1. education
2. school

G O I O G T O N
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T I M E S - I N D E X
—When were the wagon wheels
COOK DISTRICT
AT COHOCTON
WALLACE
greased last?
iir. and Mrs. William Gibson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calkins of
— U s e an ordinary egg beater to
Sunday
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmlra were week end guests of Mrs. Kate Briglin were
keep the scum oft cocoa.
guests of L. R. Johnson and family.
F. I. Stulti, Paster
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Russell.
—Clarence F. Jenks visited friends
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Northrop of
The services at the church for the
Mrs. Floyd Tlerney and son Earl
A
In Dansvllle over Sunday.
week of June 22nd, and Including spent Friday at the home of Henry Prattsburgh visited her people Mr.
—Mrs. M. E. Weld of Cresco, Pa.,
and Mrs. Jesse Chapman Sunday.
St. John and family at Bath.
^«v »as Father's Day. was a guest of friends In town, Sunday, June 28th:
Fred Gay and family were in ElMiss
Mary
Noel
Bowen
of
RochRegular
prayer
service
at
the
{ied^left
Moaday Monday.
usual hour, studying the 17th psalm. ester spent a few days of last week mira Sunday to see their daughter
— A . M. Smith of Elmlra visited
Mrs. Henry Hayes and family.
hlo.
M r s . L o r l s 8 D. Parmenter and other old friends Find the "Three Awakenings, 81eep, with her uncle Z. C. Bowen and wife.
aBd
to Mr.
Ervle Polmanteer and Leo F o x
Lloyd Wilkinson of Wayland spent
Trouble and Death."
25
a
June 19, 1 9 last Friday.
Friday.
Regular services on Sunday, June Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Frank were in Bath Sunday.
—Some men think they need more 28th.
Mrs.
Herman Schwingel
and
Mattoon.
-ndwich m a t e s .a p l e a s - capital when all they really need is
daughter Edna spent Friday afterIclub
Mrs.
Victor
Rynders
and
three
Preaching
at
10.30.
Subject,
0 u the regular S u n d a y
more ingenuity.
"Great Little Word Text, 'We Are* ". sons of Skaneateles, are visiting with noon with Mrs. William Gibson and
but"1
—Aunt Ada's Axioms: The pleasher parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Kate Briglin.
Sunday School as usual.
;'eevcr calls you by ant child is usually the reflection of
Miss Hilda Simons spent a few
VanWormer.
Evening
service
at
the
usual
hour.
name there's something a pleasant home.
Miss Margaret Neu of Wayland, days last week with her aunt Mrs. is a good investment in comSong service of profit and interest.
—Some rush to the ends of the
Sermon,
subject, "I've
Tried spent Sunday at the home of Chas. Alice Briggs at Ingleside.
*V°G,'stantoB of Mt. Mor- earth for,happiness; others find it In
Harvey Graves and family of fort, health.
Them
All,"
an
advertisement
sub- McManus. *•,,
villi her son Mrs. back-yard gardening.
Sunday
Mrs. Gervin Mattoon called on her Ingleside were pleasant Sunday afject, given a religious setting.
A swing takes the place of
— A . . C . Oliver is having his resiStanton.
ternoon callers of Miss Lena Johngrandmother
Mrs.
Florence
Stephens
The
pastor
will
preach
at
both
and tires get
three chairs and can be used
dence newly painted. Lyon & Neu-' services and cordially invites all the Sunday.
son and brothers.
Uomobiles
will go to fang are doing the work.
ieap€r noboby
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Clark
of
E
l
m
on a sleeping porch as a bed.
Mrs. Henry Reynolds attended
unchurched, visitors and others withSaturday^.
—One of the biggest
dividends out a church home to worship with commencement exercises held at bois and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hunter
Hose Crouch of Cohocton, paid by the garden is In good health us.
Prices $ 1 2 . 0 0 up.
of Italy Hill were Bunday guests of
Geneseo last week.
t e B t 0 f her son Clifford and to the person who does the gardentheir
sister
Mrs.
Dwight
Graves
and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stevens and
ing.
LNaples News.
son Wilton of Avoca called at the family Mr. and Mrs. Victor N i m s
Zlon United Lutheran Church
—Train up a child in the way h e
and daughter of Prattsburgh took
and Mrs. Krutziky attended
home of Bert Maynard, Sunday.
Rev. Paul G. Krutzky, Pastor
.Sunday
dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Lena
and
Joseph
Mattoon
of
Fre|„ond Jubilee of S t . John's should go, and when he Is old, he
English services at 10.30 a. m.
will not depart from It.—Proverbs
Raymond
Dillenbeck,
•t potter, Sonday.
mont
aTe
visiting
their
grandmother,
(Sunday School at 11.30 a. m.
