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JAMESTOWN (N.Y.) POST-JOURNAL-SahirdoY Evening, November 3, 1951 NINETEEN

HORIZONTAL I Depicted

marsupial * I t lives In a

13 Citrus fruit I t Interstice 15 Seine 16 Abstract

I t Wicked l i Feminine

appellation 21 Impair 23 Decay 26 Deep holes 27 Child's bed 21 Italian city SO Compass point 21 Peer Gynt'i

mother, 22 Window glass 23 Trial 35 Passage In the

brain 26 Female saint

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of the sea 26 Lift 44 Self esteem 47 Papal cape 48. Wine vessel 81 Motive S3 Barters 65 Hit 56 Strong

vegetables

VERTICAL 1 Was victorious 2 Native metal 2 Entangle 4 Baron (ab.)

5 Eras 6 Canvas shelter 7 Surety 8 Soviet river 9 Of the thing

10 Steal 11 Palm leaf 12 Marry 17 Symbol for

tellurium 19 Gaelic 20 Par t of a circle 21 Feels loss 22 Endorse 24 Decorated 25 Tinsmith 26 Irish fuel 26 Malt drink

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U M H M H A I QUUMFJhs 32 Heap 34 Golf device 39 Appear 40 Sea eagle 41 It goes (music) 42 Singing voice 43 Gull-like bird 44 Bitter vetch

45 Obtain 46 Rowing

implement 48 Bustle 49 Males 50 Onager 52 Yes (Sp.) 54 Sloth

NEWS BREVITIES FROM V I C I N I T Y AREAS

Wrightsvilie Mrs. Lucille Irvine was the

honored guest a t a masquerade bi r thday par ty recently.

Mr. and Mrs. George Boston. Warren, and Eli Boardman and daughter, Bessie. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dona van Boardman.

,nolds are guests of relatives at Washington, D.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Donald­son, Emlenton, Pa.; Mrs. Ella Sweet and daughter. Mrs. Or-vis Quittenton. Kennedy, were recent guests of Mrs. Harry McElwain.

Mrs. Ida Bernard has opened

a gift shop at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boiling,!

Dunkirk, and Mr. and Mrs . j Jack Cristy, Silver Creek, w e r e ' recent guests of Mr* and Mrs. j Earl Corey.

School was closed recently! and Fe rn Brown and, Eleanor Darling attended the teachers ' jconference in Buffalo.

Mrs. J a m e s Green recently visited Mrs. Gertrude Howe a t the Bittersweet Nursing Home, Fluvanna.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ehmke, Silver Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Anderson, Jamestown, and Mrs. Hannah Blood, Ran­dolph, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bernard attended Family Night of the Er ie Railroad employes at Jamestown.

Little Valley (Little Valley 3-202)

Mrs. H a r r y George, Auburn, has returned home after a week's visit with he? sister, Mrs. Howard Whitmore, and her mother, Mrs. Elsie Hol-brook.

Raymond Danner, Sn, of USS Buck, San Diego, Calif., has re­turned after spending his leave with his wife and relat ives.

Herman Langhans, Buffalo, spent a night recently with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Langhans.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harder entertained at a family dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­man Regeneauer and M r s . Glenn Lord, Cat taraugus, and Miss Gertrude Franklin. Leon who will leave soon for Florida for the winter months.

Stockton (Cassadaga 59-F-tl)

Rev. Curtis Shoup, Stockton's fomer minister, and M r s . Shoup have bought a summer cottage at Bear Lake.

Mr. and Ms. Ea r l Eldridge and Mrs. Mary White, Frews-hurg. visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sutton, Bradford, Sun­day.

Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Smith, Jr. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith at a bir thday party for Mrs. Smith, Sr., Sun­day.

Cornplanter Indians Await Action on Road Work Funds

Harrisburg, Pa. (A.P.) — Even the Indians are awaiting the out­come of the battle over taxes in the 1951 Pennsylvania Leg­islature.

Time was when the Red man would hold a powwow and go on the warpath for less than what he wants right now.

The Indians in this case are the Cornplanters, descendants of the savage Senecas of Six Nations fame.

They live on an 860-acre res­ervation along the upper Al­legheny River near the New York State border. The land was granted them by the State's General Assembly in 179f.

What the Cornplanters want now is an appropriation for road repair in the woodlands leading to their small farms and homes.

Sen. Lfroy E. Chapman (R-Warren), chairman of the im­portant Senate Appropriations Committee, introduced a bill months afo for $600 to do the job.

The donation, though minute in comparison with huge amounts set aside for other matters, has won committee approval and been given two readings. How­ever, as with other appropria­tions measures, the Senate has postponed final action until the tax and fiscal situation is clear­ed up.

The Legislature, in its longest session since Colonial days, has been bogged- down for months on the question of what taxes—if any—are needed to meet Gov. John S. Fine's $2,218,000,000 budget for 1951-53. Both houses now are recessed until Dec. 10.

Larry Reitz. Sharon Rhoades. • Eliza­beth Roberts, Jean Timmerman, Carol Williams, Neal Wright. John Young.

Grade 4, Miss McGranaghan—Rich­ard Bowen, Nancy Brown, Nancy Carr. Richard Covedill. Carol Kelsey, Phillis McCabe, Joan McElwain, Mar-lene McGrew, Versa Napier. Jerome Parker. Robert Sauiter, Robert Sax-ton. Margaret Walters, Faith Willsie, Jean Yaw, Howard Zollinger.

