohio, Mrs. Lula at Hector, N. Y.
1 opinion well shared that
Mr. and Mrs, Dell Wagner in Cohocmost generous in giving afternoon, July 9, 1925, at St. Part of the proceeds will be for the Glover of Wayland and Mrs. Alice
Val. Hept and , son and brother ton Friduy evening, given In honor
is talents. More than that, Paul's. Lutheran Church, of which ^benefit of the Lent Hill church. Mcore of Cohocton, together with of West Bloomfleld, called on C. W. Of their daughter Gladys who reed the same free will tow- he had long been a member. Rev. Every one is invited.
Ladies are several grandchildren and great- Bailor and family Sunday.
cently married Armin Ochs, Mrs,
musical activities of the Paul T. Rohde officiated with burial requested to bring cake.
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peglow of Ochs was formerly a Loon 1-uke
in St. Paul's Cemetery.
dl2-13
By Order
She is also survived by one half Wayland spent Friday with their girl and friends here extend hearty
fMrcongratulations.
brother Samuel Oelds of Avoca and son Raymond and family.
that this genius has passed
About 40 of the Hornell camp fire
PICTURELAND THEATRE
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and
a host of other relatives and
ur midst, the thought occurs
PROGRAMS
sons Alton and Charles of Atlanta, girls came to the lake Saturday to
friends.
would it not be fitting to . We wish to thank all those who
Funeral services were held Sat- and Mrs. Eliza Lyon of Cohocton, spend Beveral weeks. They are ao- ,
b some sort of a memorial assisted us during the sickness and
Cohocton, N. Y.
urday afternoon at two o'clock at spent Sunday with H. L. Pries and companled by swimming and recreawould appropriately perpet- after death of our father, and for
tion teachers and other ladles.
s memory? Could not such the floral tokens and those who furShow starts at 7.30 and 9 Satur- the Methodist Church, Cohocton, family.
nished
cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Dtdas and
Rev. F. I. Stultz, officiating. BurMr. and Mrs. Mark Bowles of
it be carried to a successful
days; other nights at 8.15.
family
spent Sunday with his brothial was in Mapleview Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Dantz
Wayland and Miss Doretta Rynion through the instrumenAdmission, 10c and 20c
er
Peter
in Lfvonia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo.
Neufang
ders, Leon Rynders and Miss Letta
of the Band, whose present
Mr.
and
Mrs. Leon Stoffel and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
H.
Beechner
S.'ramons of North Cohocton called
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
| and splendid progress are
To-Night:
two
children
of Cohocton were Sunon
W.
E.
Wetmore
and
family,
SunAnd
thy
loss
we
deeply
feel,
some measure, no doubt, to
News and Comedy—
day, ^ g j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
But 'tis God, who hath bereft us,
uence left by it's former DEATH OP MRS. WEIERMILLER
Feature—Thomas Meighan's latest
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sherwood? -M. Mehlenbacher.
He qan all our sorrows heal.
The death of Mrs. Louisa WeierParamount star picture, "Woman
Several of the farmers in this
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Schull and
*':'
he way of suggestions, a miller took place at the home of her
Proof."
Softly at the dawn of morning,
Chester Bailor spent Sunday in vicinity have been working on the
tablet placed in the band son J- J- Weiermiller of Roulette,
Did we hear the Death Angel call D&nBvllle.
now County road.
| better still, why not build Fi'iday evening following a seven
Friday and Saturday, July 17-18
And her spirit passed to Heaven
M. and Mrs. William Emo and
Funeral
services
Mrs. Guy Lamphier and son Donstand to be placed in some weeks illness.
While we mourn here, one and ald of Aurora, 111., left for their children of Sandy Hill spent Sunday
spot in the village? Eith- were held 'Sunday afternoon at 1.30 News and Comedy—
all.
home Monday last after spending a with their Aunt Mrs. Jacob Werth.
would be within reason fln- o'clock, Rev. Barber of Roulette of- ^Feature—"The Steadfast
Heart,"
Charles Wall, wife and two chilmonth with her parents Mr. and
I but I belive the
latter ficiating, and interment was made
with Marguerite Courtot, Mary
dren
of Rochester spent, the week
Mrs.
