CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER », 1»3« PAGE SEVEN

AROUND THE COUNTYLTTTLE VALLEY

Dr, Ralph Bohn Address­es P. T. A. Members

D r. R alph B ohn o f th e S ta te hospit­a l, Gow anda, gave an a d d ress,a t th e h igh school M onday even ing under th e ausp ices o f th e P . T, A . H e sp oke on Child Guidance.

A m ong th ose from here who a t­ten d ed th e fu n era l o f R obert P ear­so n in A rcade M onday w ere: Mr. an d M rs. N o e l Pearson , Mr. and Mrs. Carl P earson , Mr. and Mrs. James ghaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Hintze,M r, and Mrs, Carl Langhans, Mr, and M rs. Howard W hitmore, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Whitmore, Philip Champlin, W. R, Murdock, James Curci, FloydBeckwith, W ard M attoon, Mrs. J . H. B anton , M iss Ola K idney, M iss R ose F aulkner, Mrs. R ay Carroll, and Mrs. M arie Schultz.

M rs. F rances M urdock has accept­ed th e loca l chairmanship o f the Red Cross and w ill soon announce her com m ittee.

N o e l . Pearson and Carl Pearson, w ith th e ir w ives, w ere called to A r­cade because o f the death o f their father- Saturday.

Mi’, and Mrs. L. L. Lane and son N orton Lane w ere a t Lee B lendin- g er’s Sunday.

T he Ladies Aid Society of the C ongregational church w ill hold th eir annual bazaar D ec. 1 and 2.

Jerry Champlin, son o f Mr. and M rs. Philip Champlin, is hom e from 'Salamanca, w here he underw ent an operation fo r appendicitis. H e is im proving.

Mrs. Crete D urfee is critically ill a t th e hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Lee B lendinger.

Mrs. Gladys A rcher o f C onewango and Mr. and Mrs. A sh ley D itcher o f M aples w ere here Friday because o f M rs. D u rfee’s illness.

T he W . C. T. U . m et Friday after­n oon w ith Mrs. F . C. W illard.

T he A thena Guild entertained the Springville Study _ Club Thursday ev en in g a t the hom e o f Mrs. D. B. H arrington , The program w as pre­sen ted b y the v isitin g organization.

Mrs. M innie A xelby w as home fro m E ast Otto Thursday evening.

Mr. W ing from E ast O tto called h ere Thursday evening w hile on the w a y to see Ms granddaughter, who is a surgical patien t in the Salam anca hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A ust and fa m ily exp ect to m ove to W arren the la tter part o f th is week. He has perm anent em ploym ent there.

G. A . M iddleton returned M onday ( -fro m N ew York, w hither he w as ca lled because o f the illness o f his daughter, V ivian, who w as a surgical p a tien t fo r appendicitis in Crown H eigh ts hospital, Brooklyn. He says sh e is doing well.

Mrs. Crete D urfee continues to be cr itica lly ill. N o hopes are enter­ta in ed fo r her recovery.

M iss Ruth Hall o f Salam anca w as h ere M onday afternoon because o f th e illn ess o f Mrs. D urfee.

M iss E velyn Lloyd w as hom e from A ndover fo r the w eek-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlow- Hildum and children o f Sharon. Pa., w ere here Saturday.

RED HOUSE

QUAKER BRIDGEBy SIRS. J. II. HOLT

Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Y oungs o f Contand -were gu ests o f his m other.Mrs, Gertrude Y oungs from Saturday un til Tuesday. On Sunday, Mrs. A ut­um n Bushnell and son Frank of Na­poli and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cross and fam ily o f Cassadaga w ere alsopresent.

Mi*, and Mrs. Francis R eitz w ere in C orry Sunday,

Mr. and Mrs. H arry Campbell w ere in O lean W ednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R eitz and John R eitz w ere in E llington Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell sp en t Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. H ar­old F ellow s in Napoli,

E . C. H olt o f Olean w as a g u est o f Mr. and Mrs. E arle H olt Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs, M ilton F la g g and L ew is Clarke o f K illbuck and Mrs. D ella Pow ers o f Bradford w ere Sun­day callers a t th e hom e o f L ee Mor­rison.

