The Potter Enterprise from Coudersport, Pennsylvania • 11

18, 195 i THE POTTER ENTERPRISE PAGE THREE AHNMIIHMIMIIHIIIHIHIIIIMIIIIIIIH(IIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllMllllllllllllltllllllll llltltHIMMIMIIMIIIHMIHMMMIIMHH BURTVILLE Leo Coleman, Reporter Open Brook visited Mrs. Mary Num recently. Mrs. Charles McElwee, Mr. an? Mrs.

Fred Redmond and Mrs. Flor i SHINGLEHOUSE Beloved Physician At Shinglehouse Over 50 Years Dies ROULETTE Urn. Geneva Gran din. Reporter Phone KIngswood 4-7771 Cleon D. Hastings Burial Service Held In Maple Grove Funeral services were held Friday (Mar.

6) at Allentown for Cleon D. Hastings, 68, who was killed Mar. 3 in a home workshop accident. Mr. Hastings was apparently grinding a "weld" In piping, when the 11-inch grinder wheel split, striking- him in the fuce.

The blow caused a skull fracture In addition to severe facial lacerations. Mr. Hastings lived at Honeoye a number of years and worked for the Potter Gas Company In Shinglehouse. He had also been employed as a foreman for the Messer Oil Olean, and in recent years was self-employed as a welder at Allentown. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Lucille Thompson Hastings, formerly of Shinglehouse; three sons: Lawrence Hastings, Webster, N.Y.; Leonard Hastings, Albion; and Lowell Hastings, Grand Rapids, a step-daughter, Mrs. Lillian O'Connor, Rochester, N.Y.; 16 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial was made in Maple Grove Cemetery, Shinglehouse. ence Troutman visited the fuiiera' parlor at Olean on Sunday even'-; lng, to pay their respects to uertron, wno was Kiuea in an autov', mobile accident near Friendship, Friday. Mr.

Bcrtron was a er resident of this place and has'-! many friends, who extend the! sympathy to the bereaved Kevy McDowell of Roulette spen Saturday night with his fjrandpai ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDowell Sr. Recent callers at the home Flail McDowell Sr. were Mr.

anc Mrs. Dawson Boyer of Coudersport' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boyer children of Port Allegany, Earl Mc'; Dowell Jr. of Roulette, Mrs.

Rober Almony, Shirley and Judy, Free, Abbot and Claud Burt. Mrs. Annis Niles spent Sundaj' night with her son, Francis Nilet? Phone OWen 7-2281 Open House Held For Couple Married Fifty Years Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corwin cele brated their 50bh wedding anni versary Sunday (March 1 with ail open house given in their honor by their daughter, Mrs.

Leon (Martha) Kilbourne, and son, Keith Corwin of Shinglehouse. Out-of-town guests were nresont Tvnm Pwm "RfaHfnvri Buffalo. Another son, TS Donald Corwin of the Canal Zone was un able to attend. Their grandson Danny Corwin received the guests. Granddaughters Linda and Rosemary Kilbourne, Sue, Jane and Teresa Corwin served punch, ice cream and oake to the guests.

The anniversary cake was baked and decorated by Mrs. Florence Rosenswie. The honnrpii rrnnnlp rroiviH a udsiici. oi ui unze mums irom tne Mary Martha Class of the Methodist Church, a basket of gold rosebuds from their old neighbors in Horse A large flock of white sea gulls were flying over the swamps in this place on Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Eastwood were Port Allegany visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gustin, Janett and Jimmle of Roulette, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Merle Gustin Steve, Gury and Jeff of Eldred', were Sunday dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gustin 6r. Miss Lois Tripp of Andover, N.

nnd Curtis Tripp of Sclo, N. were Friday night and Saturday guests at Warren Tripps. Miss Nettie Purdy and Mrs. Flossie Witter were shopping at Port Allegany Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Redmond and children of Turtle Point were Saturday and Sunday visitors at Fred Redmonds. Warren Tripp spent Sunday with his son, Walter Tripp and family at Sclo, N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Redmond and daughter Regina, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Ham-mend at Port Allegany, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tripp. Miss Lois and Curtis Tripp 'were Friday evening callers at Albert Tripps at Pine Grove. The Ladies' Aid of the Free Methodist Church of Port Allegany visited Mrs.

Mary Nunn Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Nunn and son Allen of and Chops Pauline Eastman, Reporter Taxpayers League Sees Film On Liberty Amendment The Taxpayers League met March 5 flit the Firemen's Hail. There iwere 20 in attendance. The president, (Ha mid Htpley, had charge of the business meeting.