Fred
Wolfanger.
Her
sister
Oh!
how
sweet
to
think
with
Jesus
prove more appropriate as in Card Creek Cemetery.
Alden, Joseph Depew, etc., in the
Edith returned with her for a visit. end with his brother M. G. Wall a t
She is waiting for us there;
Mrs. Louisa Weiermiller was born
be put to practical use for
• cast.
Through drama-crowded
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shaver of the Palace.
ncerts and the general pnb- in Wayland, N. Y. in April 1848
years a country girl followed the Where no death can ever enter
Mr. and Mrs, Ervine Drum ,of
Wayland called on his brother
ld have the advantage of it. and was 77 years of age at the time
fortunes of the boy she had cnce . And she knows no pain or care.
Wayland are spending the w e e k ' a t
Harry and wife, Sunday.
'y, I am convinced
that cf death. She resided in this section
befriended. Village suitors askMrs. Ira Johnson, Mrs. Frank William Drum's cottage.
ch project is worthy of con- tfrj greater part of her life, living
ed her hand in marriage but she Sad how sad the thought of parting
Miss Marie Saxton of Rochester
and son Allan Frank of Buffalo,
But the sweeter, bye and bye
on, and I trust It mav be for thirty-six years on the farm at
waited patiently for the man
Burtville. She went to Roulette in
with favor.
whom fate would surely bring vVhen shall come the last great arc spending some time with the spent Wednesday last at the home
of her brother Edwin Saxton.
formers father Joseph Wetmore.
April 1924 and made her home with
meeting,
back to her.
Yours very truly,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsh o f
her son, J. J. Weiermiller.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ely attended
And we'll never say good-bye.
A. L. Mehlenbacker
North
Cohocton and Mr, and Mrs.
'vthe wedding of their friend Miss
She leaves three sons, J. J. Weier- Tuesday and Wednesday July 21-22
Albert
Becker and two daughter*
Olive Hebbard and Gordon Green
POSTOFFICE NOTICE
miller of Roulette, C. W. WeiermillMISSIONARY PICNIC
News and Comedy—
of
Vlneland
N. J. were guests of
M
Rochester,
Thursday,
July
9th.
On and after August 1st, 1925,
lightful picnic was enjoyed er of Port Allegany, Charles WeierFeature—''The Call of the Canyon"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E. M. Saxton Sunday.
The
bride's
parents
celebrated
their
all insured and 0- O. D. parcels are
ladies of the Woman's Miss- miller of Cohocton, N. Y. and one
by Zane Grey.
Mrs.
Viola
Louk of Beachvillo
twenty-fifth
wedding
anniversary
accepted with the understanding
Society of the
Presbyter- daughter, Mrs. Hattie Larm of Long
"The Call of the Canyon" Is said
visited
her
niece
Mrs. W. H. Meb«
and
also
Mr.
Hebbard's
birthday.
that the senders in every insatnee
prch on the beautiful lawn of Is-land, N. Y. She also leaves one
to be one of the best stories ever
lenbacker
Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Ely
remained
until
Sunday
for
guarantee
any
return
or
forwarding
brother,
Criss
Miller
of
Cohocton,
red Snyder's home yesterday
written by Zane Grey and in the
The friends of Kenneth Davis are
postage which may be necessary, a visit with her friend Mrs. George
N Y.
on,
production of the picture, the
rliiil to hear he Is doing fine in Batb
when Buch parcels become ^undoilv- Fallesen.
Mrs. Weiermiller was a very esPresident, Mrs, W. Edmunds
spirit of the original has been
Hospital, and is able to get around
Miss
Betty
Ely
is
visiting
her
erable.
All
domestic
insured
and
short devotional
service timable woman, greatly liked by a
faithfully retained.
Mr. Grey
by means of a wheel chair.
grandparents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
8.
