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Page Twro OATHKnj; MOUNTAIN NEWS Friday, August 6. 1943 Ingve Gundal of Yonkeis was .4 a weekend guest of Miss Martha SfBe. Abe Green of New York dty snt the weekend with his family town. » Mrs. Henry T. HiU of Rochester visiting at the home of her son, R. G. HilL ^ Mrs. Harry"* Funari spent Wednesday in Oneonta, having her eyes fitted. Mrs. Walter I^Jliott of Marathon spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ives. Miss Ann Edie of Yonkers was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Edie. Mrs. Howard Crabtree of Ithaca is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ives. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davidson were at Sidney Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. Addie Davidson. Miss Edith Hake of Harrisburg, Pa., is spending a week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles TheaL Mrs. C. C. Faulkner of Schenec- tady was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davidson. Miss Virginia Gerstl, who has been spending two weeks at her home in town, returned to her duties at Sidney Sunday. Mrs. Embree Johnson and daughter, Margaret, returned to their home Sunday after spending a week at Budd Lake, N. J. Mrs. Richard Gavette, who is employed at Sidney, is spending a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Delameter. Miss Mary McCadden returned to her home Saturday after spend- ing a week with her cousin, Mrs. George Haight, at Pleasant\^e. Mrs. Eva Winter of Franklin visited friends in town the first of the week and attended the wed- ding of Miss Margaret Reed to Pvt. John Dryden. Howard Gavette, " biIio is em- ployed at Buffalo, spent the week- end with his family in town. Mrs. Clarke of Buffalo was a l s ^ week- end guest at the Gavettefhome. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kom of Jackson Heights, L. I., spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Clara Kom. Mrs. Kom remained here for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Faulkner and children returned to their home at Schenectady Wednesday. ' They were called here by the death of her brother-in-law, Ed- ward Cantwell. Mrs. J. M. Gillan retumed to her home in New York dty Tues- day after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Dewey Bell, and hrar mother, Mrs. P. F. Schaefer, who is ill. Miss Carolyn Edie of Yonkers is spending the week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Edie, at their summer home here. Miss Eleanor Upton of Yonkers accom- panied her here for the weekend. Mrs. Humphrey Jones, who has been spending the past week at the hojne of her sister, Mrs. A. C. Fenton, retumed to her home at Kingston Monday. Mrs. Philip Derringer, who has been spending somp time with her daughter, re- tumed to Kingston with her. Dickie Place, scm of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Place of Guilford who underwent an operation for hemia at the Margaretville hospital re- cently, was discharged Sunday and retumed to the home of h^ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Place. His mother is staying with him. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Widdiam and Walter Merritt are spending two weeks at Lake Luzeme. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chainyk and two children of Albany spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yerry. Miss Ruth Cross, who is em- ployed at Wassaic State school at Wassaic, is sjpending a few days at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Banks and friend of Kingston spent the weekend at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Batringer. Mrs. Donald Baker and son, Donny, of Kenmore are spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Merz and son of Newark are spending some time in town. Mr. Merz will man- age the cauliflower auction block. Mrs. Adelia Oldfield of Guilford and Mrs. Harry Curtis of Mt. Upton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veit the latter part of the week. Miss Elizabeth Toth and James Hoffman, both of Newark, N. J., were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace R. G. Hill on Satur- day, July 31. Mrs. Robert McFarland and two children retumed to their home at Delhi Friday after spending several days visiting friends and relatives in town. ^ S. S. Myers is having his resi- dence on the corner of Maple and Orchard streets, newly decorated inside, and a coat of paint is being applied to the outside. Mrs. WiJJi^ Sperling enter- tained th^iJInochle club at her home Wi^r^day evening of last week. I ^ h scores were made by Mrs. Lewis Low and Mrs. Harold Finch. Miss Beatrice Getman, who has just completed a summer course at Wheaton college, HI., is spending the week in town helping with the Vacation Bible school at the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Ross of