J d o r e A. Zeh of P i t t s b u r g . 22-6.
Mrs.
Emma
Cragg.
Monthly meeting of Ladles' Aid
jt week with h i s p a r e n t s
— T h e gardner trims back the Society at home of Mrs. George MehWilliam Bowen is spending the
I jjra William Z e h .
rose trees to Improve the blooms; lenbacher, Thursday, July 2nd.
week in Rochester, the guests of his
we are given our trimmings for a
and Mrs. B. F. Edmunds
Strangers and visitors cordially uncle Glenn Bowen and wife.
A T T H E PALACE, LOON LAKE
titer of Pittsburgh, visited similar reason.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an Ice
welcome at all services.
Mrs. A. H: Oliver, Sunday.
J
J
I
OVl Afternoon and
— R e v . W. T. H. Bayford and
cream social at the home of Mrs. f i r
Thursday Club will be <en- family leave Wednesday, June 24,
Frank
French,
Wednesday
evening,
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
at the home ol Mrs. Frank for New York City enroute for EngJuly 1st. Remember the date.
Rev. Paul T. Rohde, Pastor
25 of the G R E A T E S T L I T T L E E N
loureday afternoon of this land.—Naples News. •
Mrs. Horace Dygert Is now gain- On a Picnic Party.
English service at I'D a. m. Ob—Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubert Stanton
ing, which her many friends are glad T E R T A I N E R S , out for a Holiday.
Playing at T H E
Florence Weber and "Miss are visiting In Buffalo this week at servance of Children's Day. Special to know.
.
spent the the home of Mrs. Stanton's brother, program by the Sunday School and
S H A T T U C K , H O R N E L L , T H U R S . , F R I and S A T ' Y .
0f Syracuse
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Willard
Mattoon
and
choir.
& with the formers parents Mr. Donald MacMurray.
Adult Bible Class Friday a t eight children of Fremont spent Sunday
|jfayland Register.
— R o m a i n e Phillips left the emwith Mrs. Emma Cragg.
Augusta Schulthelss and ploy of the Gunlock ChalT Factory o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Mary Smith has returned
Bible School for children, SaturCarl spent Saturday night at Wayland and Is employed at t h e
home.
iday with their l i s t e r Mfess factory of the N e w T o r * Canners, day morning at eight o'clock.
The threshing of peas has begun
DANCING—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Rehearsal of Children's Day proiultheiss in Rochester,
in this place.
at
our viner. They started Tuesday.
gram
Saturday
at
nine
a.
m.
Nights. Murray Driscoll and his orfid Mrs. Chartes, P . ;Schr
— A m o n g the sales of new cars in
John Benson and family are enMeeting
of
Ladies'
Aid
Society,
\i daughter Nettle attended Steuben County reported at County
chestra all this week.
tertaining her mother and sister of
leral of James E. Cchwarzen- Clerk's office the past week we note Thursday afternoon, July 2.
Elmlra.
SKATING—Every Afternoon and on Monday, WedHornell, Sunday afternoon.
the following: Charles A. B u s h of
Mrs. Mark Drum and Mrs. Leo
nesday and Friday Evenings.
kd W. Fronk Is administra- North Cohocton.
Presbyterian Church
Clark are spending , a few days in
•he ?5,000 personal property
Rev.
J.
Hubert
Stanton,
Pastor
Rochester.
—Coat hangers are great space
10.30 a. m., Morning Worship.
|geW. Fronk of the town of \kavera'on
rainy'washdays' Put'the
DC
DCZJ C
Mrs. Ida Larkin of Cohocton,
3C
JC
11.45 a. m., Sunday School.
Three sons and a daugh- wet clothes on the hangers and the
was a caller In this place Monday.
7.30 p. m., Evening Worship.
e Intestate, share equally in capacity of your Indoor clothes line
Mrs. Charles Nicholson and son
A
large congregation filled the spent Thursday with her mother,
iritance.
will be almost doubled.
church for the Baccalaureate ser- Mrs. Florence Stephens.
,e following letters . remain
BY BUYING R E G U L A R L Y A T T H E
—Jtev. and Mrs. W. T. H. BayFollowfor at the Cohocton Post ford had as a w e e k end guest F. F. vice last Sunday evening.
June 22, 1925.
I the week ending June 20, Lewis of Wheeler, and aTe now en- ing the sermon the diplomas were
follows: Mr. E. H. Cugler, tertaining Mrs. W . D. Stanton of Co- awarded to the graduates by Mr. Rex
FLOOR SURFACING
the president uf the Board of Eduf M. Sanderson, Edw. S. hccton.—Naples Record.
