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MARVIN L. BUSSYRegular Repnblican Nominee

for Uie Office of

Superintaident of Highways

Town of Middletown

Your support a t the Election on Nov. 6 will be appreciated.

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I Fleischmanns

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N. Y.Phone 872

The Week in RoxbuiyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Broome, returned Sunday to her home at

and Miss Lulua Mae Ploutz of New Woodstock. Mr. and 'Mrs. Scarborough spent the weekend a t George Pluss, Mrs. Myrtie <!Siap- their hrane here. man and Mrs. Lena Clark of New

Femme.Hurst and husband, J. L. jj^ jj home.Danielson, and Miss Evelyn Shan-* Mrs. George Francis of Oneonta

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frecne’s Flower ShopPhone 50 Fleischnuuins, N. Y.

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T H E A T R EMargaretville

Two showings each night in the week; the first starting a t 7 o’clock, the second a t 9 o’clock or very soon thereafter. Matinee op Saturdays a t 2:30.

Frlday-Satorday Oct. 19-20

‘ y a h y Scout”(In Color)

Rod Cameron - Audrey Long—^plus—

“The Iron Man” 'Jeff Chandler • Eveljm Keyes

Simday Monday Taesday* Oct. 21-22-28

“PaiDling the floods With Sunshine”

(Color by Tedmicolor) D m nis Morgan - 'Virginia Bfayo

Wednesday ThursdayOct. 24-2S ■ .

TIieSecretofConvidLakeOlenn Ford - Gene llem ey

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"SkipaloDg Rosenblooni’’Maxle Rosenbloom - Max Baer

Frlday-Satorday ' Oct. 26-27

‘Little Big Horn”John Ireland Lloyd Bridges

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“Savage Drums”The Jangle’s Own 8 ABU

ley,-a noted designer, of New York spent the weekend a t the Roxbury hotel.

Mrs. Cornelius H. Ploutz re ­turned Monday fyom visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold Greene, a t Yonkers.

Mrs. Allie Knox and Ernest Knox of Downsville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baker.

Nine guests from New York city spent the weekend a t the C rj^ tal Springs fann of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hewitt.

Miss Marian Numann, student a t Oneonta State Teachers col­lege, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nu- maon.

Sold Food a t AuctionMrs. Omar J. Griffin, Mrs. Gran­

ville Townsend and i daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Hanford Hull, Mrs. William Mattice, 'Mrs. George Ennist, Mrs. Elton L ^ u e , Mrs. Katherine Scudder and Mrs. HenryC. Morse of the WSCS' sold re- fresfhments a t the auction of Archie Fairiiaim a t Dry Brogk Saturday. Between $40 and $45 was made.Attends Eastern S tar Convention

Mrs. Leland C raft attended the 82nd annual convention of the

j Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern S tar a t the Hotel Astor in New York city from Tuesday to Thursday. She is m atron of the Coeur de Lion chap­te r in Roxbury; Friday evenihg Mrs. C raft gave a short report at the Coeur de Lion S tar chapter meeting. She will give a more detailed report a t the next meet­ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cantwell and children, Jane and James,"of Syracuse spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M artin G. Cantwell.

Mrs. Allison Androvett of Tot- tenville, Staten Island, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Underwood.

Mr. and Mrs. W. ^H. Algier and son, Charles, are spending a few days in New York city.

Miss Flora DeForth of St. Paul, Minn., spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. Mervyn pL Ballard.

Takm S i^ to ilyMrs. Reed

«uddply ^ Saturday «n S^£biy was gar^tville hospital by She was slightly night.

Death of CousinMrs. James Holcomb has re­

ceived word of the ?udden death of her cousin, Mrs. Ernest Leal, a t Delhi Saturday night.

! Celebrate Wedding AiM versaryMr. and Mrs. Hans Boening of

Franklin spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoag, to help them

, celebrate their sixth wedding anni- j versary. Mrs. Hoag’s other niece,; Mrs. H&rry Jordan, spent Satur-• day w ith the Hoags, and they also had a congratulatory phone call

from Mrs. Hoag’s brother-in-law ! and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. ^Penney of Jackson Heights.!= Mr. and Mrs. H arry Fisk and ' children, Carol, Dorothy and Cheryl, of Bayside, L. I., spent the Columbus day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Baumbach. Mrs.

, B. Stinner, who had spent a week a t the Baumbach home, accompa-

I nied them to their home in the j Bronx.I Mr. and Mrs. Vere Giffin of ■Levittown, L. I., spent Sunday iw ith Mr. and Mrs, Robert Giffin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giffin and

I son, , Larry, accompanied them j home for a week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Orban and■ children, Kathleen and John, of Garden City, L. ff., spent the Columbus weekend a t their Rox-

ibury home.I Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W alcutt have returned to their home a t Maplewood, N. J., after the sum­mer a t their country home here.