Mrs. Hollis Nichols, secretary, resinned 6rud was agreed to have the directors serve a nominating committee and a new secretary will toe elected at next -meting, April 2. Letters read from tine Pot ter County Commissioners and 'the Grange, and various subjects were discussed pertaining to taxes. A if Urn on the Liberty Amendment was XhOWn. Mary Martha Class Flans Bazaar The Mary Martha Class of the Methodist Church held its meeting Thursday night at the home of Mrs.

Myrta Hanel. The evening was spent planning a bazaar and talking about the history of the church. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hanel and 'her co-iiostesses, Mi's. Martha Natzle and Mrs.

Helen Hanel. There weie 23 members and guests attendance. Made While You Wait Western Auto ASSOCIATE STORE B. "Whltey" Von Nieda, Owner Phone 274-9494 Coudersport KEYS The ambulance was called into service twice the past week. One run to Olean and one to Coudersport.

Mrs: Anna Moran entertained the Contract Bridge Club Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Geneva Grandin and Flossie Witter. The Roulette Fire Department reports its "car wash" very rewarding. It will continue every Sunday from 10:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. The Woman's Society for Christian Service will meet at the home of Mary Greenhill tonight (Wednesday) at 7:45. World Bank dues are due at this time. The Rebekah Lodge will meet on March 24 at 8:00 p.m. Firemen were called to the home of William Varney Wednesday.

An article of clothing too close to a heater was blamed. No damage was reported. Mrs. Marie Kauffeld entertained the Cookie Club Wednesday night. Mary Greenhill, Mary Convey and Mrs.

Kauffeld won the awards. Dewey Dexter and Mrs. Clro Legacy visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dexter and family of Cani.steo, N.Y., one day last week.

Frank Moran is being called hom from Florida due to the dev.h of his brother, William Edward Mjran. Try Our Delicious Steaks PORT ALLEGANY, and family of Roulette. Mrs. Mina Boyer, Mr. and Mrs Si Earl McDowell Sr.

and granddaugh ter, Ellen McDowell, were Couders port visitors Friday. Old yellowed lace can be bleachet by soaking in sour milk for severa.f. houi-s and will not damage the deli- -fate threads. Roulette Girl Scouts Receive I'ins The Girl Scouts met Monday at the L. L.

Smith School. Mrs. Norman Haskins, leader, called the roll and Mrs. Leonard Treat, assistant, presented Brownie pins to the following girls: Robin Gerner, Karen Harrison, Wanda Klo, Kathy McDowell, Cindy Sullivan, Joni Haskins, 1 Cindy Kio, Sandra Lacher, Miltra Posey and Terry Waid. Stars were presented to girls with one year membership: Greta Chastain, Marsha Church, Sheila Doane, Leslie Hunter, Dar-lene Grossman, Jacqueline Saax, Peggy Stambaugh, Cherri Lute.

Sunshine Circle Meets With Mrs. Carpenter The Sunshine Circle met with Mrs. E. L. Carpenter Thursday.

Bills totaling $19.50 were paid. Cards of thanks were read from Mr. and Mrs. William A. Grandin and Bren-da Smith.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. June Croop on April 9. Communion And Maundy Thursday Services There will be Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday, Mar. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at Riverside Methodist Church for bath Fishing Creek and River side churches.

Easter Sunday sunrise service for both churches will be at Riverside Church at 7:00 a.m. with breakfast at 8:00, followed by regular services at each church. P-TA Announces Little League Bake Sale The fund-raising committee for the Little League is holding a bake sale Saturday at 10:00 a.m. at Soheibner's Grocery. The nominating committee consists of Mrs.

Marie Kauffeld, Mrs. Joe Knowlton, Mrs. Bert Obleski. Mrs. Knowlton's class won the parents' attendance award with 11 present.

Roulette Locals One hundred dollars has been added to the New Fire Truck Fund now totaling $600. BAKE SALE P-TA is sponsoring a bake sale for the benefit ol. Little -League Saturday, March 10:00 a.m. at Sheibner's Anyone interested may send dona- tions which will be g.ladly accepted heads, a purse of money, and many ky Elk Lick Council Boy S-outs of Mrs- Eric Allen and daughter Vir-gifts and cards. America, for his great interest in I Binla in Binghamton, N.Y.

PLACE INN Harold and Mary Weaver, Owners PA. Dining Room Open Sundays Beginninsr PALM SUNDAY P.M. Weekdays A.M.; P.M. Closed Mondays Fish Fry Every Friday Luncheons and Banquets by Reservation TO SEE CARSON FINANCE FIRST Miss Dora Bridge, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cassius Bridge, was united in marriage to Walter Corwin son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Corwin, in Richburg Feb. 26, 1914. Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn Bridge were tbe couple's attendants. The Rev. George Ken-yon, pastor of Richburg Seventh Day Baptist Church, performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Corwin have spent most of their married life in Shinglehouse. They were also honored by a dinner given by Mrs. Evelyn Smith. CARSON Finance Co. 4 Main St.