Washington, D. C., retumed to their home Friday after spending a week with his sister, Mrs. S. A. Dugan, at the Dugan camp at Perch lake. Fred M. Ross of Lowville spent several days last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dugan. Announcements have been re- ceived of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Conner to Sgt. Dana F. Wells at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on July 10. Sgt. Wells is an in- structor at Camp Boca Ratone. Mrs. Wells will retum to Mar- garetville in the fall and resume her duties as music teacher in the Margaretville central school. Johnson-Haynes Miss Lena Haynes, R. N.', daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Haynes of Seager, became the bride of Gerald Johnson of Halcott Center at Fleischmanns Thursday eve- ning, July 29. Mrs. Paul Jcdmson, cousin of the bride, and Earl John- son, brother of the groom, were the attendants at the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of Mar- garetville high school -and Kings- ton Sdiool of Nursing. The groom is a graduate of Fleischmanns high school. They will make their home at Fleischmanns. Hearty congratulations and ' aU good wishes are extended to the happy couple.—Dry Brook Cor. PVT. GEORGE C. NEWCOMB, U. S. Marine Air corps. Newcomb is studying an advanced course in aviation logistics. Many Attend Farewell Given Departing Leader A farewell was given County Club Agent John A. Lennox and Mrs. Lennox at the Shankitunk camp near Delhi Friday night of last week. Seventy-five board members, their families, club leaders and 90 campers attended. Mr. and Mrs. Lennox were given a scrap book bulging with letters from board members, lead- ers, members and parents, and several books of war stamps. M C. Carpenter of the 4-H board read a resolution regretting the departure of the Lennoxes after 21 years of club work in the county. Albert Hoefer, state dub leader, declared that although Delaware was sorry to see Mr. Lennox de- part he was glad, because he was needed in the state office. Although Mr. Lennox's resignation in this county is effective Aug. 1, he wiU remain until next month to assist his successor, John Merdiant. Classified advertising, Ic per word. Minimum—Cash with order, 25c; minimum if charged, 50c. Galli-CurciTheatre BIARGARETVILLE, N. Y. Martin Cantwell Sells Farm Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Cant- well have sold their farm below the village to their sons, Ralph and Russell CantweU. They have purchased of IVIrs. Edward Ender- lin her home on Main street where they will move in the near future. —^Roxbury Cor. Two showings each night in the week; the first starting at o'dock, the second at 9 o'clock or very soon thereafter. Matinee on Saturdays at 2:80. Programs mailed free on request. Friday-Saturday Aug. 6-7 'CHINA' Loretta YOUNG - Alan LADD —Plus— 'SONG of TEXAS Roy ROGERS - Sheila RYAN Matinee Saturday at 2:30 Sunday Monday Tuesday August 8, 9, 10 "DUBARRY WAS A LADY" LUCILLE BALL, RED SKELTON GENE KELLY TOMMY DORSEY and ORCH. Wednesday August 11 ^This Land Is Mine' CHARLES LAUGHTON MAUREEN O'HARA Thursday Friday Saturday August 12, 13, 14 "MR. LUCKY" CARY GRANT, LARAINE DAY ••III 11 i w i t i i t w » » « # f Mf #11111 III 1111 III i>j MARGARETVII£E. N. T. Open Daily From 7 to 11 Teti^dume 75 CANNING TIME Saccharin Powder 10c AU Spice DiU Seed Whole Cloves 10c Aniseed Mum 29c Sun Tan Lotion 49c Leg Make-up 25c Deodorant Pad 50c West Tooth Brushes 25c Vaseline Hair Tonic 39c Drene Shampoo 49c Halo Shampoo 10c Perfume 55c Bromo Seltzer 49c Alka Seltzer „49c Paper Napkins 10c Paper Plates 35e SIZE DAINTY OSODORAMT 4 ozs. —"SKMA-KSX • Relieves stomach of gas • Neutralizes excess stomach acid. • Relieves heartburn and Soothes tender stomach membranes. sa u^ssiS 'C rtooua Polaroid Sun Glasses Sun Glasses Pint Thermos Bottle......... Fountain Pens Flashlight with Batteries. ............. $1.95 .15c, 25c, 59c ..$1.25 ....... 69c $1.39 .FLIES! FLIES! FLIES! : FKt pt. 29c Flit qt. 49c Flit Sprayers 19c ; Fly Ribbons ........ 2 for 5c : TOYLAND IN BASEMENT Trucks $1.49 Teddy Bear $2.98 DoUs :.$3.98 Tennis Rackets ........ $1.98 Games 25c Crayon Book 10c Softball : ...... 59c Wagons 29c Ping Pong Set ...... 59c, 98c CANDY - MAGAZINES ••'11 #*•• im WHAT? Sacred Heart SOIREE Cards Prizes War Bonds Grab Bag Refreshments WHEN? Wednesday, Aug. 18,8 P. M. WHERE? LEGION , HALL, MARGARETVILLE Come Early . . . Stay Late DINE AND DANCE AT KASS' BAR AND GRILL On Route 30, Between Margaretville and Kelly Comen EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Music by Amos Mead and His 4-Piece Band No Minimum or Cover CSiarge Round and Square Dancing f DINNERS SERVED AT ALL TIMES Ballantine Beer
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Page Twro OATHKnj; MOUNTAIN NEWS Friday, August 6. 1943
Ingve Gundal of Yonkeis was .4 a weekend guest of Miss Martha S f B e .