M iss M abel M orrison, Miss Kather­in e Marsh and Frank M orrison w ere in Jam estow n W ednesday.

Mrs. Z illa Marsh and daughter and G eorge Van N am e o f Randolph w ere g u e s ts o f Mrs. B lanche Cain Sunday.

CARROLLTONBy MRS. WILLIAM CAMPBELLA nnouncem ent is m ade o f th e mar­

r ia g e o f Mark L ycett and R osella B en scoter o f H azelton, Pa., O ctobernls t .

D onald H ogan and fam ily o f Fre- donia and Edward H ogan o f Buffalo w ere Sunday gu ests a t P. J , H ogan's.

Mr*. R ussell L ycett and son R obert w ere in O lean Tuesday.

Law D arling and fam ily o f Jam es- w ere gu ests a t B urt D arling's

Sunday.Carl C ed em a n , w ho has been a tten t a t St. F rancis hospital, has

returned hom e, m uch im proved.Mrs, Corbin of Limestone is spend­

in g a fe w d ays w ith Mrs, Frank 5Si«»gl.er.

George French and William Camp hell were in Ohm Tuesday.

Variety Shower Held for Gerald Boyer, Bride -

. B y MRS. MELVIN GODFREY . .A v a r ie ty show er w as held fo r Mr.

and M rs, G erald B oyer, new lyw eds, a t th e Tow n H all Saturday. The eve­n in g w a s sp en t a t dancing. T hose fro m aw ay included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edm unds o f R ichburg, Mr. and Mrs. R odney A nderson, and Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B oyer o f Randolphand Mi*, and Mrs. John Arrance of Jamestown.

Mr. and Mrs. R oy B en n ett o f Cory- don w ere recen t v isitors a t the hom eof Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ostrander.

Mr. and Mrs, La V ern M orton andson B illy o f Salam anca and Miss Gertrude W aite o f N apoli spent W ednesday a t th e hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. R oy Ostrander.

Mr. and Mrs. B urlie Shoem aker and daughters o f Gowanda spent Sunday even ing a t the hom e o f Mrs. M yrtle Shoem aker.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W entw orth o f L ittle V alley spent Sunday a t the hom e o f A lbert Frink.

H erbert B en n ett o f Salam anca visited here Thursday evening.

Mrs. M argaret Hubbard has or­ganized a 4-H club fo r girls from 10 up.

The Ladies’ A id m et W ednesday w ith Mrs. L eona Prevorce. D inner w as served a t noon.

Mi*, and Mrs. M elvin G odfrey w ere in L ittle V a lley Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold G reely and daughters Shirley o f B rookville, Pa., w ere w eek-end g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl G reely.

NORTH LEONBy MRS. L. N. KYSOR

An eight pound son w as born to Lyle and Agnes Garvey Brand at a Jam estow n H ospital N ovem ber 4th.

Mrs. B elle E aston o f ■ So. D ayton and H arvey B rom ley and fam ily vis­ited Mr. and Mrs. W ard M artin a t B rant Sunday. Mr. B rom ley and L io­nel also called on relatives at A n­gola.

Mr. and Mrs. George K ysor and daughter o f W yzata, Minn., Frank K ysor o f E llin gton , A lbert W aite and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W aite o f Peace- vale, w ere a t Lewis K ysor’s recently .

B ert Sprague and son o f S ilver Creek, Mrs. Earl Y oung, Mrs. Charles Pritchard and daughter, and Miss A lice K ellogg o f Cherry Creek, w ere callers a t E lv in Sm ith’s la st w eek.

Mr. and Ml’s. M arion A ckler m ot­ored to Jam estow n Saturday.