Collect-on-delivery
parcels
should
who
knew
her,
and
will
be
greati
*as followed by a pleasant
personally assisted in the search
Ely
at
West
Henrietta.
bear,
in
connection
with
the
sendThe Palace continues to draw
missed
by
her
family
and
many
|*W. A delicious cafeteria
for locations as a background for
ers
return
cards,
pledges
guaranteelarge
crowds every evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E,
Wetmore
friends.—Allegany
Reporter.
was then served which was
the picture.
ing
return
forwarding
postage,
but
July
13, 1925.
and
daughter
Louita
with
Mr.
and
by Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. P.
The featured players are Rich- regardless of whether or not the Mrs. Charles Hannen of SpringCARD OP THANKS
Mrs. C. R. Gifford, Mrs. F.
ard Dix, Lois Wilson, and Mar- parcels bear such pledges, they shall water were guests of Percy Clurek
— P a y your subscription.
W e wish ^o thank the friends for
and Mrs. Wentworth.
jorie Daw and heading the* sup- be treated as though the pledges and family at Scio a week ago Sat—Try an ad. in the Times-Index
1 of thanks was given the their ktndn»ss during the illness and
porting cast are Noah Beery, v/ere on the parcels,
urday
and
Sunday.
and
inereaaa your business.
after deatfr of Mrs. Louisa Weierfor her hospitality.
Ricardo Cortez and Fred Huntley
Arthur Bailor of Syracuse and
miller; also those who gave flowers
THIS WEEK'S TEXT AND COMNOTICE
Claude Bailor of Dansville, returnand the use of their cars for the
"ITIOXAL DONATIONS
MENT
Road tests for chauffeurs and ed to their homes Sunday of last
BMng the report of the funeral,
COMPLIMENTARY TICKET
By
J.
H. Stanton
operators licenses will be given week.
Mr. J. J. Weiermiller.
donations for the Fourth of
from 9 a. m., until 12 a. m., at the
Mrs.
Arthur Bailor
remained
Mr. Charles Weiermiller.
Juration last week, a sheet
Ray Brown and Wife
Righteousness exalteth a nation
following
places.
Monday
at
Horhere
with
relatives
until
WednesMr. C. W. Weiermiller.
tog some of the names had
John Bush and Wife
but sin is a reproach to any people.
,
is
nell, Tuesday at Corning, Wednes- day.
*V laid and we give those beMrs. G. Larm.
Claud Campbell and Friend
Proverbs 14:34.
days at Bath. Tests will be given
Mrs.
Clarence
Tyler
entertained
J. J. Christian and Wife
the Ladles' Aid Tbursday.
no other time.
THE POWER OF RIGHTEOUSShoultice $1.00
RESOLUTIONS OP RESPECT
NESS
McDowell, $2.00
Mr, and Mrs. W. 8. Ely of West
At a communication of Liberty
Friday Night, July 17, 1925
AGAIN
TAKEN
INTO
CUSTODY
No
words
were
ever
penned
'8 Place $5.00
Henrietta visited their son B. C.
Lodge, No. 510, F. & A. M., the
PICTURELAND THEATRE
Escaping
from
the
Elmira
Rewhich
contained
more
sober
truth,
Ely and family over the Fourth.
following resolutions were adoptCut This Out
formatory
in
September,
1920,
than
those
of
our
text.
Righteous• • • • • • • •
•
Darwin Ely and family of West
ed:
NOTICE J
Ralph C. Putnam, aged 26 years, of Henrietta also visited there
on ness means living in right relation*
Whereas, death has again enteroekah LodUr<wiii hold an
m
Wayland,
was
returned
to
the
Inwith God and man. It stands for
Sunday.
social on the Cohocton ed the ranks of our sacred BrotherCOBIN-WISE REUNION
st
ilution
Saturday,
Putnam
was
clean and virtuous living and noble
Lawn, Thursday evening, hood and removed our worthy
The second annual Cobln and Wise
MRS. C. W. BAILOR
sth
taken
into
custody
at
Black
Rock,
Ideals and actions. And those art
The Cohocton Band friend and brother, William E. reunion will be held at Stony Brook
After an Illness of only a few
near
Buffalo,
Friday
night
of
last
the- things which make a nation
^ s h music. Hot dogs will Adair, therefore be It,
Glen, Saturday, July 18. All reladay, Mrs. C. W. Bailor passed away
week
by
Officer
Byron
Vosburg
of
stronger—not her multiplying inResolved, That while we mourn- tives and friends are invited.
served.
