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July 6, 1961

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EPHRATAH NEWS

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BIRTHDAY July 7

Anna Kraft Phyllis Tretola Helen Bottom'ey Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lofstrom Sr.

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By M. White

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Ephratah Methodist Sunday School and church picnic will be held Sunday, July i at Oid Fort Klock Park at 1:00 P.M. M r s - Martha Hill has as vtei-

Those attending are asked to t o r § a t h G r home in 'Lassellsville bring a covered dish, sandwiches, her daughter Mrs. Dorti^ea Rup table service and beverage. P° r t a n d daughter Mrs. Bai-bara

Miss Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Thomas and daughter Sharon Jo,

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Patricia Wood Kathy Shuster Dorothea Folmsbee

July 8 Kay Warren Rollins Charles Komar Wallace Moshier

Je!y 9 B. Ross Kieflmg

Helen Weaver Bernard Seeley Paul Vacca Marj. Robson

July 10 Jack May .,,

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July 11 r»̂ -=r TS A Wnttrtn J 1. '. . T : » J" • «3k# 1 * *-'- - * ' 11 i

Grace McClure Florence Wagar Bobby Schrader Grace Walrath

July 12 Harlin Devendorf Egidio Battisti

July 13 Lois Moskey Marilyn Corso William Haak Stella Cook Cornelia. Howard Clarence Walrath

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(anniv.) Smida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. aJ,J Of Endicott and Phyliss Rup-Anthony Smida of Gloversville, pert of Los Angeles. Calif, was united In marriage to James R e v- and Mrs. Martin Fellows Steenburgh, af Gloversville on w e r e to Syracuse on Friday. They Saturday, July 1, a t St. Francis visited their granddaughter Mrs. de Sales Church in Gloversville. Eric Salisbury and family. They

Following ths ceremony a re- a*80 s a w R e v - Fellows' brother ccption was held at the home of M r - ar , (* Mrs. Clayton Fellows the bride's grandmother, Mrs. fxsym Florida who weix? visiting Cora Knoblauch in Ephratah. *n Syracuse.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mraza, Birthdays to be celebrated: Sr. were recent visitors of Mr. J u l y 6> -iusan Lofstrom, Lester and Mrs. Ernest Mrazz*s family Johnson. July 9. Lorraine Sam at Pine Lake. ~nons, Nancy Moehrke. July 10.

Inez McLean of Gloversville Jackie May. Happy birthday to called on Mrs. Carrie Handy Wed- e a < * and every one of you. uesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Salisbury

John and Shiriev Brandt hav« Jr. and daughters Kim nnr\ TJ.II.

been visiting Mr. and Mrs. r i e A"~' «* Ncdrcv?; Mr. and Mrs George Andrews. John, who lives Erie Salisbury Sr. of DeWitt and in Yonkers, left last weekend. Mrs. Bertha Tracy of Depeyster

The Fireiadieri Auxiliary held w e r « Sunday visitors at the bOBte their last meeting' of the summer o f B*?' and Mrs. Martin Fellows, a t the Ephratah firehouse last Laurie Ann, infant daughter of Wednesday, the 28th. Plans were M r aT,n< Mrs. * r t e Salisbury .Tr made for "a picnic to be held at was. baptised a t the church in Wintergreen Park in July. Scotch Bush by Rev. Fellows.

The Ephratah Cub Scouts have The Oppenhehn community was held their last meeting for the bereaved by the death of Mrs. season. They will resume again Elsie Keller. She was the former in the fan. The plans for a pic- Methodist Church Sunday School nic have been undecided. Superintendent and an active

TiioiiuMi W. DoWttng, District Manager of the Niagara Mortawk Fewer Corporation looks on tm Rogw If. SrofMd, Editor of the Enterprise and News, presents the Westing house Electric Can Op enter won tgp Harold N. Weils to 6ear*a WnlrH.fi. wivn a ^ p * * ^ the prize won by Mr. Wells in the Eastern New York Adequate Wirin g Bureau's recent picture piizzfo contest. At right is Walter Frask kxal electrical contractor and a memb* t of the Bureau's Board of Wrer^nw,

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I L$ D 1 L t i l U i i i u

IN ST. JOHNSVXLLE

FIVE YEARS AGO

Miss Ruth Ellen Ostler flew to

Texas and returned to her home in West St. Johnsville,

Mr. and Mrs. George Herning and son Charles are spending

ENTERPRISE & NEWS

WAUT-AD& BWA/0-HOME <he BACOW

LITTLE FALLS BRIBE 0 TEA0K HEEE A

The Methodist Church held an W.S.C.S. member until her re- Washington, D.C TjKJday where ice cream social at the Ephratah tirement due to ill health. We *** will attend the National Con- « • * v a c a ™>" «* Old Fotge, New

vention of the American Home- York.