LeAvis K ysor and M ajor Szym a- ski attended th e Rod and Gun Club supper a t South D ayton W ednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. G um F erry and fam ­ily o f near F orestv ille v isited at W ar­ren H ow ell’s Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Shotw ell o f N iagara Falls visited a t M arion A ckler’s Sunday.

Mrs. Lew is K ysor attended a W. C. T. U. m eeting a t Mrs. George T y­ler ’s at South D ayton Friday,

Mrs. E lm er B rom ley and Mrs. Mar­ion A ckler attended an associate del­ega tes m eeting o f the H om e Bureau a t L ittle Valley W ednesday.

BAYSTATE

PLATOMr. and Mrs. W ill W ehust had as

Sunday aftern oon gu ests Harold and Floris D unklem an and Irene M eier o f 'Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Nan-nen and fam ily o f Som m erville V al­ley.

Mr. and Mrs. F rank Langhans andH ildegarde N annen w ere in Spring- ville Sunday.

Mx*. and Mrs. Alton Gowin and children o f C attaraugus sp en t Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. H ughes Langhans.

Mr. and Mrs. Leland W estfa ll w ere in Springville Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. B arnhart w ere inSpringville W ednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langhans had as Sunday even ing g u ests Harold and F loris D unklem an and M iss Irene M eier o f B uffalo and Mr. and Mrs. A lton Gowin and fam ily o f C attar­augus.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles N annen had as Sunday g u ests Mrs. E llen H euer. Mrs. L ucille B arlow and son o f D un­kirk and Mr. and M rs. H erm an N an­nen and fam ily o f E llicottv ille .

STEAMBURG

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B y MRS. H. C. CHAM BERLAINMi*s. M able S tacey w ill entertain

the W . C. T. U . soc iety Thursday.W illiam Lockwood is em ployed a t

th e sta te hospital a t Gowanda and H om er P easlee is em ployed on th e Lockw ood farm .

Mrs* Luna W ellm an is convales­c in g from a sev ere illness.

Mrs. Hannah Blood is spending som e tim e a t the hom e o f her daugh­ter, Mrs. Pearl A nderson, in Fal- conei*.

C harles Gifford ha3 returned from C hicago w here he has been studying D iese l engineering.

Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Blood o f Jam estown w ere here W ednesday.

Mr, and Mrs. G uy N ourse and fam ­ily sp en t Sunday in Olean w ith their daughter, Mrs, D a le Johnson.

M rs. H. 0 , C ham berlain and M rs. Ida P ike o f R andolph w ere in E lli- cottville Wednesday,

B y M RS. M ILLIE TUQTO Mr, and Mrs. V ern A rnold and son

B obby o f Salam anca called on Mrs. C orey Goodrich Sunday,

Mr. and Mrs. F rank Tuoto arid daughter A deline spent th e w eek­end in Jam estow n,

Mr. and Mrs. C harles Miftnick and fam ily o f Randolph called on Mrs. O rville F rance Sunday.

Jack H am ilton and son Charles o f Salam anca w ere here Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. L eR oy T uoto o f A lle ­gan y called on Mrs. Frank Tuoto Sunday.

CATTARAUGUS

WEST VALLEY

By MRS. JOHN ARMSTRONGMr. and Mrs, C linton W hipple o f

Olean and Mr. and Mrs. E lm er .O l­sen and daughter JoA nn o f Jam es­tow n spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrb. Karl W ienk. Mr. and Mrs.H arry Kneulow and fam ily o f Eden,Mrs. H. Grimm and son Jack ie o f Ot­to and Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Cum ings o f L im estone w ere Sunday visitors.

Mrs. L illian Johnson Saw yer o f Cum berland Center, M aine, is spend­in g som e tim e w ith Rev. and Mrs.Charles P ike and in Collins Center.

Mi*, and Mrs. E lm er Prince and I Monday fam ily o f M arkhams spent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. N orton N ichols.

F irem en w ere called Friday eve­n in g to th e hom e o f Sam M osher o f Jefferson street to extinguish a chim ­n ey fire.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and daugh­ter o f Springville w ere gu ests Sun­day o f Mi*, and Mrs. Vern Hart.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. W eir and daughter Barbara J*ne o f Loekport spent th e w eek-end flf Ji Mr. and Mrs.H enry Locke.

