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THE CAN1STE0 TIME3..CANISTEO. S T E V B E N C O U M Y . NEW YORK
fat* feds'
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Monday, December 4
song by LeHa Green; Jeltf e a t i n g i b k w n from the tool shed,
MRS. SYMONDS HONORED
lar t r e
6: SO p .m. Chancel choir rehearsal
« n e * r the Lawrence
Mrs. Paul Symonds and Mrs. contest. David Davis and,Charles 1 A P«P
7:30 p jn. Girls Bible study class
George Symonds entertained Fri- Fox vs. Earl Miller and Cart E s - i Stewart farm home fell on the
under the leadership of Mrs. V.
day evening, honoring Mrs. Elwin tes, with the former winners; a T h o u s e - d o i n * considrable damage.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Dartt, Wat kins; Mr. and Mrs.
Wightman.
• THANKSGIVING GUESTS
Symonds. A very pleasant evening Thanksgiving prayer by Minnie Fruit trees were damaged or deWednesday, December a
fWOODMLL. N. Y.. Nov. 28—Mr. Charles Grover of Painted Post; was enjoyed with Mrs. J. F. Mur- Cilley and a profile drawing con- stroyed. Electric power was main- Rev. William J. Sample, Pastor
Friday, December 1
and Mrs. Myron Austin, Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Hotaling and phy, Mrs. W. P. Symonds, Mrs. teat won by Kenneth Rogers and tained.
8:30 p. m. Junior group choir reGloria and Nyht Austin, Mr. and three sons, Addison; Mr. and Mrs. Elon Symonds, Mrs. Edward An- Charles Fox, was presented by the SOUTH HOWARD PERSONALS
1:00 p. m.: The Greenwood Street hearsal.
Mrs. Vernon Austin and Jimmie of Elwyn Hotaling and children and drews, Mrs. Robert Mason, Mrs. lecturer. A special meeting for
(Next to Post Office)
7:30 p. m. Mid-week service. An
Mrs. Ranger Edgett and son Tens will meet In the Perish House.
Troupsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Dobert the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brown. Mrs. M. K. Husted,
A
tureen
luncheon
will
precede
the
hour
of
Christian
fellowship
and
Lewis
attended
the
Eddie
Spoo
conferring first and second degrees
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Morton and Marcia. Mr. and Mrs. Hotaling.
Mrs. Swltzer and Miss Jacklyn will be held November 80. An at- program at Totten's store in Can- business meeting and annual elec- Bible study. We are currently
Wayne Loper and Miss Mary Esstudying the Gospel of Lulie, and
THANKSGIVING HOSTS
SwiUer, Mrs. Kala Damon, Mrs. tendance contest between the men Isteo, Wednesday.—Mr. and Mrs- tion of officers.
ther Loper and Harold Symonds
9:30 p. m : Junior choir rehearsal. invite all interested to share It
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Minnie Casinelli, Mrs. Margery Sy- and women with Isabelle Dyer and Harvey Litteer of Churchville spent
ge
had dinner, Thursday, with Mr. Mr .and Mrs. Sterle Olin were Mr.
7:30 p. m.: Senior choir rehearsal. with us.
Thursday
and
Friday
at
their
farm
monds,
Mrs.
Winifred
Wade,
Mrs.
Gerald
Rogers
as
captains,
will
and Mrs. Gerald Preston.
and Mrs. Robert Elliott and chil- Mary Davis, Miss Joyce Austin, run between December and Feb-' here.—Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PfitzSunday, December 8
8:80 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
dren of Knoxville, Pa.; Mr. and | Mrs. Alma Bebout, Mrs. Frances ruary.
10:00. a. m.: Church school.
AT JACKSON SUMMIT
Sunday, December 10
enmaier and son Billy attended the
11:00 a. m.: Worship service.
Mr. and Mrs. Elon Friends, Mr. Mrs. William Olin, Ashley and Shumway, Mrs. Mary Heckman,
This is the date of the Annual Pleezing
fall festival of Alfred Ag. Tech. in
IS IMPROVING
and Mrs. Mllford Friends and fam- Omy Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Mildred Heckman. Mrs. WinMrs. William Paul, a patient in Alfred, Friday.—Mr. and Mrs. Clar- First Sunday in Advent. Sermon by Choral Christmas Vasper service.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Rude Olin, Elaine and Peggy Lou, Mr. ifred Heckman, Mrs. Cora Rogers Arnot-Ogden hospital, Elmira, Is ence Bossard attended the donkey the pastor: "The Secret of True You are cordially Invited to be
apd fajnily, J £ r ^ and Mrs. Hugh Lee and Joyce Ann of Jasper; Mr. and son, Mrs. Louise Symonds, Miss making satisfactory recovery from basketball game in the Canisteo Peace of Mind." Make a new start with us at that time.
