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TWENTY ITHACA JOURNAL-NEWS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1933 Vicinity News and Personal Items Gathered by Journal -News Correspondents ETNA DRYDEN FREEVILLE Coming Events Of Rural Interest Funeral Services For Frank Lobdell Held at His Home Spencer High School HoldsCommencement At Federated Church won first In the recent musical festival at Groton; an essay by Ralph Tyler; the charge to juniors by Martje Janscn and response by Margarethea Janwn. Officers of the class are: Maxine Brown, president; Glen Botsford, vicepresident; Ralph Tyler, secretary; Martje Ja risen, treasurer. Other members are Junior Baldwin, Violet Drummond, William Jenks, Doreen Heath waite and Russell Hovencamp. Ed Cllckner were in Syracuse Sunday evening. The Rev.

and Mrs. W. H. Flaxington spent Monday in Syracuse. Mrs.

Fred Mineah has been ill the past few days. William and Robert Fellows were in Syracuse Tuesday evening to attend the commencement exercises of the Vocational High nchool, where Miss Ruth King was a member of the graduation class. Miss King is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. M.

King, former residents of this place. Following are the honor students of the Freeville school for the year: First grade, Dorice Bennett; Second grade, Frederick Foote; Third grade, Dorothy Miller: Fourth grade, Robert Bower: Fifth grade, Eber John Wells; Sixth grade, drover Iyce Woods: Seventh grade, Lois Wells; Eighth grade. Howard Kane. Plans are being marhj frr a community Fourth, of Jujy bration. A committee Ing all local organization ha charge of the awinK'm'ntj.

Tnr. mer residents and ail others care to attend are cordially invito Each family in to furnish Itn table service, unl dish to pass. Dinner will be served at 12:30. Mrs. Fred William- Mrs.

Albert Kirk. Mrs. Fred. EI is, Mr. JIar Spaulding, Mrs.

Harry Chaffs, Mrs, Aubrey Dav-riporf. Mrs. Cotanch, Mrs. Nelson Mount S. G.

Caswell and Mrs. j. K. 'liarru blin attended the pi, of Women's Republican at art Park on Tuesday. Mrs.

Xelson Mount visits fr, J. L. Clark of Cortland Ja-t Mr. and Mrs. Horace 'f)'t Albany are spending a f-w with their niece.

Harold ford and family. Mr. nd Mrs. I far old of Ann Arbor, Mich latter' par. the summer with tb ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mrs. Alice Milb of Cad Turner. lac and Mr. and Mr.

H.i no of Great Neck, rfK.ftnt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Turn'r ar.4 Mr. and Mrs. Pickering.

Mrs. Geo rge Warn-r, who has been recovering from an operation at the Skinner Hospital at has been removed to the her sister, Mrs. Eva Ithaca. bora Mr. and Thorr.as ar4 family and Mrs.

S.adie Davi-g 0f Cleveland. Ohio. arrived at home of Mr. and Mrs. orce Turner on Saturday.

Mr. Davie? has returned to Chicago, hi.t the others will remain for several weeks. Miss Louise HartVi, and Howard Crowfoot of Iiion spt nt the week, end with Mr. and Mrs. V'.

g. Rhodes. American civraretr 2,41 oft ft valued at 328.623 jr. foreign mar- kets during 3 i'ZI. June 29 Danny Ladies Aid Society will hold home-made ice cream social on M.

E. Church lawn in evening. Public invited. June 29 Varna Chicken supper at Church, p. benefit church budget.

Public invited. 29 Enfield Methodist Church is sponsoring a "$200 Supper" and program, 7 p. Enfield Valley Grange Hall. June 30 East Lansing Ice cream social in evening at home of Lewis Snyder. All welcome.

June 29 Xorlh Dauby Danby Ladies Aid Society will hold home-made ice cream social on M. E. Church lawn, rublic invited. June 30 Meeklonburs Ice cream social on Dr. Burton's lawn.