Above the Theatre Port Allegany, Pa. PHONE 642-2549 surprising about Ol.dsmobile's 1. No "Red Tape" or long waiting period 2. You can borrow up to $600 3. Take up to 24 months to repay The death of Dr.

R. Wayne Richards, for a half century Shinglehouse family physician, was a shock to the community and county Thursday morning (March 12, 19(14). Dr. Richards was born Sept. 16, 1888, at Kasson, McKean County, a son of George and Cora War-fle Richards.

He was a graduate of Clarion Normal School and Jefferson Medical College, Philadcplhia. He served with the U.S. Army in World War as a Lieutenant In the Medical Corps. He was very active In civic affairs in the borough nnd in the county. He was a former burgess of Shinglehouse Borough, a member of Shinglehouse Methodist Church, of Sharon Lodge 598, F.

A.M., Coudersport Consistory, A.A.S.R.; Penna. Medical Association, past president and charter member of Potter County Motor Club, AAA; past president and 50-year member of American Red Cross, Oswayo Valley Memorial Library, past commander of Post 530, American Legion, Shinglehouse: Potter County Historical Society, vice president of Potter County TB and Heart Societies. He had been awarded the Silver Beaver and the Silver Elk awards the work. Surviving are a son, Robert Rioh- arcls, Los Angeles. a daueh- ter, Mrs.

Robert (Barbara) Davie. Olean; two step-sons, Leslie Gith ens, Fredericksburg, and Harry Githens, Fort Smith, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Patricia Githens Hibbard, Wakefield, 1 7 grandchildren: two sisters, Mrs. Kenneth (Helen) Beall, and Mrs. Olive Richards, both of Eartlesville, and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral service was held from the Howard Funeral Home Sunday, with the Rev. Roy Black of Friendship officiating. There had been a Masonic memorial service earlier as well as a military service. Burial was in Maple Grove Cemetery at Shinglehouse. Marine Takes Part In Simulated Warfare Marine Lance Corporal Maxwell W.

Moore son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell W. Moore of Shinglehouse, participated Feb. 29-Maroh 9 in a simulated desert warfare exercise called "Operation Winter Nigiht" at the Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms, Calif.

The exercise, a combined operation of the First Marine Division based at Camp Pendleton and the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, involved all types of Marine equipment and every phase of combat skill. Emphasis was placed on counter- guerrilla operations, helicopter team troop movements, and day and night air support. Philathea Class Meets At Dodd Home The Philathea Class of the Baptist Church met Friday with Mrs. Bessie Dodd. Each member answered roll call with a reading about Easter.

Dinner was served at noon, with Elizabeth Stevens and Helen Cham berlain assisting Mrs Dodd. The afternoon was spent mending. Ten members attended. Jetstar 88 MUMIC IETSUI 1. JCTSTM N.

IS Shinglehouse Locals Mrs. Jennie Dorley returned Friday from a three-week trip to Florida. Mrs. Hazel Press Is spending some time with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lawton in Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ebeling spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Gross and daughter Sue and Miss Debbie Mooney of Olean were Sunday guests of Mrs. Laura Gross. Mr. and Mrs.

Ancil Crooks and family of Elmira and -Mr. and Mrs. Dean Crooks and family of Kittan-ning were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Crooks.

Mrs. Alice Holly is a surgical patient in the Olean General Hos pital. Mis. Vera Nichols is substituting for her in school. Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. VanDeBoe left recently for Washington, D.C., where they attended a convention. They went on to Daytona Beach, for a visit with Mi', and Ma's.

C. C. VanDeBoe. Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Scott and family of Williamsport were recent guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Ben Madison had the misfortune to fall downstairs and break his wrist. After x-rays his arm was placed in a cast.

He will be unable to resume his work for six weeks. Ira Press, who underwent surgery recently at the Mountain Clinic, is still a patient there. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert MacGregor of Erie recently brought his sister, Lois home from the Olean General Hospital, where she had been a accident patient for three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fenner and Mi-, and Mrs.

Eldyn Fenner have returned home from Florida. Mrs. Leo Lauckern entertained friends March 7 in honor of her husband's birthday. The evening was spent playing cards and a lunch was served. HONEOYE Mrs.

E. L. Drake Reporter Mar. 13 The Sewing Club met at their rooms at East Sharon on Wednesday and enjoyed a tureen dinner. Quilting was the work of the day and cards were sent out.

We are sorry to hear of the death of Dr. Richards of Shinglehouse on Thursday morning, March 12. Also we regret to hear of the serious illness of Mrs. Nellie Warner who lived with her sister at; South Bolivar and is now a patient in the St. Francis Hospital in Olean.