Pleezing
Friends and 'family and Mr. and and Mrs. Gerald Olin, Connie Lou Laura Symonds, Mrs. Joyce Mor- a major operation performed last central school, Tusday evening.— in your life by attending church
Mrs. Richard Friends and chil- and Jon of Osceola; Mr. and Mrs. ton, Mrs. Veronica Smith, Mrs. week.
Ernest Pfltzenmaier and son (Billy during Advent.
TOUNG HICKORY BAPTIST
dren spent Thursday with Mr. and Carl Carpenter, Norman and David, Susie Boyd, Mrs. Norma Symonds,
attended the FFA father and son
6:30 p. m.: Westminster Fellow- Rev. Marlon P. Wheeler, Pastor
AIDED HUNTERS
Dennis, Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Charles Smith at Jackson Gertrude and Grant Symonds of j M r ( J n^M
Earl Brown and Howard Leach- banquet, in Canisteo central school, ship for young people.
Sunday, December 8
Summit.
Greene.
• Monday, December 4
| Park, Mrs. Betty Henry, Mrs. Ol- were in Corning Friday morning Thursday evening. — The Herbert
10:00 a. m.: Sunday school.
ELKLAND VISITORS
7:30 p. m.: The trustees of the
THURSDAY GUESTS
thea Taft, Mrs. Eleanor Fuller, Mrs. with the Smith ambulance to re- family has moved from the upper
11:00 a. m.: Worship service.
Oysters .
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Colvln, Virginia Hargrave, Mrs. Symonds, move, the hunters who were ser- Dayey farm to the Lloyd Palmer church will meet in the pastor's
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wheatcraft
On Dec. 7„ the Thursday club
entertained at a family gathering. Mrs. Harry Nugent, Mrs. Elon Sy- guest of honor and the hostesses. iously injured when a panel truck;, farmhouse.—Mr. and Mrs. Ernest study.
will meet with Mrs. E. L. Plaisted.
mar, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kil- monds, Mrs. TenBroeck, Mr. and
Wednesday, December 7
operated by Lester Aldrich of this Pfltzenmaier and sons attended the
FIVE MILE HIKE
A freewill-offering dinner will be
mer and daughters Sally, Ella and Mrs. Homer Morton, Mrs. Jeffrey
Midweek service. Subject: "The served at noon. Each member is
Last Thursday 21 Boy Scouts of place, ran into them as they stood 49th wedding anniversary observRosanna of Weston, W. Va., Thurs- Smith, Mrs. Charles Peters and troop 39 with the assistant scout by the side of the road. The ac- ance of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Conlon, Holy Spirit." This is part of a asked to bring a small gift for
day.
Miss Laura Symonds and P.D.D. masters David Davis and Jeffrey cident occurred on the Woodhull- at their home on Col. Bill's creek, study of Basic Christian Beliefs as exchange of Christmas presents.
recently.—Mrs. Vinnie Edgett spent outlined in the Apostles' Creed.
Mrs. Mona Husted of Woodhull Smith Jr. met at the Methodist Addison road.
FAMILY GATHERING
Dec. 8, our December Sunday
Thanksgiving
with her son, Ranger (Everyone welcome.
Mr And Mrs. George Hotaling chapter OES visited Elkland chap- church at 6 a. m. and went for a
SUDDEN DEATH
school fellowship will be held with
Edgett,
and
family.—Mr.
and
Mrs.
entertianed at a family gathering, ter, Tuesday evening. It was the five-mile hike, cooking their breakWord was received Sunday by
Friday, December 8
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Eddy.
Saturday evening. Present were annual visitation of their district fast of bacon, eggs and potatoes, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams Cash, Willis and family attended
1:00 p. m.: The East Main Street
NEW STORE HOURS
the
funeral
of
her
brother,
Lynn
Mrs, Susan Ferry of Presho; Mr. deputy, R.W. Mildred Thomas. Two en route.
of %he sudden death Sunday, of
Tens will meet at the Parish House
SKATING
PARTY
and Mrs. Lee Bartlett and Frank candidates were initiated.