Grade 5, Mrs. Bentley—Wayne Ar­nold*. Jeannette Barton. Joseph Chubb. John Gardner, Paul Gathany. Richard

IGold, Joan Goodrich, David Hark-ness. Barbara Hlnman, Joan Hurd,

iCraig .Inkley. Patricia Mosher, Wal-j lace Newton. Nancy Nichols, Sherry Ohls, Kerry Phillips. George Schobey. Sandra Sholl, James Van Wert. Rob-

iert Worlund. Grade 5. Mrs. Osterhoudt—Mason

Gilbert, Evelyn Larsen, Holley Lund-berg, Fred Milliman. Roger Mills-paw.

Grade 6, Mrs. Osterhoudt—Carol Chalmers, James Milliman. Robert Shannon, Cari Smallback. Ruth Yaw.

Grade 6. Miss Anderson. Robert Benson. Shirley Covert. Betta Eskell, Joan Fargo, Robept Harkness, Archie

Harrower, Richard Hotchkiss. Scott l Lawson, James Marsh. William Mc-[ Larnev, Kreff Morris, David Palmer, Gloria" Sauiter, Michael Shean, Ken­neth Sherlock, Judith Timmerman, Kay Williams.

CEMETERY MEETING P a n a m a — Union Cemetery

Auxiliary will hold an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Hor­ace Button's home. A tureen dinner will be served.

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Randolph Grade Honor Roll For School Street Announced

Randolph—The School Street School grade honor roll for Octo­ber is as follows:

Grade 2, Mrs. Remington—Elton Acker, Harold Blood, Sandford Brown, Dennis Carr. Lynn Clark, - Rosanne Doubek, Theodore Hurd, Lary E. Marsh, Martha Maynard, Beverly Meyer. Lola Shenefiel. Paul Willsie.

Grade 2, Mrs. Sllvis—Karen Aane-rud, Richard Archer. Rodney Beck-with. Robert Burroughs, Mary Crls-sey, Larry Dow, Richard Frlnk, Ever­ett Gardner. Harriet Gardner. Roy Geise, Nancy Hitchcock. Betsey Houghton, Nancy Hughes, Leona Mc­Elwain. Lois McElwain. John Pal­mer, Alvln Parent!, Wayne Simmes. Sara Thrasher, Emily Wade. Hazel Wright.

Grade 3, Mrs. Crandall—James Bentley. Carolyn Comstock, Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smiley and children, Dick, J i m m y and Bon­nie, Waterford, Pa. , were re-cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . ! Mark Munger.

Mr. and Mrs. James Durlin and family were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everet t Wiler, Garland.

Mrs. Bessie Saunders and; daughter. Betty, Sugar Grove, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Irvine.

Mrs. Mark Munger called on her brother. Mr. Claud Balser, Erie, recently.

Mrs. William Scranton is ill a t her home.

Niobe (Panama 2-665)

Rev. David Stone motored to Binghamton, Syracuse and Utica to visit friends and re­latives.

Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Ireland entertained the Harmony Farm­e r s Club.

Myrtle Holdridge and Ida Ballard attended the Teachers ' Conference at Buffalo.

Miss Clara Crumb, of French Equatorial Africa and Niobe, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Law­rence Smith, and family at Pan-am a.

Mrs. Signa Johnson, J a m e s ­town, visited her son, Albert Johnson and family two days recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Millard Bacon and children spent two days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Wet-more , and family at Kenmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sand-strorrt, Ashville, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frede­r ick Sweeney.

Wellman Road Mrs . Sven Holnstrom and

children visited Mrs. Holn-s t rom ' s cousin. Mrs. Ea r l Bly, in Buffalo. Mrs. Holnstrom at tended Teachers Conference while there .

William Sandstrom and Ever­ett Russell at tended a G.L.F. meet ing at Syracuse recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Barton have returned from Florida, where they spent two weeks.

Conewango Valley (Kennedy 3-600)

Bible study was held a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dur-wood Beach.

The Townsend Club met a t •he home of Mrs. Edna Fris-bee

Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Connor have gone to Florida to spend the winter.

Mrs. Pear l Carver has moved to Ellington.

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Rey-

PIER BALL ROOM Opening for Winter Season

CELORON

SATURDAY, Nov. 1 For further announcement

see this paper Wed., Nov. 7

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CAPITOL Frewsburgr, N. Y.

Last Times Today

"OH, SUSANNA" "HOME TOWN STORY"

Starts Sunday Betty Grable-Dan Dai ley

"CALL ME MISTER" In Technicolor

6 Color Cartoons Continuous Show Sunday Starting at 2:15 O'Clock

Corbett. fames Gathany. Donnette Hurd, Bevtrly Lindquist, Connie Mln-nlck, Jans* Mosher. David Razey. Dianne Smith. Donna Sparks. Lenila Waite.

Grade 3, Mrs. Rasey—ludy Arnold. Roberta Bendle. Billy Dow, Judianne Gustafson. Mary Hotchkiss. KaroUne Johnson, fluth Johnson, Lewis Mon­roe. Carl Owens, James Robbins. Randall Sfcenefiel. Donald Sholl. D a y id Schwab>

Grade 4, Mrs. Fargo—Craig Ander­son, Theoftore Baxter, Robert Bolles, Judith Brace, Eva M. Goldln, Sandra Hussev. Sue Mighells, Frederick Mil­ler. Sue Minnick, Richard Page,

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LAST TIMES TO-NIGHT Belvedere Rings The Bell

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Starting At 2 O'clock

Olecm Seniors Wi l l — Present Comedy rt-

Olean — The Senior Class of tTie Olean High School will y y present a' three-act . comedy, .

Captain Applejack," in tfw " s

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