Abe Green of New York d ty snt the weekend with his family town.
» Mrs. Henry T. HiU of Rochester visiting at the home of her son,
R. G. HilL ^ Mrs. Harry"* Funari spent
Wednesday in Oneonta, having her eyes fitted.
Mrs. Walter I^Jliott of Marathon spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ives.
Miss Ann Edie of Yonkers was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Edie.
Mrs. Howard Crabtree of Ithaca is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davidson were at Sidney Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. Addie Davidson.
Miss Edith Hake of Harrisburg, Pa., is spending a week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles TheaL
Mrs. C. C. Faulkner of Schenec-tady was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davidson.
Miss Virginia Gerstl, who has been spending two weeks at her home in town, returned to her duties at Sidney Sunday.
Mrs. Embree Johnson and daughter, Margaret, returned to their home Sunday after spending a week at Budd Lake, N. J.
Mrs. Richard Gavette, who is employed at Sidney, is spending a week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Delameter.
Miss Mary McCadden returned to her home Saturday after spend-ing a week with her cousin, Mrs. George Haight, at Pleasant\^e.
Mrs. Eva Winter of Franklin visited friends in town the first of the week and attended the wed-ding of Miss Margaret Reed to Pvt. John Dryden.
Howard Gavette, "biIio is em-ployed at Buffalo, spent the week-end with his family in town. Mrs. Clarke of Buffalo was a l s ^ week-end guest a t the Gavettefhome.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Kom of Jackson Heights, L. I., spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Clara Kom. Mrs. Kom remained here for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Faulkner and children returned to their home at Schenectady Wednesday.
' They were called here by the death of her brother-in-law, Ed-ward Cantwell.
Mrs. J. M. Gillan retumed to her home in New York d t y Tues-day after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Dewey Bell, and hrar mother, Mrs. P. F. Schaefer, who is ill.
Miss Carolyn Edie of Yonkers is spending the week with her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Edie, a t their summer home here. Miss Eleanor Upton of Yonkers accom-panied her here for the weekend.
Mrs. Humphrey Jones, who has been spending the past week at the hojne of her sister, Mrs. A. C. Fenton, retumed to her home at Kingston Monday. Mrs. Philip Derringer, who has been spending somp time with her daughter, re-tumed to Kingston with her.
Dickie Place, scm of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Place of Guilford who underwent an operation for hemia at the Margaretville hospital re-cently, was discharged Sunday and retumed to the home of h ^ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Place. His mother is staying with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Widdiam and Walter Merritt are spending two weeks at Lake Luzeme.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chainyk and two children of Albany spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yerry.
Miss Ruth Cross, who is em-ployed at Wassaic State school at Wassaic, is sjpending a few days at her home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Banks and friend of Kingston spent the weekend at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Batringer.
Mrs. Donald Baker and son, Donny, of Kenmore are spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Merz and son of Newark are spending some time in town. Mr. Merz will man-age the cauliflower auction block.
Mrs. Adelia Oldfield of Guilford and Mrs. Harry Curtis of Mt. Upton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veit the latter part of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Toth and James Hoffman, both of Newark, N. J., were united in marriage by Justice of the Peace R. G. Hill on Satur-day, July 31.
Mrs. Robert McFarland and two children retumed to their home at Delhi Friday after spending several days visiting friends and relatives in town. ^
S. S. Myers is having his resi-dence on the corner of Maple and Orchard streets, newly decorated inside, and a coat of paint is being applied to the outside.
Mrs. W i J J i ^ Sperling enter-tained th^iJInochle club at her home W i ^ r ^ d a y evening of last week. I ^ h scores were made by Mrs. Lewis Low and Mrs. Harold Finch.
Miss Beatrice Getman, who has just completed a summer course at Wheaton college, HI., is spending the week in town helping with the Vacation Bible school at the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Ross of Washington, D. C., retumed to their home Friday after spending a week with his sister, Mrs. S. A. Dugan, at the Dugan camp at Perch lake. Fred M. Ross of Lowville spent several days last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dugan.
Announcements have been re-ceived of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Conner to Sgt. Dana F. Wells at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on July 10. Sgt. Wells is an in-structor at Camp Boca Ratone. Mrs. Wells will retum to Mar-garetville in the fall and resume her duties as music teacher in the Margaretville central school.
Johnson-Haynes Miss Lena Haynes, R. N.', daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Haynes of Seager, became the bride of Gerald Johnson of Halcott Center at Fleischmanns Thursday eve-ning, July 29. Mrs. Paul Jcdmson, cousin of the bride, and Earl John-son, brother of the groom, were the attendants at the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of Mar-garetville high school -and Kings-ton Sdiool of Nursing. The groom is a graduate of Fleischmanns high school. They will make their home at Fleischmanns. Hearty congratulations and ' aU good wishes are extended to the happy couple.—Dry Brook Cor.