DEER HUNTERS
Mrs! Shirley Keiger of East Beth- Karr, at the family home near Ark- for a tureen luncheon and election
8:00 a. m. to 6:30 j>. m .
The members of Gamma Kappa
Successful hunters were Robert any. Mrs. Keiger was formerly port, Sunday. Mr. Karr was killed of officers.
Closed Sundays
Theta Rho held an enjoyable skatMorgan, Fay Hargrave, Merle Her- Miss Shirley Rosemark and was while operating a tractor. — Mrs.
Sunday, December 17
ing
party
at
Dansvllle,
recently
William
Thompson
of
Howard
is
a
rington, Gus Aldrich and Harold married four weeks ago to Robert
The Christmas Communion will
Symonds.
Keiger of Alexandria, where they patient in Bath Memorial hospital be observed at the morning service Twenty-eight girls made the trip.
planned to make their home. Mr. with injuries received when she and the annual church school
FRIDAY HOSTESS
Mrs. Elon Friends entertained and Mrs. Keiger called on Mr. and fell at her home. Her eyesight has Christmas program will be presentbeen impaired for some time. Mr.
Friday evening honoring Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Williams a week ago.
and Mrs. Thompson were foranerly ed at the vesper service at 4 p. m.
MAJOR OPERATION
ard Friends.
The guests were
Sunday, December 24
Ray Colegrove is recovering from residents of Buena Vista.—Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Calkins, Mrs. Lula
Christmas E v e : There will be
Mrs.
Harold
Berry
and
children
Wormley, Mrs. Reva Friends, Mrs. a major operation performed at
secial music by the choir at the
Beverly Hackett, Mrs. Eleanor Ful- the Corning hospital last Wednes- visited her sister and family, in morning worship service at 11:00
Dover,
N.
J.,
over
the
week
end.
ler, Mrs. Barbara Friends, Mrs. day.
a. m. Plans are also being discussed
Norine Wheatcraft, Mrs. Rena
MEET SATURDAY NIGHT
for a special Christmas Eve service
Friends and the guest of honor.
Regular meeting of the OES will
of carols and candlelighting at
Games, Dolls ,Toys — They're All
be held Saturday night. As the
WOODHULL GRANGE
11:00 p. m.
Here in a Gala Array. Gifts to Suit
At the meeting of Woodhull contest ended in a tie, the whole
During the Advent season, Rev.
Grange, Saturday evening, the first chapter will unite in a tureen supSemple
will continue his series of
the Fancy of Every Youngster.
and second degrees were conferred per on Saturday evening. Supper
sermons on the theme "The Meanon Charles Fox, Earl Estes, James will be served at 7 p. m. Coffee
ing of the Good News of the ChrisTHANKSGIVING GUESTS
Murphy, Mary Cronk, Alfreda and rolls will be provided. All
tian Faith."
NORTH
JASPER,
N.
Y.,
Nov.
28
Towsley, Elaine Grant, Viola Cal- members are expected to bring
—Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Dennis had
kins and Gertrude Drlscoll.
A table service and a dish to pass.
WESLEYAN METHODIST
as their guests on Thanksgiving
program, "Thanksgiving", by IsaTURKEY SUPPER
Rev. Calvin R. Stopp, Pastor
Day her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
belle Dyer; accordion music and
The annual turkey supper and John Stewart, his brothers and
Friday,. December 1
Every woman takes pride in her dlnbazaar of the WSCS will be held their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
nerware — whether she's a bride of a
7:30 p. m. special services with
Tuesday, December 5, in Hopper Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rev. Claude Ries Houghton speak- week or 50 years. See our gorgeous patCITATION
trns in pottery — and Chinaware — from
The People of the State of New Memorial hall. All knids of fancy Stewart all of Coopers, also the ing; also Saturday, Dec. 2; Sunday,
Starter Sets to Service for 12.
York, to all the heirs at law, known work, a parcel post sale and candy newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. John O. Dec. 3.
Hosiery, Lingerie and Many
or unknown, of Emegene Nivison will be on sale. Supper will be Dennis.
Sunday, December 3
Caaterline, and to Hon. Nathaniel served from 5:30 on.
12 PIECE STARTER SETS FOR 4
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
IN JASPER
Other Practical Gifts to
L. Goldstein, Attorney-General of
11:00 a. m. Worship service with
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Stephens,
35 PIECE SETS FOR 6
the State of New York.
Isaac Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Ries speaking.
Brighten Her Christmas.
53 PIECE SETS FOR
You are hereby cited to show
6:30 p. m. Young Peoples service.