She is an aunt of the Bixbys at Sharon Center. Mr. and Mrs. George Brabham of East Sharon are caring for a baby daughter, born Wednesday, Mar. 11, in the Olean General Hospital.

They have two boys. Last Wednesday callers of Mrs. Delia Beckwith were Virgil Stebbins of Shinglehouse and Jerry Good-ridge of this place. Thursday evening Mrs. Harold Goodridge and son, David.

On Saturday Mrs. William Brooks and son, Mark, of Shinglehouse called on her mother, 'Mrs. Ethel Kenyon, and Mrs. Delia Beckwith at the Beckwith home. Mrs.

Mike Nichols was a Tuesday caller at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern Drake. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Blauvelt were visitors on March 1 at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byam, at Horseheads, N. Y. Ha-1 Drake of East Sharon called on his brother, Ern Drake, Wednesday morning.

Donald Drake has 'been confined to his home with a cold and his mother has also been ill for about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ainesworth of Buffalo are visiting this week at the home of her parents, planning to make maple syrup, but the weather man has not cooperated. Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Duell and four children of Rochester visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson, on Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Wade Coats of Alma, N. were Thursday afternoon callers at the Ern Drake home. ELLISBURG Mrs. Mary Graham, Reporter Mar.

13 Mrs. Thelba Silsby entertained the Community Club yesterday with ten members present. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Mantha Palmatier'on March 26. This will be "Pal" day so if you have a secret pal bring her a gift.

Mrs. Rachel Hile of Wellsville, Mrs. Ruby Burch and son, Ralph, called on 'Mrs. Howard Graham on Monday afternoon. Mrs.

Mary Gilliland and Mrs. Mary Graham attended Pomona Grange at Genesee, Wednesday. Prudence Grange will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Graham Saturday nigiht, March 21.

This will be the- last meeting held in the homes. YOU ARE IF YOU BUY OUTSIDE PENNSYLVANIA AND DO NOT PAY THE 5 SALES TAX. ALSO YOU ARE LIABLE TO A PENALTY OF $2,000.00 OR 3 YEARS IMPRISONMENT OR BOTH! PHONE 642-2561 RSU-19 (10-63) (2) purchase T3) 5 Tax on Amount In Column 2 THIS RETURN ft these purchases and pay the tax of 5 on the purchase price. We urge you to avoid the legal consequences that can result from nonpayment of the Sales and Use Tax on merchandise purchased outside Pennsylvania and brought into Pennsylvania for USE within the state. Use the convenient form below to declare your out-of-state purchase for which you have not paid the Sales and Use Tax.

FILL IN THE FORM AND MAIL TODAY TO BUREAU OF SALES USE TAX, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1846 BROOKWOOD STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. Additional forms avail-able on request. You have a moral obligation to your children and Others in Pennsylvania to pay the 5 Use Tax! This particular tax is earmarked especially for schools and the education of your children. Take this away from them and you could reduce them to less than they deserve, less education than they require to enter college andor to go out into the world to compete for jobs with others. When you purchase taxable items in Pennsylvania stores, the tax for education is collected by the store.

When you purchase these same items outside of Pennsylvania and have them delivered or bring them into the Commonwealth, you are required by law to declare CARSON Finance Co. 306 N. Main St. Across From Post Office Coudersport, Pa. PHONE 274-8300 XJ What's so Sensational performance SH tOM L0CU HIITHOIIZED OLBSMOIILC MIU.ITT Its pjice Its jts COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF SALES USE TAX George E.

Gold, Director USE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE BUREAU OF SALES AND USE TAX HARRISBURG, PENNA. 17128 MAIL RETURN TO 0 lower than 30 models with low-price names! a big-car 123-inch wheelbase! Jetfire Rocket V-8! NAME OF TAXPAYER. ADDRESS OF TAXPAYER. for everyday owner driving! TAX RETURN -COUNTY- U) ftera or Service Purchased TOTAL TAX DUE AMOUNT REMITTED WITH EXPLANATION OF USE TAX LIABILITY (A) The Use Tax covers all purchases made out-of-state on which you paid no Pennsylvania sales tax but did faring the purchase back into the state for use The Tax covers all purchases on which you would have paid a five per cent sales rax in Pennsylvania if purchased in and used in this state, and must be remitted within 30 days. Rata of tax is 5 of purchase price on items purchased on or after June 1, 1963.

The Tax purchases made prior to Juno 1, 1963 is at the rate of 4. (B) Wilfully making a falsa return is a crime with a penalty of $2,000 fine or 3 years imprisonment or both. Failure to file a return is punishable by a fine of $1,000 or 1 year imprisonment or both. CERTIFICATION: I certify that this return is, to the best of my ledge, information and belief, a full, true and correct disclosure Tax liability for the above period boouis Wffffl Wi AE1IDH ISI Signature. Date.

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