PVT. GEORGE C. NEWCOMB, U. S. Marine Air corps. Newcomb is studying an advanced course in aviation logistics.
Many Attend Farewell Given Departing Leader
A farewell was given County Club Agent John A. Lennox and Mrs. Lennox at the Shankitunk camp near Delhi Friday night of last week. Seventy-five board members, their families, club leaders and 90 campers attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennox were given a scrap book bulging with letters from board members, lead-ers, members and parents, and several books of war stamps. M C. Carpenter of the 4-H board read a resolution regretting the departure of the Lennoxes after 21 years of club work in the county. Albert Hoefer, state dub leader, declared that although Delaware was sorry to see Mr. Lennox de-part he was glad, because he was needed in the state office. Although Mr. Lennox's resignation in this county is effective Aug. 1, he wiU remain until next month to assist his successor, John Merdiant.
Classified advertising, Ic per word. Minimum—Cash with order, 25c;
minimum if charged, 50c.
Galli-CurciTheatre BIARGARETVILLE, N . Y.
Martin C a n t w e l l Sel ls F a r m Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Cant-
well have sold their farm below the village to their sons, Ralph and Russell CantweU. They have purchased of IVIrs. Edward Ender-lin her home on Main street where they will move in the near future. —^Roxbury Cor.
Two showings each n ight in the w e e k ; the first s tart ing a t o 'dock, the second a t 9 o'clock or very soon thereafter. Mat inee on Saturdays a t 2:80. Programs mailed f ree o n request.
Friday-Saturday Aug. 6-7
'CHINA' Loretta YOUNG - Alan L A D D
— P l u s —
'SONG of TEXAS Roy ROGERS - Shei la R Y A N
Matinee Saturday a t 2:30
Sunday Monday Tuesday August 8, 9, 10
"DUBARRY WAS A LADY"
LUCILLE BALL, R E D S K E L T O N G E N E KELLY
TOMMY D O R S E Y and ORCH.
Wednesday August 11
T̂his Land Is Mine' CHARLES L A U G H T O N
M A U R E E N O'HARA
Thursday Fr iday Saturday August 12, 13, 14
"MR. LUCKY" CARY GRANT, L A R A I N E D A Y
• • I I I 11 i w i t i i t w » » « # f M f #11111 I I I 1111 I I I i > j
M A R G A R E T V I I £ E . N . T . Open Da i ly F r o m 7 to 11 Teti^dume 75
CANNING TIME Saccharin Powder 10c
AU Spice DiU Seed Whole Cloves 10c
Aniseed
Mum 29c Sun Tan Lotion 49c Leg Make-up 25c Deodorant Pad 50c West Tooth Brushes 25c Vaseline Hair Tonic 39c Drene Shampoo 49c Halo Shampoo 10c Perfume 55c Bromo Seltzer 49c Alka Seltzer „49c Paper Napkins 10c
Paper Plates
35e SIZE DAINTY OSODORAMT 4 ozs.
—"SKMA-KSX • Relieves stomach of gas • Neutralizes excess stomach
acid. • Relieves heartburn and
Soothes tender stomach membranes.
sa u^ssiS 'C rtooua
Polaroid Sun Glasses Sun Glasses Pint Thermos Bottle......... Fountain Pens Flashlight with Batteries.
.............$1.95
.15c, 25c, 59c ..$1.25
.......69c $1.39
.FLIES! FLIES! FLIES! : FKt pt. 29c
Flit qt. 49c Flit Sprayers 19c ; Fly Ribbons ........2 for 5c :
TOYLAND IN BASEMENT Trucks $1.49 Teddy Bear $2.98 DoUs :.$3.98 Tennis Rackets ........$1.98
Games 25c Crayon Book 10c Softball :......59c Wagons 29c
Ping Pong Set......59c, 98c
CANDY - MAGAZINES •• '11 #*••
im
WHAT? Sacred Heart SOIREE
Cards Prizes War Bonds Grab Bag Refreshments
WHEN? Wednesday, Aug. 18,8 P. M.
WHERE? LEGION , HALL, MARGARETVILLE
Come Early . . . Stay Late
DINE AND DANCE AT
KASS' BAR AND GRILL On Route 30, B e t w e e n Margaretvi l le and Kel ly C o m e n
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Music by Amos Mead and His 4-Piece Band
N o Minimum or Cover CSiarge Round and Square Dancing
f D I N N E R S S E R V E D A T A L L TIMES
Bal lant ine Beer