Earl Hayes, Ellen and Loren of
cause before the Surrogate's Court
Also
children's
service.
this place, Mrs. Sara Lamson and
95 PIECE SET FOR
• HOSIERY
of Steuben County at the SurroWednesday, December 6
Mrs. Albe/ta Dibble and son,
VERNE
E.
DARLING
(Irregulars at Real Savings)
gate's Office in the Village of Bath,
7:30 p. m. Prayer service.
SOUTH HOWARD, N. Y., Nov. Stephen of Hornell spent Thanksin said County, on the 11th day of
• NIGHTGOWNS
giving
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
December, 1950, at ten o'clock in 28.—Verne E. Darling of Howard Clark Dennis in Jasper.
RAPTIST CHURCH
• HOUSEDRESSES
the forenoon of that day, why the died in the Bath Memorial hospital
Rev. George G. Upham, Pastoi
after
three
weeks'
illness,
at
tlje
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
Last Will and Testament of Eme^
We Give S&H Green Stamps.
Friday, December 1
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dennis^
gene Nivison Casterliae, late o | age of 68 years.
The Senior Philathea group will
Mrs.
Lottie
Dennis
and
Warren
Mr.
Darling
had
been
superin^
City of Hornell, Steuben County,
meet with Mrs. Myra Roe for a
New York, deceased, which relates tendent for the Julius Kayser Com "Dennis were Thanksgiving Day Chrismas party. 25c gifts will be
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayne
to both real and personal estate, pany in Walton for 25 years; trusexchanged.
and is hereby presented for proof tee and mayor of Walton village Marsh.
Sunday, December 3
RUFFALO GUESTS
by Benjamin C. OeWitt of the City for 10 years, and had served sev10:00
a .m. Church school. A
eral
years
as
a
member
of
the
WalMrs. Lucy VanSkiver entertained
of Hornell, New York, executor
The Finest Patterns — Community, the New Daffodil
"White
Christmas
Tree ceremonv
CANISTEO
MAIN ST.
- PAULINE J. WILCOX therein named, should not be ad- ton board of education. He was a her daughter and family, Mr. and will be observed. Gifts suitable for
member of Masonic Lodge No. 251 Mrs. Adrian Maxwell and daughter
mitted to probate.
Pattern Including Holloware, Rogers 1847,
the Upstate Baptist Orphanage at
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. and of the Royal Arch chapter of Buffalo over the Thanksgiving Oneonta, and the City Christian
Holmes and Edwards.
We have caused the seal of our there, and a member of Howard weekend. "*••
Centers are solicited. Please wrap
SATURDAY SHOWER
said Surrogate's Court to be here- and Pomona Granges. He had
made his home in Howard for the
On Saturday evening there will gifts in white paper, and mark for
unto affixed.
past eight years.
be
a shower at the Grange Hall girl or boy. Gifts of money will en(L. S.) WITNESS, Hon. GEORGE
able us to send gifts to their desSurvivors are his widow, Mrs. honoring the newlyweds, Mr. and tinations.
W. PRATT, Surrogate of the
Mrs.
John
O.
Dennis.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anna
M.
Darling;
two
daughters,
said County of Steuben, at
11:00 a. m. Worship service. Ser123 MAIN ST
HORNELL
PHONE 1091-J
Bath, the 30th day of Octo- Mrs. Arthur Blizzard of Bath and Dennis are both members of Ban- mon, "The Lord's Family."
A
ner
Grange.
Mrs. Clarke Ballantine of Hamden;
ber, 1950.
6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowships meeta brother, Rev. Roger Darling of
NO. JASPER PERSONALS
&/£&.;
(Signed)
ing.
San Jose, Calif.; and one grandMr. and Mrs. Harold Hilts and
HAROLD L. RICHARDSON,
family of Canisteo spent several
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. child.
Lewis Lodge of Howard held Ma- days last week visiting her parYour personal appearance is not
required unless you wish to oppose sonic services, Saturday evening, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nowal.—
in the funeral home. Funeral Miss Ellen Hayes spent the weekthe probate of this will.
To: All the heirs at law, known or services were held Sunday from end visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
unknown, of Emegene Nivison the McKee funeral home in Bath Sara Lamson, in Hornell.—Word
with Rev. Samul R. McKinstry has been received here that Sgt.
