The Bradford Era from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THI KRA. BRADTOfcD, FA-, miDAY, AUGUST 1952. PAOIfCVatM Teen-Age Craze: Cutting Initials Of Lovers on Arm TOtEOO, Aug. 31 UB--A new among teen-agers, the burn- or cutting onto their arms of their lovers' initials, was under investigation here today by police. Policewoman Mary Oilier said, insofar as police have been able to learn from preliminary work, the fad has been limited to frequenters one particular ice cream store.

situation was brought to the attention of authorities by a neighborhood physician, who said he had treated several arm infections which resulted from the practice. A 14-year-old girl questioned yesterday, policewoman Gilley said, admitted she used a raxor blade to scar onto her arm the initials of her two boy friends, and later cut the initials of another boy on the arms of his girl friend Police Gilley said the "proper thing" to do, under the new teenagers' code, was to sear the initials onto the akin with a heated penknife. Teen-agers who shy away from this method, she Aaid. are considered to meet the requirements by cutting the initials onto the arms. 70TH K.

Of C. CONCLAVE UNDERWAY NANCtS CAftttMAl SPtUMAN lusVJdle) walka in solemn proceeatoa entering St. Vincent's Catholic church in Lam Angeles to formally open TOtfe oocTentJon of Knights at Columbus. AotMMteAoto; Corydon News Notes Knapp Creek KNAPP CREEK--Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart Oreeley and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown of Derrick City are spending a week at Hanford Bay. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Nenno. Mrs. Catherine Dougherty and Miss Grace Dougherty were recent guests of Rev. Daniel Dougherty of Kane Miss Mary Jane Patterson, student nurse at the Jamestown Hospital, spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs.

Rlley Green and Mrs Bruno Portulee wre co-hostesses at a recent farewell party honoring Mr and Mrs. Victor Netzel ami son, Walter Mr. and Mrs. Henry SUley and daughters, Connie and Leslea, apent last week at Hanford Bay Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Neono and Miss Grace Dougherty attended a recent birthday party given in honor of Mrs Floyd Baxter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baiter, Olean. Mr and Mrs Jay Oobby of Buffalo were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mussall. Mr. and Mrs. John Mussall and daughter, spent some tune recently at Ranhford Lake. Miss Elizabeth Hebnert of Olean' was a recent guest of Miss Carol Brahaney.

Mrs. Emma Pepperdine of Cat- taraugua is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pepperdine. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Hart of Cattaraugns have returned to their home after recently visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pepperdine. Mrs.

James Brahaney and Mrs. Richard Neono attended the recent Nursing Committee Chairman 1 meeting held at the home of Mrs. B. Meecham at Cattaraugus Robert Pepperdine has been discharged the Olean General Hospital. Miss Jean Peace, student nurse at Bradford Hospital, recently visited her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peace. Mr. and Mrs.

John Mussall and daughter. Mary Anne, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Whltstone of Olean were recent Crystal Beach visitors. Mr.

and Mrs. Clalr Hlllier of Renovo were recent gueets of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ryan. Mr. and Mrs.

Stuart Oreely were recent guests of Dunkirk relatives. Mrs. Earl Booeh was a recent Bradford visitor The Forty Hours Devotion will be held the Sacred Heart Church a 7 am. beginning Tuesday. Aug.

36 Mr and Mrs. Victor Netxel and son. Walter, hare moved to Diamond, Mich. Miss Onalee Marvin and Miss Carol Pepprrdlae were conostesses at a shower honoring Carol Jean Dorsey Wednesday. Miss Dorsey is the bride-elect of Harold Walters of Mrs.

C- H. relker and Mrs. John Mussall and daughter. Mary Anne. TKK p.ests of J- H-8mttb and Mr.

and Mrs. Albert sjeaktev in Olemn Monday. Mrj. Richard Memo and Mrs. C.

H. Fellter were Olean visitors Wednesday. John Dougherty. DuBois. wbo hma been a gnesi at the home of his daoghter.

Mrs. Herbert Pemse. has returned to his hotne. CORYDON Vacation Bible School classes are being conducted dally through Aug. 28 with the Rev.

Viola Doversplke to charge Songs, stories and will be featured during the program. Members of the Corydon Fire Department and its auxiliaries at a special meeting completed arrangements for the annual clambake to be held Sunday, Aug. 31. The affair will be held at the Sparks-Williams grove, a quarter- mile south of Corydon, on the Warren-Klniua road. The menu will include green corn, fried chicken, salads, clams, etc The Corydon Evening Card Club members met with Mrs Lottie Whyte Following two tables of 500, awards were made to Mrs.

Roy Adams, high honor; Mrs George Black, second; Mrs. Jessie Bennett, traveling token, and Mrs. Ora Camahan. consolation Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kraft entertained the following guests at their local home: Mr. and Mrs Henry Backus, of Cbechtaowaga, N. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Backes, Wllllamsville; Mr and Mrs Harold Fischer and daughter, Joanne, Buffalo; Mr.

and Mrs Alvin Back- daughter, Beverly, and Mr. end Stuart Krat. Buffalo. Ur. aad Mrs.

Reggie Williams and two daughters of Florida, former local residents, spent the past week wtth relatives In Frewsburg, N. and local friends. H. C. Funk and Henry Tome Funk have returned to Chester after a weekend stay at ttielr local home Mrs.

Funk ia remaining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Crooks and Mrs. Elma Crooks of Endicott, N.

visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cousins and family and Mrs. Nora Crooks. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Oakley spent the past week on vacation and have returned to their Pittsburgh home. Stuart LaDow of Pittsburgh visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Clyde LaDow, the weekend. Mrs.