Mr. and Mrs. H. V anA ernam and Mr. and Mrs. A rtw ell H all v isited Mr. and Mrs. Oral P eters a t Leon Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. H enry M erow at­tended the fu n era l o f E . P lastow a t N orth Tonaw anda Saturday.

M iss Janice Sikes o f E ast Otto spent the w eek-end w ith D orothy Gowin.

Mr. and Mrs. N eil D ake and son of E benezer and M iss E llen Dake o f B atavia spent the w eek-end here.

Frank K ujaneck is a m edical pa­tien t a t Salam anca.

Mrs. W ill E llis and son o f Otto spent M onday w ith Mrs. Sophia Glaz-

John Drayer Die$ After Long Illness

B y,M R S . CHESTER EHMANJohn D rayer died a t h is hom e here

F riday night. H e had b een in ill health th e past year, L ast r ite s w ere held fro m the fa m ily residence T ues­day w ith R ev. Mr. D rew o ffic io tin g .

L eo Berrihoft, who is in the Sala­m anca hospital, is v ery m uch im prov­ed and w ill soon be ab le to com e home.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Ehnian spent Sunday in B arre C enter w ith Mrs. Clara N oble.

Mrs, Charles G roff, Mrs, L, 0 , W est and Mrs. Chester Ehm an a t­tended a H om e B ureau lesson on “F illin g the Cookie Jar*’ in Salam an­ca Tuesday,

Mis3 M arion Ehm an, a student o f the D eaconess hospital in B u ffa losp en t th e w eek-end w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W ill Ehm an.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank N eubach and Mrs. B ertha Sm ith m otored to Springville, Sardinia and D elevan Sunday.

C hester Ehnian and B ette Ehman were in L ittle V a lley and Salam anca

Mrs. W. C. W illis o f Salam anca w as th e g u est o f Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Oyer Sunday.

C. C. F olts w as in Ham burg Sun­day

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones are in St, R egis F a lls th is w eek, h u nting and fishing.

Richard Brunell o f Buffalo w as a w eek-end g u est o f Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ehnian.

Mr. and Mrs. George P etrie w ent to B ingham ton F riday to spend sev­eral days w ith Mr. and Mrs. W illard Ulm er.

Mrs. H ayden W illiam s w as in B u f­fa lo W ednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es R obinson o f G reat V alley w ere g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. Casper Ehm an Sunday.

D aniel Leym an o f M achias spent several days o f th is w eek with Mr. and Mrs. C hester Ehman.

HUMPHREY

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ler.Mr. and Mrs. Milton W orbers of

N orth Chili spent the w eek-end with R ev. and Mrs. Charles Pike.

By M ISS M ILDRED HEALY Mr. and Mrs. D ouglas Cooney

A llegany w ere here Tuesday.Mx*. and Mi*s. V incent Trowbridge

were in E llico ttv ille Monday.Ralph W illiam s, V ictor Snyder and

Jam es H ealy called on E l m e rE rn est Truhy attended a m e e t in g ! Schwartz o f E ast Otto Sunday,

o f the N ew York State Physics asso­ciation a t R ochester Friday.

Rev. Bruce M iddaugh attended the d istr ic t con ference o f the M ethodist church a t Sugar Grove, Pa., Tuesday.

Mr. and Ml*s. A lb ert Bergh o f P errysburg and Mr. and Mrs, Frank B astedo and son K enneth o f Leon visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coyer Sun­day.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith D eLong of Buffalo spent the w eek-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson.

Mr. and Mrs. R. N ichols and daugh­ter o f Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. M. N ichols o f Springville v isited Mrs. N ellie N ichols Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl R itter o f Lavona spent the w eek-end w ith Mrs. J. Arm ­strong.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Forrester, B everly K lotz w ere Sunday gu ests o f Mr. and Mrs. C lyde F orester a t E ast Otto.