Everybody welat her home in this place, Wednes- stltutlons of wealth and
the
Reformatory
after
he
had
been
prosperfully deplore his departure from c l l - 1 2
Bessie Whltwood, sec.
day morning, July 1st. Mrs. Bailor ity nor her art and culture.
deported
by
Canadian
officials.
No
earth and a life of usefulness and
By Order
had been in poor health for several physical prosperity nor brilliancy of
Putnam
made
good
his
escape
well doing we humbly bow in sub- OPENING OP MILLINERY AND
while working with a gang of pri- years but was only confined to her statesmen nor
advancement
in
mission to the will of our Heavenly
BEAUTY PARLOR OVER T H E
*nn KR REUNION
bed from Friday until Wednesday. learning nor athletic prowess nor
soners
on
the
highway
between
F . V. POiiTS' STORE
*«*d annual reunion of the Father trusting that our loss is His
Mary Elizabeth Ash was born in military genius ean take the place
A new and beautiful line of Mil- Elmira and Horseheads. fin 1923
family will be held Satur- gain.
tbc town of Wayland Jane 30th, of righteousness in making a an*
J
Resolved, That in token of the linery, Trimmings, Frames, Etc., he was arrested In Canada on the
oiy isth, at Stony Brook
1864, and was united in marriage tion mighty. The ruins of the Colcharge
of
assault.
He
was
sent
to
j e s p e e t of our Brother, the lodge straight from the heart of New York
v/ith C. W. Bailor of Dansville, In iseum and Parthenon are interestHurwash'
Farm
and
escaped
after
be draped In mourning for thirty City, with the latest styles.
B y Order.
August 1386.
To this union was ing relics of the granite and marble
days, these resolutions copied upon
Also ready to do all kinds of serving two months. He was caught
born
seven
children,
fire of whom structures of past centuries, but
shortly
after
however,
and
waa
senthe minutes, published in
the Beauty Parlor Work, consisting of
PU
>OR SURFACING
survive.
They
are
as
follows,
Arth- they are mbre than tbat tbey are
tenced
to
two
years
in
Kingston
Tlmeadndex and a copy engrossed Ralreuttlng, Shampooing. Hair Dye•installed a new floor surur
of
Syracuse,
Claude
of
DansReformatory
at
Sutbury,
Ont.
Folthe monuments of nations that boand presented to the family.
ing, Scalp Treatments, Facials, Manmachine—Araorlc*n Univerville,
Oliver,
Mrs.
Clare
Schull
and
lowing
the
expiration
of
his
term
came decadent through
practicing
M. E. Rex,
icuring, Mareeling a specialty.
* electric unit—and am
Mrs.
Lee
Whitford
of
this
place.
at
Kingston
Putnam
was
deported
great
vices
rather
that
great
virA, H. Wilcox,
I win carry the very boat of
•Mto
'esnrfaea now or old
Gretta
and
William
having
passed
by
the
Canadian
officials
and
the
tues.
These
nations
fell
whan
E. W. Folts,
Creams and Powders, Cosmetics of
0r p r t w
Reformatory
authorities away a number of years ago. She their treauries wera full,
i JL
* a n d particular*,
w
their
Committee
all kinds. Something yoa can rely Elmira
nte
notified.
is
also
survived
by
bar
husband,
armies
were
strong
and
their
eduon. P h o n e F. V. Folts Store for apAlbert Lane,
her
mother,
Mrs,
Catherine
Ash
of
cation
and
art
werre
supremo,
bat
pointments.
78
— P a y your subscription, f
*TankUn 8L, Danorllle
Rogersvllle,
two
brothers.
Henry
they
were
corrupt
and
evil
at
heart.
M P r y aa ad. la the
Mrs. Clara Devney,
*-JTrr *n »«.. to «»• TTmaa-lada*
Ash- of Rochester and William of
ditf
Over Folts 8tora, Oohoetoa t a d taereaas yoar
and Increase your b a s l n e m
^ *>w subserlptlo*.
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