Free entertainment at 9 p. m. rublic invited. June 30 Brooktoiulal Home Bureau picnic at noon, with Mrs. Margaret Jewell-July 1 Slatorville Springs Dairymen's League meeting at home of Leslie Crispell in evening.

Reports from annual meeting. Women will bring cake. July 3 Townsciuirillc Fiftieth anniversary ice cream festival on M. E. Church lawn in evening.

Public invited. July 4 Danby Old Home Day at Town Hall. Chicken dinner served by King's Daughters nt 12 m. Ball game. Public invited.

July 4 Etna All day celebration. Dinner at noon. Bring, own service and dish to pass. Ball games, dancing and fireworks. July 4 Lake Ridge Point Home Bureau picnic, supper at 6 p.

m. Bring dishes, sandwiches and dish to pass. Families and friends invited. July 5 Kennedys Corners Ladies Aid Society will serve chicken supper at home of Arthur Teeter from 5:30 p. m.

on. Public invited. Truinbulls Corners Trumhulls Corners The Jolly 13 4-H Club will meet at the home of Miss Bertha Tompkins on Satur day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Bring material for desk sets. Miss A innifred llkins has em- playment in Ithaca.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell of Ithaca were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Straight on Sunday.

Frank Shoemaker, who spent the school year at the home of his brother, has returned to his home in Scranton. Pa. Miss Louise Wilkins is spending the week at the home of Mrs. Ralph Davis in Inlet Valley. Freeville Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Sayers of Bogota, N. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayers of Jersey City.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Webster of Newark Valley and Mrs.

E. B. Day of Mt. Upton were visitors during the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Kinch. Mr. and Mrs.

D. D. Morey and daughters Frances and Dessie and Mrs. Anna Tichenor spent a day last week at Binghamton. Miss Elizabeth D.

Crawford of Ithaca spent two days last week with Miss Georgia Sager. Wililam Myers and Robert Fel-16ws spent last Friday fishing on Seneca Lake. Frank Williams of Cuba and daughter. Miss Ruth Williams of Albany were recent guests at Shaver's Hotel. Dr.

and Mrs. Arthur White of Ithaca were recent callers at the home of Miss Georgia Sager and John Sager. Mr. and Mrs. Flumerfelt of Spencer called on Mrs.

Emma Lacey Saturday. Robert C. Fellows. will graduate with the class of Dryden High School this week. Mrs.

L. M. Case and Mrs. Helen Bower spent Saturday afternoon at Ithaca. Cyril AVinnie of Cortland has been vsiiting Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Click ner a few days. William Apgar has employment in Ithaca. Miss Janet Statkey is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

John Wingenback and family of Cortland. Mrs. Frank Burns and daughters, Winifred and Marcella of Ithaca, spent Saturday with Mrs. Burns' sister, Mrs. E.

L. Stanton. Horace Hyde of Cortland called on friends in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Mack of Etna were Sunday dinner guests of their son ami wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Mack. Miss Helen Cole, who teaches school in Schenectady, has arrived at her home hero to spend the summer vacation. Miss Chloris Hoel left Saturday for Deruyter to spend a week before returning to her home in Hancock.

Miss Hoel will spend the summer at Lake Como, Pa. Omar Rhodes and Mrs. Earl Rhodes and daughter Mabel of Etna were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whitman of Rochester spent the weekend with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. II. Flaxington. Mrs.

Charles Baird has been spending the past week at Ithaca. Miss Margaret Roszell left Saturday foe her home in Elmira, and will spend the summer at Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stanton and son Billy of Ithaca spent Sunday afternoon with the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Stanton. Mrs.

Robert Daniels of Varna was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ruth Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chase and Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Lohman and children, Jim and Christine of Cortland, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Starkey and Mr. and Mrs.