M errill H oughton is a m edical pa­tien t a t Salam anca.

Mrs. Mary Whiting and Miss Blanche Richard have le f t for W ash­ington, D. C. to spend the w interw ith Mrs. W hiting’s brother, H enry Calver.

Mrs. A ldene M attocks o f Paterson, N. J., is v is itin g a t the B urger hom e. •

Mrs. E ff ie Rhodes was in Olean Friday.

Mrs. Arthur Cleveland was in Lit­tle V alley last w eek.

Mrs. John K isak and fam ily were in Salam anca Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank H ealy and daughter, Bei*nard H ealy, called on Thom as H ealy in M achias Sunday.

Howard C ooney has caught several coons already th is season.

Miss E u gen ia Snyder o f Sugartow n was here Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thoas M ett, of Hum­phrey C enter, and Mrs. Levi Chap­man and granddaughter o f Frank- linville called on Mrs. Grace Scott Saturday.

Mrs. C larence Thurston was in L it­tle V alley Thursday.

Mrs. Jennie Sanford called on her <on. Fred, in Peth Thursday.

Miss M innie H ealy as in A shford Hollow Saturday.

Mrs. Joseph McCune spent a few days la st w eek in E llicottv ille ,

Charles W ineford o f E llicottv ille was here M onday.

Mr. and Mrs. LaVern R ivers called on their daughter, Mrs. W alter W hit­comb of G reat V a lley la st w eek.

Dean R eynolds of Sugartown wasMarjorie Ashton of Buffalo spent lu‘rCJ Monday.

the week-end a t home.Mr. and Mrs. R obert Bradley and

son of Niagara Falls visited Rev. and Mrs. Charles P ike Sunday.

Miss Bessie Mulvey and Hugh Mul- v ey o f W ellsville spent several days w ith Mrs. M ate Mulvey.

M arian Clarke is a surgical pa­tien t in Salam anca.

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GREAT VALLEYBy MRS. CHARLES NEWTON

Mr. and Mrs. A drian Sm ith o f K illbuck called a t th e hom e o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W alter R eed, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and children v isited a t her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . Poole, in Salam anca Sun­day.

A corn husking party w as held a t the hom e o f Arthur Ehm an Friday even ing. There w ere 12 g u ests pres­en t. Supper w as served by Mrs. Eh­man.

L ee Munn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G reenlee o f B radford v isited a t H oward H erpst’s the first o f th e w eek.

Mrs. Fred Lougee and Mrs. Howard Herpst were in Randolph and Red House Wednesday and Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. A llen St. Clair o f B uffalo are v isiting h is s ister, Mrs. W illiam Brow n.

Mr. B ooth and fa m ily have m oved in to th e H enry house.

Mr. arid M rs, A llen F isher have m oved in to th e ir n ew hom e in B ethel.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Block and fam ily sp en t Sunday a t the hom e o f h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard E lvers near Springville. ,

Mr. and M rs, Jam es Sargent o f B radford and Mr. and Sirs. A. M. W ilcox o f A llegany v isited a t John Rider’s th e first o f the w eek .

B y MRS, GEORGE ARM STRONGMr. and Mrs. Adolph Saar o f

B radford spent Sunday w ith Rev. Mr. Saar and fam ily .

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Philbrick o f F orestv ille spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R, H . Philbrick,

W ilbur D ake o f San D iego, Cal., M iss D orothy D ake and C hauncey D ake o f K enm ore w ere recen t gu ests o f M iss O live D ake.

Mr, and Mrs. A . P . A u st spent F ri­day in W est V alley .

The F ederated Ladies' Aid w ill hold a supper in the M asonic H all F riday, N ovem ber 18th#

Mrs. E sth er H art entertained th e officers o f th e F ed era ted Ladies' A id M onday even in g w hen plans w ere m ade fo r the y ea r’s activ ities.

Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ells o f Cot­ta g e w ere Sunday g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A rm strong.