' Mrs. Roscoe H arris and great­grandchildren, Wayne and Lor-

, raine Murray, have returned to ’ their home in Rochelle P ark after I a visit with Mrs. H arris brother and i^ster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter German. Mr. and Mrs. Mel­vin' German accompanied them home.

Mrs. Joseph Cortese of-Oneonta spent the weekend w ith her par­ents, Mr.' and Mrs. H arry Gockel.

Miss Susan Root spent the weekend with Miss Donna Saxon.

I Mrs. Leona Snyder is vi^ting Mrs. Nellie McIntosh. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B artram have re­turned to their home^ in Cones- ville for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Price and daughter, Bonnie, and Miss Billie Weddingfeld of Smithtown Branch, L. I., spent the Columbus week­end w ith Mr. and Mrs. Archie E. Jones. W arner Rulau of Miller Place, L. L, was also a guest. Mr. Rulau hfis also been spending the week w kh Misses Zena and Ama Travis a t Welcome Rest farm.

Mrs. Hanford Hull, who hsis been visiting her sister,' Mrs. Gnmville Townsend, and daughter,

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and nephew, James B. Shutts of Silver Springs, Md., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas.

Mr. and Mrs. William Graham and children, Dorothy and Con­stance, motored to Germzmtown Sunday.

Mrs. Dorothy Holbrooke and ‘'daughter, Donna, of F ort i^dward spent the weekend > with her mother, Mrs. Melvin Ruteshouser.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry ,L. White will move to their house bn Main street from Bridge street. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. White will occupy the Bridge street home.

Mrs. Bessie M cjntyre of Hamil­ton, Rebekah assembly president, and Mrs. Dorothy Ross of Yonkers called Friday afternoon on Mrs. Irving /H. Tyler, Rebekah district deputy of Delaware district. Mrs^ McIntyre had just visited the Rebekah lodge a t Livingston Manor and was on her way tq Central Bridge.

John and Joseph Carr and Le- Roy Beesmer spent the weekend in New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bertino Jr. qf Floral Park, L. I., and Carl Scherrer of New York spent the weekend in Roxbury.

Mrs. Sheldon J. Griffin is a patient a t the M argaretville hos­pital.

Mr. and Mrs. Henri Billharz and children, Jeanette and Robert, of Elm hurst spent the weekend at their Roxbury home.

BOWLING 11Organization LJeagae

Team standings: W LB u ssys_____ ____ ____ 17 3Tuttles —------------------ 15 5Masons -----------;--------- 12 8L eg io n ---------------------- 12 8Whitney’s G arage----- - 8 12Inn B etw een_________ 8 12Todd’s G arage------------ g 14Halcott R a m s________ 2 18

High team triples: M ^ n s , 2585; Bussys, 2485. High team singles: Bussys, 884; Masons, 881. ' Five high individual triples: E.

’Traver, 579- H. Garrison, 566; F. Logwin, 5 ^ ; L. Kelly* 515; E. Maxim, 512.

200 games: H. Garrison, 210; L. Kelly, 204; E. ’Traver, 201.

Sobnrban League Team sttmdings:

Sunny Acres F & F____

w Le 14 6

12 812 812 811 98 128 123 17

High team triples: Dry Brook, 2409; M argaretville Furniture, 2360. High team singles: Lfry Brook, 880; WUbur Electric, 853.

Five high ind iv id i^ triples: D. Faulkner, 609; F . Logwin, 565; S. Aitken, 546; H. Garrison, 544; S. Bussy, 526.

200 games: D. Faulkner, 238, 203; F. Logwin, 215; S. Bussy, 207; H. Garrison, 202.

KELLY CORNERS1

By Mrs. Ralph Felter

Kelly Comers, Oct. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burley of B>ir- lington, N. J., were W ednes^y guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Finch.

Mrs. Donald Neff and children of Highland were guests of Mrs. Robert Hoy on Monday.

George Sloat of Caramel spent Tuesday evening visiting his cousin, Mrs. W. Grant Kelly.

Mrs. 'S tella McEwen, daughter, Mrs. Jam es Stoiitenburgh, and Mrs. Carrie Morse ,visited Mrs. Susie B utler « t Dunraven Thurs­day.

Aveiy £;pent f^Hdf^

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin iMdEXiren and family and his mother, Mrs.. Mary McEwen, of Albany were Sunday guests of »^r. and Mrs. Donald Stoutenburgh.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grant and family were Sunday guests of theu- psirents in Sidney.

Mrs. Loren Shultis and sons of Huntirigton, L. I., spent the week­end with relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F elter of Livingston Manor ■ were Sunday guests of Ralph Felter and family.

Home Bureau MeetsThe Margaretville Sr. Home

Bureau m et Thursday a t * the American Legion home with Mrs. John Gosper of Walton as leader. A style talk was held which was interesting. The atemoon was devoted to millinery remodeling, reblocking and retrimming. Sev­eral new ones were made. Twenty members were present and two visitors.