THIRTY YEARS AGO

firehouse last Friday. A large will all miss our beloved friend. group attended. Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Lein and niakers Society.

The Brown reunion was held children Cheryl and Keith of The 12th annua) commence a t Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Leaven- South Norwalk, Conn, are spend- ment was held a t the Oppenheim-worth's camp on W. Caroga Lake tog their vacation a t the home of Ephratah Central School on Tues- Mrs. George Snell, Mrs. Harold last Sunday afternoon. A fare- bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Max day evening. Elizabeth Gray was Fox, Mrs, Jesse Grant, Mrs. An-well party was given for Lydia Lein in Oppenheim. the valedictorian and Thomas thony Beekman and Mrs. Roy Brown and family of Dolgeville, Sunday visitors at the home Hamilton, Salutatorian. Sutherland will entertain at a din-who are leaving for Texas. of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lein were Married: Miss Rhonda Moore ner-bridge party July 7. at 6:30.

Raymond "Tyke" Christman her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. of Fort Plain to James Horn of Miss Marian Lull is spending has been staying at the home of Kelley of East Herkimer and Mr. this village at the Universalist a week on Long Island where she Ronald and Gerald Smith of Eph- and Mrs. Harold Ostrom and Church in Fort: Plain on Satur- will he a bridesmaid at the wed-ratah the past week. children Barbara and Bud of day.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Gerald Christ- DolgevHle. man and family of Virginia, have been

WEDDING BELLS ABOUT TO RING*

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the hemp of Mr. and Mrs. Thur-raan Christman of Ephratah.

Lynnhaven, visiting a t odist Church. Hostesses are to be

Mrs. Myrtle Leavenworth, Eva Putman.

and

ding of a friend. The Cram Creek Grange will

hold an ice cream festival on the lawn of the Seymour Bellinger home this evening. Homemade

Percy Stone, local businessman, { c e c r e a m a n d o n k e s w ] 1 1 b e s e r v .

The wedding of Miss Mary Gir-monue and Gary Grabinsfci was solemnized Sunday, June 25 a t St, Joseph's Church in Little Falls.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosario Girmonde of 68 Prospect Street. Gary Crabin-ski is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Kuznia, 24 Hancock Street, and a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grabinski.

Mrs. Grabinski is a graduate of LeMoyne College and a membe»-of the faculty of S t Johnsville Central School. The groom grad­uated from Little Falls High School and attended Utica Col­lege. He is employed by Palatine Dyeing Company here, and will resume his studies at Utica Col­lege in the Fall.

TEN YEARS AGO

60 MILLION WOMEN CANT BE WRONGED! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts The T*D ard R< idv 4-H Club r e c e n t l y c l e c t e d president of the ^ a n d t h e u b l i c j m v i t o d Z L,„, .„ I •,.;. »„ mil p y Rotary Club, took over his duties ___ r t

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to visit relatives next week. Congratulations go to Mr. and

Mrs. Thurman Christman who r e cenuy ceiebraitrd iheii SCui wed­ding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson of Massachusetts, spent this week- daughter, Donna, took lessons In end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Outdoor cookery which will be Ashley Beard. taught to both 4-H and home

Mr. and MtH, Raymond Krum, demonstration units in the fall.

home of Mrs.

picnic is to be held at the Pine uake Kecreatlon Park on August 8.

Mrs. Ruth Christman, and

on x uoti(iay nigm. Mrs. Robert Wheeler left Fri­

day for North Carolina where h e r h u s b a n d is tttatfrtnAr?

Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Feldstein and daughter, Miriam are spend­ing the month at their cottage on Canada Lake.