D. D. Chase. Arthur Mvers and Mr. and Mrs.

SEARSBURG KearsliurK The Home Bureau met at the home of Mins Louise Walker on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adding-ton and son of Waterburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Trowbridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred outer and daughters spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.

Russei Ed minister of Cayutaville. Miss Leona Walker is spending a few days at the Davis home in Odessa and attending commencement. Miss Verar Davis is one of the graduates. Mr. and Mm.

Clarence Robinson and daughter Jane recently called on friends in Penn Yan and Waterloo. Charles Arden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wheeler. Mrs.

Bertha Nichols of Auburn is spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shriner. Miss Alice Sherwood of Rochester is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Sherwood. Mrs. James Thomas was in Geneseo lft week caring for her daughter, Mrs. Howard Fuller, who has returned to her home in Providence, R. I.

Mrs. L. H. Tunison of Trumans-burg spent a few days last week with her son, Wesley Tunison and wife. John Kress of Rocheste spent the weekend at the Sherwood ome.

The Rev. J. X. Dales of Lake-mont will preach at the Christian Church on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Van Pelt District Van Pelt District Mrs.

Bertha Lindsey and three children of Syracuse, Ralph Lindsey and wife of Cortland and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamilton of Slatcrville were visitors over the weekend at the home of their parents and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Almqn-dinger of Caroline were also visitors there. Mrs.

Norman Edsall and children called on Mrs. Ray McMillen on day last week. Cyrus Whittier and Miss Margaret Drake spent an evening last week at the home of the former's parents. Miss Lydia Marshall of Richford returned to her home Monday, after spending a week visiting friends here. Miss Julia Whittier was in Ithaca Saturday to take part in the county spelling contest.

She won the third district prize of $3. "i Via Spencer The annual commencement exercises of Spencer High School were held in the Federated Church on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The following program was given: Music, "Processional," High School Orchestra; invocation. the Rev. Ward W.

Watrous: salu- tatory, "Why Laws?" Anne Aho; essay, "Women of America," Viena Alve; essay, "The Man in the White House," Edna Van Xatta; violin solo, Gladys rarker; essay, "Our Debt to Europe," SaimI Man-inen; ovation, "A Century of Progress," LeRoy Taggart; valedictory, "Au Revoir, S. H. Ruth Benjamin; piano solo, Joseph Olich-ney; cornet solo, Ferris Fisher; awarding of scholarship prize. Miss Jennie R. Garatt; remarks and presentation of diplomas, Principal Harold F.

Durham; benediction, the Rev. Gordon McKenzie; music, "Recessional," High School Orchestra. The scholarship prize of $25.00 given by the Spencer High School Alumni Association to the member of the graduating class having the highest average during the four years was awarded to Miss Ruth Benjamin. The following seniors received diplomas: Anne Aho, Viena Alve, Ruth Benjamin, Myrtle Cook, Ransom L'Amoreaux, Saimi Maninen. John Xiemi, Dorothy Scofield, LeRoy Taggart, Edna Van Xatta, Maurice Van Riper, Vivian Vergason, Maxine WesteF-velt.

Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fisher have returned home after spending several days nt Lake George, attending the New York State Bankers' convention.

Ira Andrews of Owego was in town on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Atta of Ithaca were in town on Tuesday to attend the commencement exercises of Spencer High School. Mrs.

Mabel Cunningham and children of Sayre, spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Vergason. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Wells have gone to Friendship to spend a few days at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Lucy Wells, before going to Milton, Wise, to spend the summer. Clinton Stimson. who has been attending Cornell University, is spending the summer at the home of his parents, Supervisor and Mrs.

Silas X. Stimson. Mrs. D. C.

Durham has been spending a few days at the home of her brother, Frank II. Ferris, in Corning. Principal and Mrs. Harold F. Durham are spending a few days at the home of Mr.

Durham's father in East Pembroke. Miss Frances Olmstead has gone to Worcester to spend the summer vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olmstead. Mr.

and Mrs. George Wilson were in Elmira on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L.

