Chronicle-Express from Penn Yan, New York • Page 9

Phone 123 CHRONICLE-EXPRESS, PENN YAM, N. DECEMBER 10. 1953 Six A--Page One-A Missing From in Nevada Word came Thursday of the death In Nevada of Walter Bryant, 42, Tuesday, Dec. 1. Mr.

Bryant wan wanted by Yatea i County law enforcement officera' lor Moping the county jail here i on July 9, 1950, after he had se-1 vefely beaten unctergheriff Walter i Clark about the face and head. Mr. Bryant was In jail on a third degree assault charge, fol- i lowing his arrest in June, 1950, by the unerlff'a department after he! allegedly had beaten his wife and broken the arm of Gerald Buleau. Middlesex constable, who answered Mrs. Bryant's call for help.

In 1952, a belated notice was received fay the local sheriff's of- flce that a man giving his name aa Walter Bryant had been fingerprinted at the jail at Helena, where he had applied for I lodging. By the time the fingerprints had been processed at the Federal Bureau at Investigation at Washington, D. Mr. Bryant had disappeared again. Word of his death came to Walter Bryant's mother, who lives in the Dundee area.

Want Ads Help Get Dolls for Tots in Hospital Dean of Steuben County Doctors Will Be 97 Years Old Sunday Fountain Pens and Pencils Scrap Books 5-Year Diaries Address Books Bibles Photo Albums Desk Sets Birthday Books Dictionaries Christmas Cards SEALS TAGS TIES WRAPPINGS KLOPFER'S 23 SENECA ST. GENEVA, N. Y. MlMMlMtMiMlMilt) Dollar-Saving Gift Suggestions For Her For Him Desert Flower STICK COLOGNE $1.00 Old Spice SEWING KIT SET $7.25 Evening in Paris PERFUME BELLS $7.25 Evening in Paris PERFUME COMPACT $7.00 Nylon HAIR BRUSHES $1.00 Gillette Sets $7.75 Richard H.udnut "DOUBLE-HEADER 11 $7.00 Old Spice AFTER SHAVE LOTION $1.00 Genuine Rubberset SHAVING BRUSHES $1.00 Zippo LI'GHTERS $3.50 Porter "27" Fountain Pen $5.00 World of Beauty LOTION DISPENSER $1.10 Christmas CHOCOLATES By WHITMAN Kept Kitchen-fresh in Our Refrigerator A GIFT ANYONE WILL APPRECIATE $1.39 up Enger-Kress BILLFOLDS $2.95 HENDERSON'S DRUG STORE 122 Main Street Phone 472 A Personal Ac! the placed in pi Adv of the New Or- lewii Times-Picayune and year helped Col. and frs.

Walter J. 'frunning collect 425 dolls for distribution to the youngsters at Charily Hospital and St. Vincent's Infant Asylum at Christmas. Want Ads Reach Warm Hearts tS to Km in. nr v.

Mill IMITNMMU i Christmas Seal Sale Under $500 Only 25 per cent of the amount needed to carry on the 1954 program of the Yates County Committee on Tuberculosis and Public Health has been received to date in the county's Christmas Seal sale, Ralph Seager, Yates County Christmas Seal Sale chairman, reports. Pointing out that Seal Sale funds contributed by Yates county residents are the association's only financial support, he urged that everyone who has delayed in answering the Christmas Seal letter do so as soon as possible. "As we draw nearer to Christmas day, it is easy to lose sight of the Christmas Seal return envelope In the piles of Christmas mail," he said. "Yet contribution la our gift to our neighbors, to the whole community." Mr. Saager emphasized that Christmas Seal funds pay for specific control activities foir the welfare of the community an'd the whole nation.

They pay for medical research to discover better means of 'preventing and curing the disease, for health education, for case finding-, and for the rehabilitation of patients. It la indeed encouraging to the volunteer workers who spend many long hours recording the return.8 from the Christmas Seal when they read the many notes sent In with the returns. The most common message is "I wish it could tie ifiore. I know what tuberculosis means." For those who volunteer their time and not only during the Christmas Seal sale, but for all the Health Bduoatipnal programs, all tjiese little messages at 7:30 p. Penn Yon STORES ARE OPEN Wednesday Afternoons Until Christmas Children's Story Hour At Library Friday Story hour for children 5 10 yaars of age will be held at the Penn Yan library Friday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock.

Mrs. George Jones, librarian, tells the tales for youngsters, and attend- ajice has bsert high for these twice monthly sessions. The library hao an unusually complete Selection of boohs and magazines for young people, as well as a first class assortment of I adult reading matter. Parent-Teachers Group Selects Council Members The meeting of Elementary "home room mothers." These parents will assist the with holiday classroom parties. Representatives from kindergarten through, were Appointed to as officers ami council members of the Parent- Teachers group for the current school year.

Together with Elmer danc fUlU Mrs. Helen Alexander, fltth grade introduce selections and explain how the work was relat- ed to the chUdren's education in Mr Donald Pinckney. See Helpers fuge 4-A. Evenings Until 9. m.

Starting Friday, Dec. 11 Bluff Point Youth Fined A Bluff 'Point youth was arrested Thursday night for operating a motor vehicle with improper plates and without a driver's license. Duane C. Snyder, 16, wag ar- raignad Friday night before Justice Clark Benedict, Town of Jerusalem, and following his plea of guilty was fined $10 for driving without a license, $25 for using 'a plate he had found. Deputy William Leach issued the summons.