Mrs. B. J . C otrael, Mrs, T. P . Truby and Mrs. R. H. Philbrick sp en t F riday in Buffalo.

NAPOLIB y MRS. H AROLD GOODRICHMiss Theo B urroughs w as in Jam es­

tow n W ednesday.Mr. and Mrs. T aylor o f G reat V al­

ley spent W ednesday w ith Mr. and. Mrs. M elvin Lowe.

Mrs, H elen E llis and son John and Mr. Denfcer called on Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard B a iley W ednesday,

Mr. and Mrs. E rn est W aite and daughter w ere in C attaraugus Satur­day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. P aul M anley o f Ridg-

REPUBLICANS WIN CONTROL IN

STATE SENATE12 New Members Elect­

ed to Senate, 34 to As­sembly — One N e w Senator a Democrat, Others Republicans

N ew York, N ov. 9 (IP). — Forty- six new fa ces fo r N ew Y ork’s tw o- house, 201-m em ber legislature w ere assured today by election returns that gave R epublicans control o f both branches. They recap tured control in th e Senate.

Twelve of the new members were elected to the 51-member Senate, and84 to the 150-seat Assembly.

M eantim e five 1938 assem blym en — Jam es W. R iley, C attaraugus; Fred A . Y oung, L ow ville; P eter H. R uvolo, B rooklyn; Phelps Phelps and Carl Pack o f New Y ork C ity— shifted to th e sm aller house,

F led glin g leg isla tors— and in a fe w in stan ces one-tim e m em bers o f eith er Senate or A ssem bly— w ill in­clude one D em ocrat and 11 R epub­licans in the Senate and 20 D em o­crats and 14 R epublicans in the A s­sem bly.

Democrats DefeatedD em ocratic senators who fe ll in

th e upstate R epublican battle for leg isla tive control include Francis L. M cElroy, Syracuse; -James A. Gar- rity, Y onkers; E m m ett L. D oyle, and G eorge F . R ogers o f R ochester.

T hey w ere replaced by D istrict A t­torney W illiam C. M artin, Onondaga; W illiam F . Condon. W estchester; R odney B. Janes and Karl K. Beeh- told , M onroe County.

D em ocratic Assem blym an Arthur J. D oran and Earl Lagenbacher were defeated in W estchester and Monroe C ounties respectively by R epublicans M alcolm W ilson and George Man­ning.

Two more D em ocratic incum bents, A ssem blym an E m m et J. Roach. Clin­ton, and Jam es J. Carroll, Albany, w ere unseated by R epublicans Leslie G. Ryan and John M cBain.

Three Dem ocratic seats were re­claim ed, how ever, when Irwin D. Davidson, form er A ssem blym an, de­feated R epublican Incum bent W il­liam T. M iddleton, and A nthony Guida displaced Republican W alter V. F itzgerald in N ew York County. Jam es G. Lyons won over R epubli­can Assem blym an W illiam A. Chand­ler, Sullivan County.

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LEHFAN IS RE-ELECTED

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and other c ities as well as in N ew York w here w arrants w ere issued for 33 persons.

A ttorney G eneral John J, B ennett, Jr., announced 1,582 M anhattan reg­istrations w ere under police scrutiny and th a t in Brooklyn 1,295 unverified reg istrations w ere listed. D ew ey's office checked scores o f challenged reg istrations in seven A ssem bly dis­tricts. Thousands o f special assist­ant attorneys general w ere d esign at­ed fo r po lling place duty.

A ll o f th e c ity ’s 18 ,000 police were assigned to hold known hoodlums and crim inals in a round-up during vot­in g hours.

WILLOUGHBYBy MRS. LOUIS REED

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H ogue and daughter visited the ir paren ts inHinsdale and Farmers Valley Sun­day.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. F ay visited their daughter in Olean th is w eek.

Mi*, and Mrs. Frank Schroeder and Glenn Schroeder v isited in South Wales, Monday.

Lee W ashburn has had electric ity installed in his home.