Fisher were in Sayre on Wednesday. Miss Marjorie Dorn of Kenmore is spending several days at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dorn. The Round-Up Club will meet at the home of Mrs.

J. R. Hart on Thursday afternoon, July 6, at 2:30 o'clock. NKWS OF TIIF. Home Bureaus Lnun The East Lawn Home Bureau met at the home of Mrs.

Robert Watt on June 23. After the business meeting. Mrs. Roy Hunger-ford and Mrs. Maurice Xixon showed the group easy ways of cleaning silver, copper and brass.

Cloths for cleaning silver were made by rubbing jewelers rouge on outing flannel. Refreshments were served by the hostess. In July the Home Bureau joins with the Snyder Hill Ladies Atd Society and W. C. T.

U. for a pic nic at Stewart Park. HELEN F. LATCH LEY Vicechairman Iaidlowville The funeral of Frank Lobdell took place on "Wednesday afternoon at his home. He died on Monday, June 26, at his home near Lansingville, leaving a widow, daughter, Frances, and a son, Douglass.

He was 72 years of age. and had been in poor health for a long time. The Rev. C. C.

Beebe conducted the service. Mrs. Ward Howell and Mrs. W. Tt.

Minturn sang "The Old Rugged Cross." Friends from a distance were Edward Perlgo of Cortland, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Lobdell of Syracuse, Mrs. Berd and son Floyd and wife of Auburn, Mrs. Dorothy Mattoon of Auburn, Frank Beard of Freeville and George Newman of Venice Center.

There was a profusion of flowers from friends. The pall bearers were Lemuel Inman, William Hamilton, Asa Coon, and Elmer Butts. Burial was in the family lot at Lansingville. Commencement was held in the auditorium "of the High School building on Tuesday night. The Ithaca College Trio furnished the music.

The program: Invocation, the Rev. George Kalb; salutory address, Miss Millie A. Cher: ad-drees, "Commencement Traditions," Harold Howell; address. "Our School, Yesterday and Today," Julia A. Listar; commencement address.

Major B. B. Mead of Auburn; valedictory, Christine Inman; presentation of class to Board Principal Otis C. Chapman. Casper Swayze.

president of the board, awarded the diplomas. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldsmith and Frederic Pfluke and family of Rochester passed Sunday with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Bailey. Mrs. Flora Speery and Miss M.

L. Myers called on Mrs. Edward Howland on Wednesday. She has been ill for several months. Miss Marion Nichols is at home for the summer from Cuyler.

Mrs. Marion Titus and Humphrey Titus of Martsville, Mrs. Ella Hilton of Fair Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Terwilligsr of Auburn have been guests of relatives, Edward Howland and family of Salmon Creek Drive.

Hanshaw Corners Hansliaw Corners The annual community supper, which is held at the Etna Grange Hall, north from here, before the Fourth of July, will not be held this year because of construction work on the road passing this hall. Tfcis nam Dryden A Kitchen Shower was given Mrs. Nason, one of the faculty of Dryden High school, who was recently married, by the faculty at the log cabin of Misses Lorraine Leach and Marjorie Ilazon on the Harford road Wednesday evening. Mrs. Claire Smith and daughter Mary Lee are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. George Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. Mortan Snyder of Rye are spending a week with relatives iii Dryden.

The funeral of James Sand wick of Endieott, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John of Dryden, who died at the Binghamton Hospital on Monday, June 26, after three weeks of illness, was held at the home of sister, Mrs. Robert Scutt in Dryden this morning. Burial was in dreen Hills Cemetery.

He is survived by his widow and four children, Edwin of Groton, Mrs. Winnifred darrity of Endieott, Mrs. Helen Carroll and Willis of Binghamton, and several grandchildren; also eight brothers and sisters, Mrs. Anna divens, Mrs. Theodore Stickles and Mrs.