I
have
Installed a new floor surcation
Mary Dryden. j s e s j |
—Prof. E. A. Lewis of Haverling
facing
machine—American
UniverERVICE
The pastor exepects to attend the
'ONFIDENCE IRILNDSHIP, A
Jlo fans will be glad to High School of Bath, was presented
sal
with
Delco
electric
unit—and
am
Emory B. Randolph of with a purse of gold as a token of State C. E. Convention in Buffalo on
prepared to resurface new or old
ik, a former Cohocton boy, appreciation by the pupils of High Friday and Saturday of this week.
For prices and particulars,
PRICES GUARANTEED
UNTIL JUNE
27th
There will be no Prayer Meeting floors.
tost over W.J.Z. next Sun- School and the grades, at the close of
call
or
write
this week or choir rehearsal.
ftrnoon at 3.30 and 4 o'clock, school last week.
Albert Lang,
It might be well to bear in mind
Dansville, Wayland, Avoca and Cohocton, N. Y.
and hear him sing.
— T h e P e n n Yan Gas Light Comd46tf
75
Franklin St., Dansvllle
Snior Annual of Wayland -pany, one of P e n n Tan's oldest busi- on extremely warm Sundays that our
Jhool has been completed and nesses has been sold to the N e w church usually averages 20 degrees
Give Them Home Made
—Try an ad., in the Times-Index
on sale. The publication is York Central Electric Corporation. below t h e street a n d several degrees
and Increase your business.
Bfl to Mrs. Guinnip, a member The Gas 'Light Company h a v e been below t h e average home.
!actilty, and who was a t one In bulness for 65 years.
INGLESIDE
•teacher in Cohocton THlgh
.~-Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
9f
They are easier to make, look better,
Not
a
few
tdok in Old Home Day
Allen of Canandaigua, June 19th,
Sunday.
M\ T. Jennings, editor <ot twins, a boy and girl. Congratula- at Italy-Naples Church
taste "better, and cost less when made with
Jngston Republican, a weekly tions. Mrs. Allen will be remember- There was gathering of about 2 0 0 .
FOR H O T W E A T H E R Two ministers were present at the
published at Geneseo, ed as Miss Anna Sick, formerly of
—Porch Shades
Baptist service Sunday. It was an
brother, Bryan T. Jennings, this i>lace.
—Nantuckets
Geneseo, each have fallen
— T h e N e w York Canners started all day meeting.
Y. P. S. C. E. business meeting at
Jbout ^30,000 by the terms the season's pack of peas yesterday.
—Sreen Doors
Boil One Minute—It Never Fails.
mother's will.—Rochester They expect a big run of peas -and the parsonage Friday evening.
—Thermos Bottles
The Drake reunion was held Sation.
the factory will be a busy place from
PAN F I R E D and B A S K E T F I R E D T E A 3 grades
and Mrs. Salem Marsh of now until the season closes.
—Refrigerators
Ray urday at the home of Elmer Wells,
with about 100 present. After a fine
mer residents of Wayland Peacock is superintendent.
—Oil Stoves
dinner the following officers were
for a few days after hav—'Ray Drum, while standing on
Pres., S. E. Drake; vice
—Window Screens
t the winter In Florida. the sidewalk at the corner of Maple elected:
president,
F.
Tuttle; secretary, L.
M to return to Florida in avenue and North Main street, MonYou can't beat our quality at these prices. If you
—Camp Stoves, Etc.
Mte where Mr. Marsh has day noon, was struck by a passing Wells; treasurer, Alta Butts. Next
want the best, try our 68c a lb. Tea. It only costs
contracts in the building car and hurled through the window meeting at Maynard Butts' in one Peck-Lookup
Hardware Co*
J
year.
a little more per cup but it satisfies.
^^^
ayla-nd Register.
of the Plctureland Theatre. iHe was
Horace Durand of Ruramerfield, Cohocton
hort letter received from badly cut afbout the hands and face.
der of Long Beach, Calif., The car was from Massachusetts and Pa., was with D. M. Vail, Sunday at
the Baptist meeting.
are all •well out here operated by two ladleB.
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The Fourth will be observed by
DUZ is unique among soap powders, because It is
Jig. See by the Times-Index
\2?
—One of t h e
most
significant the sale of ice cream, etc., at the
\L-VSS
People are goring to have an
so powerful in its cleansing properties, and it is so
meetings ever h e l d in SteubenCounty halL All are urged to be present.
v, • * ¥ & . «
celebration t h e Fourth.
will
be
held
to
the
Presbyterian
1
At the regular meeting of the
mild that it affects the skin no more than a toilet
mind Wing back for the
Church at Bath next Sunday, June 'Ingleside Grange to be held SaturThe weather here has been
soap does. They say " D U Z does i t , " because DUZ
28th, a t three p. m. At this meet- day evening June 27,the lecturer's
«ry day the same."
ing will be formed a permanent or- hour will be given over to speakers
does do it I
Sunday afternoon while the
ganization of the Council of Churches from the New York State AgriculSmall pkg. 1 (\^
Large pkg.