Franklin R aecher w as in D ayton Sunday.

A . A. B u tterfie ld was 'in B u ffa lo la st w eek.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N agle w ere in B u ffa lo Sunday.

Mrs. E u gen e Senear and daughter Barbara o f F ranklinville w ere w eek­end gu ests o f her daughter, Mrs. H er­man Curtis.

T he Rod and Gun club m et w ith Mr. and Mrs. Tom bs Saturday even­ing. R efresh en ts w ere served.

Mr. and Mrs. F o rest Childs o f H um phrey v isited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irv ing Fedick Tuesday.

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MAPLES

W ednesday. His m other, Mrs. W alter H iller is rem ain ing a t her sister’s w ith him,

Mr. and M rs.‘A sh ley D itcher y is it- ed Mr. and Mrs. L ee B lendinger a t L ittle V a lley Friday,

Mrs, J. M, B urdick and children w ere g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dunn a t Salam anca M onday evening to celebrate Helen' Bur,dick’s birth­day.

Mrs. M argaret Broas and children, Mrs. L ouise Johns, R obert Com stock o f B uffalo w ere Sunday gu ests o f Mr. and Mrs. E. E . Comstock. Mr. Corn- stock, Mrs. Broas. Mrs. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. E . E. Com stock and M iss Jane C om stock m otored to A llegany S ta te Park and Bradford.

Mr. and Mrs. A sh ley D iteher took Mrs. Clara Seym our to her hom e a tLancaster Monday.

Catherine D urfee of L ittle Valleyspent the w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. A shley D itcher,

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. D itcher and Catherine D urfee visited a t Farm ers- ville Sunday.

TOM WILSON CHOSEN MAYOR;

MAJORITY 900(Continued from Page One)

L i e u t e n a n t G o v e r n o rPoletti .............................. 1727Bontecou ................................. 1723

Plurality ......................... 4C o m p t r o l l e r

Trem aine ..................... 1703E o th s te in .................... 1564Post ....................................... 57

P l u r a l i t y .................... 229A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l

B ennett .............................. 1680M c D e r m o t t ................................ 16 45O’Leary ............................ 85

P l u r a l i t y ............................... 35U . S . S e n a t e ( L o n g T e r m )

W a g n e r ............................ 1881O’Brian ................................ 1624

P l u r a l i t y ...................... 2 5 7U . S . S e n a t e ( S h o r t T e r m )

Mead .......................................1983C orsi ............................................. 1 4 1 2

P l u r a l i t y ............................ 571Repre sen ta t ive s at L a r g e ( 2 )

M erritt ................................. 1681O’D ay .................................... 1692R odgers ..................................... 1679Seandrett . . . . 1653

W e l f a r e C o m m is s io n e r Robinson 2279Lynde ...................................... 1183

Plurality . . . .C o n g r e s s m a n

CarlsonReed ...............

1096

1 7 5 21 7 1 9

Plurality . 33S t a t e S e n a t e

H andley . . . . ...............1529R iley . ................................. 1764.

P lurality ......................... 235A s s e b ly m a n

Hogue ...................................1558K in g s b u r y ............... 1706

Plurality 148

NORTH VALLEYBy MRS. J. C. GRIFFITH

Mr. and Mrs. Mark W indsor v isit­ed a t H arry F oster’s in M ansfield Saturday.

Richard Johnson, who has been at Mark W indsor’s the last onth, has re­tu rned to Akron, O.

Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Phillips o f Salamanca called at Mark Windsor’sSunday.

M iss A rline W aite w as hom e Sun­day from Ellicottville.

Mrs. Otto K ahler is spending a few days in L ittle V alley .

Louis M iller and fam ily , Arthur Glow and fam ily , Mrs. A ugusta Glow and W illiam M iller and fam ily w ere at Emil Glow’s in Pigeon Valley Sun­day evening.

Mrs. Colburn o f Gowanda visited her sister, Mrs. E lla W aite Sunday.