Women’s LeagueOfficers of the Women’s Bowl­

ing league for the current season' are: President, Jean Leyden; vice-1 president, Kathleen Barber; secre­tary, M artha Ponemon; treasurer. Midge Mead; S. of A., Joan Bouton. I

Team captains are listed as follows: Mary Todd, Ruth Dick-: man, Betty Veit, Joan Bouton, Beatrice Finch, Jackie Robinson, Nedra Griffin, Doris Tuttle.

Scores for week of Oct. 9:High team trip les: Fleisch­

manns, 2542; Ark-Villa, 2505. High ' team singles: Ark-Villa, 878; Fleischmanns, 864. Figures in­clude handicap.

I High individual triples: Dorothy Sanford, 459; A rral Morgan, 452; Frieda Bellows, 448; Mary Kelly, 445; Kathleen Barber, 444. I

High individual singles: D orris' Gavette, 172; A rral Morgan, 167; i Mary Kelly, 165; Frieda Bellows, i 162; M artha Ponemon, 159.

Looks Like Magazine Picture

Roxbury, Oct. 15. — A turkey supper will be served a t the Meth­odist jchlirch Oct. 23. I t is the first event to be held in the church since the basement was entirely redecorated.

The basement now has a beauti­ful floor of asphalt tile in brown s q u ^ s , and the woodwork is light Wue with a cream ceiling. ’The furniture has be«i painted light blue, 'th e kitchen is pale lavender and cream for contrast.

The renovation is a fine example of teamwork, as everyone worked together to do the painting, floors, etc. ’Hie effect is as beautiful as a magazine picture, and the Methodists are all very proud of their church.

I By M r^ Mt^thilde Smltti

Phoenicia, Oct. 15.—Miss Eliza­beth Conway of New York city is visiting her brotiier and sister? in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George. Cra- way.

Miss G ertrude ^ v a i ir and- Mnt. had

and Mrs.* P red H. Voss In Wood­land on Sunday. Gertirude and

“Mrs. Smith arrived on ’Thursday for the weekend.

j Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Charles Quinn and Mrs. Eugene Gormley were in Albany for a few days last

j week visiting Mrs. John Moehle.* Mrs. H arry Gassoo and daugh­ter, Marian, of Marlboro were

I weekend -guests a t the home of I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gassoo.

J Mrs. ,Mary Lynch of New York occupied her ap£U*tment over the holiday weekend.

Attended Hospital DinnerDr. F. H. Voss, George Fitch-

ner, Mrs. W alter Smith, Mrs. Vin­cent Somerville, Miss Frances Hill and Miss Jeem Jansen and William Malloy attendd the dinner in Kingston for the Benedictine hos­pital drive. ‘ /

Mr. and Mrs. Fong Chang spent the weekend with Mrs. Effie Wright.

Served a Turkey DinnerTo celebrate her birthday on

Saturday, Oct. 13, Mrs. William Haskell served a turkey dinner to many friends, n iose attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. George Grey of Glenford, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Buntz emd family of Hempstead, L, I., Mrs. Mary Donovem of New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Smith and daughter, Dianne, are occupy­ing the apartm ent vjicated by Mr. and Mrs. Samuels.

Attend Sprtaigfield WeddingMr. and Mrs. Frank Hanigan

and son, Robert, attended the wed­ding of Frank’s brother in Spring­field, Mass., last Sunday.

Ajrest of 15-Year-Old Solves Store Burglaries

Phoemcia, Oct. 13;—A 15-year- old boy was arrested Friday night in Gordon’s Pharmacy by Cpl. Ray Dunn of the state police and Constable Marshall Yerry ^ d will be given a hearing in children’s court. ,

*rhe boy was arrested when he entered the store after closing hours through an unlocked door in an unused back room. Con­stable Yerry wasi hidden in the store and Cpl. Dunn waited nearby after the proprietor had informed state police tlia t he had found the doofT unlocked (m several previousoccasions.

Cpl. Dunn said the boy had ad­m itted entering the store several times before and had taken be­tween, $25 and $30.

ARENA

Arena, Oct. 16.—^Mr. and Mrs. Harley Miner returned to Kings­ton on Sunday after spending two weeks here. ' -

Mr. emd Mrs. Clarence Carl of East Schodak were weekend guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanford.

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. W ebster of Allaben were in Arena on Satur­day afternoon.

Ernest Hall has been engaged the p ^ t week by giving the Arena grocery store a fresh coat of paint. I

and Mrs. Thomas Hare and Peiry Thomas are pikinting their residence.

I t was a PleasoBt Evening Twenty friends of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley SidtHwicz gathered a t their home last Saturday evening fot a surprise birthday party for “Stan.” > Sociability anh refresh­ments made it a very pleasant evening. .

WALTER L TERRY• _

Your Republican Candidate

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