Amelia Wesley, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones the past two weeks, has returned to her home In Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Ruby Day of Youngsville, accompanied by "a friend, visited relatives and local friends here the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson and A.

M. Kraft were recent visitors at Randolph. The Rev. Viola Doverspike has returned fronT Butler where she attended a young people's conven tlon Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Browne and daughter of Bruin, Pa were call ers at the home of Mrs. M. Stoltz.

Mrs. P. E. Tome and daughter Pat, have returned from a visit with the Ed Neilson family ta Ol City. Miss Olive Duntley haa returned to Long Island following a visit to the Paul Duntley home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Biggins Lakewood, were recent visitors here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haley California are spending 10 day with Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Kornell and other local relatives. Miss Thelma Crooks has returned to Warren after a weekend visit here. J. Henderson left Monday for Pittsburgh following a two weeks' vacation at bis Corydon home Mrs.

Henderson remained for a longer stay. George Crooks, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. David Counts, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter, Crooka In Salamanca Mrs. Lee Goldaborough and son and daughter, of Narberth, a Crop of School hildren Largest Dozen Years HAMUtBURO, Aug. i biggest crop of school children In li years to expected when Pennsylvania schools open their doors this fall. The Department of Public Instruction public school enrollment will 1,113,000. highest clnce It went over the two million rharfc for the 1M1-42 ichool term.

Last year there were 1,864,000 children In the public schools Most schools UM lUte begin work the day after Labor Day, or Sept. 3 thla year. A lew rural dia- iricts end UM summer vacation this weekend a number of otheri will wait until Sept. I before ringing the Khool tell again. Dr.

Carl D. Morneweck of the department'! child accounting and research division aaid the enrollment may drop below the expected figure because of the fairly active labor market "Some of the older chilhrfti will be working rather than going back to "Prom Initial there reason to believe it will not be necevary to close a ainf le school for lack of teaching personnel although many will be hard put to secure qualified Instructors," said Dr Henry Klooower. director of the department's teacher education and certification division expected 58,000 enrollment Increase was broken down by the department this way: Kindergarten more Elementary more High school more Pays 22c Tax Larabee News Notes and Miss Margaret Rled are guests at the Reid cottage. David Whyte Jr. has returned home after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Whyte. Garth BtolU Sr.

and family have taken over the Earl property. Mrs. Marie Hatch has returned to her home hi Niagara Falls after several days visit here. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Dyaart entertained out of town friends this weekend Mr. and Mrs. Millard Niver of Gifford visited at the L.

J. Learn home. Mrs. George Akers, Jacob 8o.hu- ler and Miss Tresa Marsh were Warren callers. Mrs.

Elms Crooka of Endicott IB vacationing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cousins. Our Best Wishes to the Chamberlain Sales Co. on their purchase of the DAIRY BAR 156 to Hut tto Dairy Bar wiH conriiiiM hi WM aN IRADCO Bradford Milk Co.

lAtXY AIKIM, 13. his profits after sending 22 cents for amusement tax to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. staged a dr- eua In his Haute, Ind. backyard, and suit 30 per cent of hla groes profits to the bureau. He may get a refund, oowtvcr.

sotne of his paying customers were In an age bracket exempt from the amusement tax. (Inttntatitmttj' WHITE HOUSE STABLE The first stable lor White House horses eventually became a school Jn 1831 for the poor children of Washington. LAJLABM-- Reuben Pelham and family of Bullis and Paul Pelham o( Buffalo were recent gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baugbea- haupt.

Rodney L. Chives of Wellsboro and Clark Womer of Emporium recently visited Prank Ragman and sis ten Elmer Hagstrom and Mrs. Oeasie Armstrong of Emporium were recent guests of Prank Rassmsn and sisters. Mr. and Mrs.

Nell Bartholme and daughter. returned to their home in Waterlord after visiting recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Raexman. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Snyder and family of Eldred were guests of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Raszman and daughter, Janet, and Arthur Burrows recently Mr8. Margaret Chase and son. Larry, rislted recently at the home of Arthur Burrows and family.

Mr. and Mrt. Theodore Raszman were recent visitors of Arthur Burrows. Miss Mary Hayes returned to Cleveland recently after spending a few days with relatives here. Harold Morris of Coryvllle recently visited his parents.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Morris. Miss Nancy Lou Raaiman visited at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. J. E.

Johnson, Eldred, recently. Elmer Hagstrom, Mri. Deaale Armstrong, Mrs. Bwarta and Harold Church were recent Olean visitors Mrs. Charles Claughenhaupt and family were recent visitors at Mills aud McCrea Brook.

Alvln and Laverne Burrows were recent Larabee and Black Hollow visitors. A. J. Holmes and Theodore Corey of Coryvllle visited Frank Raszman recently. Mrs Harold Church was a recent visitor of Jessie and Ruth Carpenter.

R. B. McConnell of Port Allegany was a recent guest of Harold Church. Mrs Raszman was an Olean visitor recently. Mr and Mrs.

Leo Lemon ol Cory- vllle were recent visitors at the home of his VernJe Leman STEW ABO VANCOUVER, B- C. DftB Cupid's arrows are reacting UM pretty who work OD of the Pacific airliners flying to the East Officials say an average at four a year are leaving the to get married. LOANS BIRD DOG MEET SLATED MARION, ni. The 4eth National Quail futurity--a njajor bird dog contest--has been scheduled at Crab Orchard Lake in Southern Illinois, starting Nov 3. At stake will 13,000 prize money and trophies.

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