Casterline,
And to: Hon. Nathaniel L. Gold- officiating. Burial was in Rural Charles Allen on his "way to his air
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base in San Antonio, Texas, has bestein, Attorney-General of the State cemetery, Hornell.
come snow bound in Ohio. His car
Acting
pallbearers
were:
H.
P5
1941 OLDS 6 SEDANETTE
$495
of New York,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Hopkins, J. S. Fox, Clair Bennett, was stuck in the snow four times
1941 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN
9*96
the above citation is served up u n j Deyo Carroll, Guy Robbins and and finally was unable to proceed
1941 CHEVROLET 8-DOOR
. " . . . . . . . . . (496
at all. —Many hunters are being
you by publication in pursuance of | Louis R. Bennett.
1940 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR
9396
Town officials acted as honorary entertained in the homes of this
an order made by H^n. George W.
vicinity.—Sgt. Charles Allen and
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pallbearers.
Pratt, Steuben County Surrogate,
sister,
Miss Arlene spent Thanks1940 C H E V R O L E T Z-DOOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Darling would have
and entered in the Surrogate's ofgiving
with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
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fice of the County of Steuben on observed their 50th wedding anni1939 FORD Z-DOOR
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Dennis.—Mr. and Mrs. James Marthe
30th*
day
of
October,
1950.
versary
early
in
December.
1938 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR, CREAM PUFF
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latt, Marjorie, Jimmy, Darlene and
Dated: October 31, 1950.
WIND DAMAGE
1938 FORD Z-DOOR
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Grayca, Elmer Butler. Mr. and Mrs.
JOHN W. HOLLIS,
Some damage was reported from
O. B. Marlatt and Mr. and Mrs.
NEW LH.C. CUB TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT
$995
Attorney for Petitioner
the severe wind and rain, Friday
Office A Post Office Address night and Saturday. Older resi- Walter Marlatt, Jean, Walter Jr
and Phyllis sp^nt Thanksgiving a'
125 Main Street
dents claim it was the worst in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. TruHornell, J*ew York.
years. At the Charles Rose farm, man Burd of Olean. The Karne
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near Big Creek, the roof was family were unable to be present
on account of whooping cough.—
Mrs. Eldred Walrath and daughter
Rose Marie, of Jasper, visited her
When you're faced with the kind of
of the Fire and Police Departments, the
mother, Mrs. Elma Allen, on
j
Thanksgiving.
Mrs.
Mary
Church
(
Your Willys Dealer
damage the wind did over the week end,
Public Service Men and the State Agenspent Saturd«v and Sunday with
TELEPHONE 9-Y-3
JASPER, N. Y.
her mother.—Mr. and Mrs. Leland
you've really got a job.
cies who pitched in to clear away the
Dennis and Mrs. Lottie Dennis attended the funeral rites of the late
damage in record time. Our thanks, also,
Rev. Frank Blish, pastor of the
AU
the
emergency
work
is
cleaned
up
Jasper M. E. Church, on Sunday.—
to our neighbors who gave our employees
Mr, and Mrs. George Dobbs and
now.
Most
homes
without
electricity
have
VttMBfft
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stuart snent
a helping hand where they could.
Thanksgiving at the home of Everit again — thanks to skilled service crews
ett Holmes in Troupsburg.—MM.
R, J. Sherwood of Northrup Hill
who worked without rest to make reWe're grateful to our customers for
?pent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
O, B. Marlatt.
pairs.
bearing with us during the emergency.
Churches
Woodhull Department
Shibley's
Tide
Sugar
2 1 . 57c
5 lbs. 49c
Sauerkraut 2 lge. 25c
Milk
4 cans 49c
Hamburg
lb. 59
pt. 79c
Bacon Squares lb. 39c
Sliced Bacon lb. 59,
Mild Cheese
lb. 59
Toy
Headquarters
DINNERWARE SILVERWARE
North Jasper
make the prettiest
And for Her
South
SILVERWARE
The Fashion Shoppe
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
It was a tough job — one we couldn't
A public hearing will be held on
December 4, 1960, at 11:00 a. m„ In
the Civil Service Office, 30 E. Steuben St., Bath, N. Y., for the purpose of amending the Civil Service
Rules in regard to veterans' credits
in accordance with amendments to
the Stale Constitution and Section
21 of the Civil Service Law.
The full text of the above amend| ments is available for inspection at
the office of the Steuben County
Civil Service Commission at Bath
% Y\, from 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m
STEUBEN COUNTY CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION
Attest: Dorothy Miller
Secretary
Dated: November 27, 1960.
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