Carol Concert at Baptist Church Sunday Evening Choirs, of the Penn Yan Baptiit are their For film or For H6r--Give a Chronicle-Express subscription. .,1 WANTED 1950 CADILLAC 62 Series 4-DOOR SEDAN Clean, lew mileage car for particular customer. We pan Deliver a New 1953 Cadillac 4-DOOR SEDAN If necessary to secure this car COVElFlALES Corporation South Ave. Penn Yan PHONE 1168 and Mrs. Truman Oliver, chorus by the Rev.

Leach, and Misa Ethel Price is organist. Following the organ and candlelight processional there will be five groups of carols, each group to be introduced by a short reading. The five groups, in each of which will be heard the beautiful, traditional songs of Christmas, are: Emmanuel, God With Us. The Shepherds in the Fields; The Bethlehem Scene; The Festival of Christmas; Glory to God In the Highest. The sanctuary choir is composed of: SOPRANOS Mrs.

Lawrence Vaughn, Mrs. Arthur Covert, Mrs. William Joslyn, Mrs. Elmer Willard, Mrs. Don Pinckney, Miss Edith Calvin, Miss Bette Hatch, Miss Janice Daggett, Mrs.

Paul Yarnall, Miss Virginia Beyea. ALTOS--Mrs. Roy Keech, Miss May Decker! Miss Charlotte Mai- lory, Miss Shirley Bentley, Mrs. Edgar Johnson. TENORS--David Leach, Roger Killian, Ole Paltesen, Elmer Willard, John Mills.

Wade Logan. BASSES--Ralph Vaughn, Ralph Seager, Harold Durfee, Roy Keech, Malcolm Covert. Taylor. JUNIOR CHOm Margaret Willard, Betty Wren, Carol Ann Leach, Sharon LUyea. Dick Pond, Gerald Nissen, Virginia Dean.

Irene Pratowski, Gertrude Monroe, Janet Vickery, Joyce Vickery, Paula Newland, Kathy Pond. Ann DeWitt, Sherry Covert, Mary Dean. The Men's Chorus is made up of men from the Sanctuary Choir. The public is invited to attend the Sunday concert. DR.

LEWIS FITZSIMMONS How Uving in Bath A familiar and gallant be missing from the 'Pulleney i this year as Dr, Lewis FitzSimmons observes his 97th birthday in the Reed Nursing: home Bath. Both the doctor and Jti-s. Fitzsimmons have taken up residence in Bath because of their' failing heaith. Dr. Fitzsimmons was born in the Town of Bath near Savona.

I He graduated from Haverling academy and Madison now known as Colgate university. He did what he called "studying to care for the sick" at Walters Park aanitorium near Warnersville. and later in the office of Dr. J. D.

Mitchell at Savona. He also attended medical lectures in New York city, graduating from the Long Island College of Medicine. More Than 60 Yearn Practice He began his practice in Savona, but came to Pulteney about 65 years ago and was most active as a physician in that section of Steuben county until he was in his early 90's. Ho served the Town of Pulteney as health officer for 35 years, is a member of the New York Stale Medical society and the 'Pulteney lodge, IOOF. One ot the last of real old- fashioned and revered country doctors, he always maintained that walking is the best exercise there is.

Next to inheriting "long- life cells," he gave as his recipe for long life, walking, plenty of sleep and freah air. Besides his wife, to whon? he was married 45 years ago, the doctor's nearest relatives are second cousins, though the friends of this man who served thousands and delivered hundreds of babies are of course legion. The only son of Dr. and-Mrs. Fitzsimmons wag drowned about 20 years ago when A Welcomed Christmas Gift is a Chronicle-Express subscription.

Cost is small brings joy through the year. Gift announcc- msnt card is free. Wood, Mm. Elwood Frank Miller, Alton Smith. Donald for the elementary (Trade clans-1 rooms.

It was pointed out that the i Parent-Teachers organization was glad to supply the in rccntr- ration of the many such expenses that are borne by the teachers themselves. Further for the teachers was sponsored by the group through volunteer Woaderlng What to Cllvr Her? 8.x, Gin and Help- ut PerwuM Having Bormwrd Our chain for more than one week kindly return them. Thayer Funeral Chapel. 50wl Shop at TOYS AND ALL THE FAMILY Give the Gift Every Boy Dreamt of a I ELECTRIC TRAIN! church will present a Christrnqu he was 19 years old and Carol concert on Sunday, 'Hwbart college. m.

The sanctuary choir junior choir are directed by the men's David A. Mrs. Fltzsimmons was postmistress at Savona before her marriage and served in the same capacity at Pulteney after her marriage to the doctor. Their rambling- home in Puiteney was his office for--all the years he practiced there. Chapter, DAR 28th Anniversary The 28th anniversary of the organization of Guyanoga chapter, of the American Revolution, will be marked by a luncheon at the Hotel Benham Wednesday, Dec.

16, at 12:30 p. m. Following- the luncheon there will be 1 a Christmas at the Oliver house, Mrs. Jay D. Barnes acting- as chairman.

Miss Mae H. Baker will present several of her pupils who will give readings ap- i propriate to the Christmas season, The chapter chorus will lead in i the singing of Christmas carols, with Miss Anna Bush singing Holy Night." Members, of the: chapter board of management who will serve as hostesses are Harry Boag, Miss Anna Bush, Miss Mae H. Baker, Mrs. A Btggers, Mrs. J.

W. Hollowell, i Mrs. Fred C. Whitaker, Mrs. Jay D.

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