"eat was its height the briclf
of Steubem County. Two laymen and ture School at Alfred, who will give
1
at the entrance t o Maiden
the minister of each church will com- a lantern slide talk. All Grangers
* Main street bulged about
pose this Council a n d its purpose are urged to be present
ws. On Monday morning
will be better co-operation and unity
I()
June 22, 1925.
Pped back some.
Many
of
the chUTch forces.
hat an explosion might take
Sift top tins, each
15c
a lb. 47C
—-Cohocton High
won the ball
tte
A BIG CUT ON EVERY ITEM
Pressure became too
Always Fresh
Most for your money.
game with Geneseo Saturday last,
Many truck loads of clean, fresh
^n Yan Express.
by a score of 7 to 4.
Shanley, goods for every need have been
Clifton Springs Press reMed. Size
corkscrew artist for Geneseo, held brought to Naples during the past
«tory that a sitting hen
California
Cohocton without a run until the week for Dollar Day, Saturday,
to Frank Haubner, of that
seventh Inning, when they found June 27th, 1925.
d9
Memorial Day left her nest
him for three and four more in the
after spending two week*
If ever there was a big moneighth.
" H o p " Wlttig was in fine
NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS OF
'"Brteen eggs,
Assuming
form and Genesee's hits were scatey's worth, Victrola No. 1-1
W(
DOGS
*e spoiled, Mr. Haubner
tered. T h e y made four runs In the
8
All
Dog
Licenses
expire
June
30th
h«ch in the loft of his
is it! This is the most comName
nine Innings, and many of them were and a renewal Is necessary on or beIWeefe later, hearing some
pact
little
Victrola
ever
made;
retired because they pounded away fore July 31st. If you have disposed
1
ir,v c g ti g a t e d and found
at Hop's phantoms and didn't hit.
ae
of your dog before that time be sure but in true Victrola fashion,
Address
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at had hatched all but
and notify the clerk, as otherwise it
«• fourteen eggs.—Naples
NAPLES DOLLAR DAY, SATURDAY may be necessary to impose the pen- it brings into your home every
Bring this coupon and Buy $1.00 worth of Groceries
alty required by law.
J U N E 27TH, 1025
bit
of
entertainment
in
the
big
and get
' J * B- Pratt, son of Mr.
Every household need may be
License Fees are as follows:
repertoire
of
Victor
Records
"• v - Pratt of this village,
purchased at a reduced price at
Male Dog, $2.25
the one thousand and
by great artists.
Naples on Dollar Day.
d9
Female Dog, $5.25
mdaates receiving deSpayed
Female
Dog,
$2.26
m
Cornell University at the
Offer good until 9 P . M. June 27, 1925.
All payable to Mrs. Emma Searl, The instrument is in rich manth
"Last evening, sir, I distinctly saw
annual commencement
Deputy
Town
Clerk.
hogany
finish,
will
play
any
my daughter sitting in your lap.
abating i n the'arts and
L. D. Tripp,
BIG DISPLAY O F
What explanation have you to make?
e
Victor Record and lists to sell
" was a member of the
d7-8
Town Clerk
"I got here early, sir, before the
pha
fraternity, of the
at only Fifteen Dollars, a
others.";—Exchange.
Then
—
D
o
yon
want
fist)
price within reach of every7 a r a member of the
leave your order for
next
job
of
1
We buy many carloads of Watermelons, Potatoes,
—Do
" want tho * • * •
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J;* - Mr. and Mrs. Pratt
printing a t the
Print body.
s
leave
your
ardor
tor
your
n
«
t
job
of
graduation.
Vincent
a
Etc. direct from the growers. We will save you
shop at OoBoexet
*n f ^ . and M » . John printing a t » • T l i M i l p i W Frtmt
money. Home grown berries at theirl>est.
Shop at Oohoeton.
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ftlso
ln°t
» wai
The Tlmee-Jaaex M a t
3C
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—Pay your tubocriptloab
LNEWS
A Porch Swing
T. S. Crosby & Son
Cohocton
See Irving s Imperial Midget?
Wednesday, June Z4
Evening
~LOON
LAKE
THE PALACE,
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Make Your Dollars STRETCHfi
ASH I^OOD STORES
a
JAMS and JELLIES
Suggestions
CERTO, a bottle 29c
TEA
53c 60c 68c a lb.
DUZ
$?s
10c.
C F S Coffee
This Summer a
VICTROLA
for $15
23c
C F S Spices
Prunes
2 lbs. for 25c
Worth Money COUPON
5 lbs. of Sugar for 15c
D
Fruits and Vegetables
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Cohocton,
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Thomas M. Tryniski
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