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and son, Randal l York City on Tuesday. Randall ting for Mr. and Mrs. Rose has been enrolled in Guilmant Or- Johnstown this summer, gan School for a summer course On Sunday, June 25, Mr. and starting July 5, consisting of In tensive study in the fields of or- Sonny, Jane and Duane Salt siTian diana. gan and choir training. visited friends in Mechanicvllle. Miss Jean McDnffee of the A.r-

The next WSCS meeting will Over the fourth of July weekend my Nurses Corp. has been dis-be held on July 11, at the Meth- they stayed at Lake Luzerne. charged at Fort Sam Houston,

Mi-, and Mrs. Ben Krpfspr and family of St. Johnsville, spent the 4th of July with Tom iGleason of Scotch Bush.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnson of Inghams Mills have purchased a new Ford

Married: Mil of Palaiim able of St.

TO TAKE COVER. WOA\EN ARE FED UP WITH THE LEFT OVER "WORLD WAP rr" cencoAi r v g i « r TAX THAT SOAKS THEM 10 WliCENT'TBVBRV

T!*,M= TtSEY BUY A JAK Of- HAND .̂REAM i |PflT|CK NAIL POLISH, ETC. THEV AkE ON THE WARPATH ' '

A6AINST THE WARTIME TAX WHICH CONTINUES t S i i i l 1 1 1 l i n AFTER THE WAR HAS BEEN OVER 15 YEARS. i f i l U L l M U ^

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onuge to j a y tspon-Johnsville on Wednes-Henry Davis, who has tieen at

tending radio school of Columbia day of this week. College, has accepted a position Married: Miss Ida Mae Sitts of

Mrs, George Pavlus, Eleanor and on the N.R.C. staff at Elkert, In- Fort Plain to Floyd Snell of St. Johnsville on Saturday evening.

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BETTY B1LOBROWKA WINS FINAL BONUS NIGHT AWARD

Mrs. John Bilobrowka was the lucky winner of the $50 cash a-ward in last F'riday night's Bon­us Night sponsored by the local merchants.

This concludes the program sponsored by the local business­men until further notice.

ROTARY TO tflHSf NOONS There was no meeting of St.

.TcFhusviUc Rotary this wek be-causr? of the Fourth of July holi­day.

During July mid AiiKUst the club will meet from 12:15 • 1:00 p.m. at the CreeUside.

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THESE "LUXURY"TA^ES ARE NOT MERFELV LEVIED ON TOH.ETRIES

BUT OH HAND BASS- NECES3" m i S FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES.

WOMEN ABE STARTING TO LET CON6HE5S KNOW THAT ITS

BEEN TAXING THEJR PURSES AND THEIR PATIENCE TOO LONQ

TAXES WERE IMPOSED IN m\ TO L IMIT PRODUCTION WHEN AMERICA WAd SIRDIN5 FOS

„ _ A A UF6 AND PEATH STRUflOLE. BR.45B CART" S • ; , ^NR1PC-ES HELD BULLETS INSTEAD OF LIPSTICKS', I **?&* I LEATHER WENT INTO G.I. BOOTS INSTEAD 0?

• a t * ' f-URSES. NOW, WOA\EN SAY. THE TAXES-LIKE THE MAN WHO CAANE TO PINNER-HAVE STAYED TOO

LOtto.THEY BELIEVE IT iS fcETTEtt TO 6AIN KEVENUE.S THR0U0H STIMULATED BCOH-

OMY- SALES. PRODUCTION, AND EVRL0YMENT-THAN THB0U6H WARTIME EXCISE TAXES.

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Therp's a whole wa^onload of Ford featttres that only America's station wagon spe­cialists can bring you,

F i r s t , t h e r e ' s m o r e r o o m . Ford's extended load deck i.n the longest and widest in HM field. The tailgate opening is seven inehr-M wider than l i f t v*ar, too.

There 's mare eor .veniefw Ynu ran have an el<r(r<p,uiy eon-trolled roll-down rear window in any Ford wagon . . . i t 's s tandard in all Country Squm»« and B" Paaaenpfer f'ountJ-y Hedans. In their field, only Ford wagons

have nil Mfttfl faring forward, There ' s more distinction, T h e

Country Squirt' (shown ahov«-} is the one? and only wagon in its f\v\i\ with body ?>; nets that, look like mahogany, wear likr ..h-ei.

There are more savings, too. Fofd'f Hanrh Wagon is Amrriea',4 lowest-priced,* full-sisse wagon. And likr all Ford.% every Ford wagon U built to l>e more service-fre«.; gm-s ,*J0,000 milrs ta'tween rhawi« luhrications, 4,000 mile« bftWWtl oil ehang(*H, brakes ad­

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