Schutt of Dryden; Oliver Seamons, superintendent of Odd Fellows State Home, Mrs. Nina Vunk and Karl Sandwick of Elmiru Heights; William H. Sandwick of Winter Park, and Prof. Richard Sandwick of the University of Chicago. Mrs.

W. S. Crane and daughter Helen motored to Gettysburg last Wednesday and spent until Friday with Frederick Crane and wife. Mr. and Mrs.

Seymour Crane iiml daughter Joan spent the weekend at the Presbytf rian Manse. JACKSONVILLE ille The Jacksonville Athletic Club held a supper and meeting last night in the church parlors. Officers for the next yea -were elected as follows: President, Earl La Salle; vicepresident, Ber-nice Wright: secretary, EiSlian Parker; treasurer, Frederick Baker: team manager, Clyde Wintermute; business manager, Sanford At-water. The supper was under the supervision of Bernice Wright. For the first time in the his-t ry of the school, Jacksonville eighth graders had a commencement with orchestra and graduates participating, a speaker and presentation of diplomas.

exercises were held Monday evening in the church, planned by the nine members of the class under the supervision of their teacher. Miss Laura Hovencamp. Fred I'eardsley, former district superintendent, addressed the class and friends. Mr. Beardsley taught in Jacksonville school during the time Alfred Graham, now one of the three trustees, attended school here.

Mr. Graham presented the diplomas. Other parts of the program were orchestral selections by the Jacksonville Orchestra, directed Cyril Tyler; invocation by the Rev. F. W.

Morris: a "welcome" by William Jenks; an essay by Maxine Brow two songs by the school, which RE110, MOW DO I fOU DO? Accurate' opld I GROTON droloii Miss Mabel Bobbins of Cortland was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Gale. Mrs. F. P. I'age was in Ithaca on Monday.

Mrs. D. L. Bradley is spending a few days in Ithaca, visiting her sister Mis. Helen Putney.

The book review at the library on Friday evening was well attended. Mrs. F. M. Kellarn presided.

Dr. Frederick E. Denton gave an outline of Walter Pilkins' hook, "Life Begins at Forty," and Mrs. E. I f.

Curtice reviewed Walter Edmund's book. "Erie Waters." The Royalty Club of the lr.th District, Order of Amaranth, met in Groton Masonic Hall with supper and program, followed by the election of the following officers: Honored queen, Anna Vandemark, Elmiry; honored prince, Frank dough. Owego; lady ambassador, Laura McClean, Groton; lord ambassador, Hanford Smith, Ithaca: treasurer. Emma Severance. Wa-verly; secretary, John Courtney Ithaca: trustee for three years, Nella Jones, Groton: ladies-in-waiting, Pearl Clapp.

Queen Victoria Court; Mrs. Knapp. Harmony Court; Mrs. Clarkson, Queen Frederick Court; Mrs. Esbert, Orianna Court; Mrs.

Strong, Clark Court. Miss Alice McGee. a teacher in the Philippines, has been the guest of Mrs. laude Perry of Cortland Road. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde D. Warner and daughter of Cincinnati, Ohio, have been guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Warner of South Street. Mrs. Velma Grant, Mrs. Madtre Corning and Mrs. Frank Tilton attended the meeting of the L.

D. Club at the home of Mrs. Delia Pope on the Cortland Road, on Sat tirday. Roy McMasters, youns: son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles McMasters, underwent a minor operation at the Cortland Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. M. E. Yates i visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Yates of Binghamton. Mrs. L. Sincerbeaux returned on Sunday from visiting Dr.

George Sincerbeaux and family of Auburn. Miss Barbara Van Martnr of the Cortland Hospital spent Tuesday evening in the village and attended the graduating exercises. Thirty members of the senior class received diplomas. Oh, momma! Ayr-4T YOU "TO TAILSPIN TOMMY Jose Prefers the 'Open iOON't don't toAsTE. Too oat s.

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