Howard Waite, son of the late H arry W aite, is in a C. C. C. camp in C alifornia. He f ir s t entered a camp a t M achias.

LABOR’S RIGHTS BILL, HOUSING ARE ADOPTEDAmendments on Grade

Crossings and Use of State Funds for Wel­fare Approved — Re- apportionment One of Three Defeated

New York, Nov. 9 (IP)— Incom­plete returns indicated today that N ew York voters accepted fou r con­stitu tional amendments and re jec t­ed three.

The fate of the others was doubt­ful, with comparatively small marginsindicating th e ir possible adoption.

The three proposals stressed the m ost in cam paign speeches w ere turned down by substantial m ajori­ties. T hey were:

N o. 2, which would reapportion Sen ate and A ssem bly d istricts, thus increasing m em bership is both branches o f the legislature.

No. 5, to create a tenth judicial district and provide judicial review- on both law and fa c ts o f adm inistra­tive agency decisions.

No, 7, to prohibit election o f public officials by any system o f propor­tional representation.

A dopt Labor’s B ill o f RightsThe voters declared a “bill o f

rights” for labor by adopting the sixth proposal, providing for m ini­mum w ages, maximum hours and the right o f workers to organize and bargain collectively .

A nother “ liberal” am endm ent adopted w as the fourth , which author­ized the sta te to borrow $300,000,* 000 for low cost housing and slum clearance and to expand the debt lim ­it o f cities.

The citizenry, by adopting the third proposal, reduced the rail­roads’ share o f the cost o f grade crossing elim inations from 50 per cent, to 15, and by approving the eighth am endm ent, perm itted the use of state funds for social w e lfa re and provided, by insurance or other­w ise, against the hazards o f unem ­ploym ent, illness or old age.

S till in som e doubt, w ith a little m ore than tw o-thirds o f the election districts reported, w as the first am endm ent, an om nibus proposition providing, am ong other things, broad­er home rule and perm anent registra­tion o f voters. Its proponents w ere leading by about 200,000 votes.

The ninth am endm ent, perm itting N ew York Gity to purchase and u n ify its tran sit facilities, was adopted by about 500,000.

Crude Production Rises Bradford, Nov. 8— The production

o f crude oil in the Bradford field av­eraged 38,999 barrels daily last week; an increase o f 2.050 barrels over the figu res o f the preceding week, ac­cording to the Bradford D istrict Oil Producers association. The A llegany fie ld averaged 8,858 barrels, an in­crease o f 258 barrel? over the figure* o f the previous w eek.

Hunter’* Finger Shot OffW arren, N ov. 7.-—Leroy C oates,

50, o f R ussell, R. D, 2, is in the W ar­ren general hospital w ith th e index fin g er o f h is le f t hand am putated as th e resu lt o f th e season’s second hunting accident in Warren County. A ccording to reports, C oates had his fin g er over the end o f h is shotgun w hen it w as accidentally discharged.

By M ISS JA N E COMSTOCK T he H om e B ureau m et w ith Mrs.

D enton B urroughs a t E ddyville T ues­day. A tureen dinner w as held. This w as th e second lesson in g love mak­ing, Thursday a ftern oon th e H om e B ureau m et w ith Mrs# C larence S k eels fo r a lesson, on h ead purses, g iv en b y Mrs. M ilton Burdick, Four­teen w ere present. j

M rs, F rank F ran ze and Mrs. E nos E ddy w ere a t Salam anca W edncs- j day.

Mrs, F rank F ranze and Mrs. E dith W u lff w e r e a t O lean, Thursday,

w ay v isited hore Thursday. | Douglass H iller was tak en fromMr. and Mrs. H arold F ellow s w e r e th e hospital to th e hom e o f h is aunt,

| in Salam anca F r id a y e v e n in g , (M r*. Iv a W oqdard in Salatmanca

Johns H opkins un iversity and hos­p ital w ere founded through a $7 ,- 000 ,000 bequest m ade by a B altim ore m erchant o f th a t nam e.

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