Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 4

Page Four WELLSVILLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Monday, May 2, 1960 Supreme Court Term Started at Belmont BELMONT The May Term of Supreme Court for Allopany County began this morning, with Judge Jacob Tick of Buffalo set-vine as presiding justice in his livst appearance on the Allegany County bench By noon, (lie grand and trial juries had been sworn in. and a conference was under in Justice Tick's chambers a suit and counter suit involving highway death of an Andovcr yon up man. The Grand Jury, consisting of 20 members following the excusing of four panelists, was charged a began its off-record hearing of information to be presented on criminal accusations by District Attorney B. Fitzer. Twelve of 36 Tria'i Jury panel members were excused, another was revealed as already serving on the Grand Jury, and a 14th panelist was reported to bo a college student who had not been served wft.li a juror's subpeona.

The case being discussed in chambers during the noon hour jn a personal injury and properly damage action brought against Neptune Storage, and Bruce U. Blanch a rd, by Mrs. Mary M. Gavin of Andover. Mrs.

Gavin is plaintiff as administratrix of the credits of the late Joseph Patrick Gavin The action originally slated for first tria'l of the two week term, brought by the State of Yoi against Percy Faulkner for recovery of ftat-e Health I penalties, was moved to the middle of the court's calendar. It also was changed from non-jury to status. Mrs. 6. Cartwright, Town of Allen, Dies After Brief Illness ANGELICA Mrs.

Grace Sylor Cartwright, 75. wife of Austin C'artwright, died early Sunday morning at Warsaw Hospital alter a brief illness. She had been a resident of the Town of Allen and area for several years. Born in the Town of Granger. Aug.

Ifi. 1884. she was the daughter of John and Nellie Closser Sylor. She was married to Mr. Cartwright Doc.

24, 1902. Surviving are her husband, and two granddaughters, Mrs. Thomas Cole and Mrs. William Backes, both of Nunda, and two grandsons. Ronald' and Clarence Cartwright, both at home.

A son, LaVergne. died in 1933. Friends may call at the family residence on Old State Road, whore funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev.

J. Whitney Shea, pastor of the Short Tract. Methodist Church. will officiate. Burial will Short Tract Cemetery.

be Mrs. Gertrude Cline, Belmont, Dies at 51; Funeral Wednesday RKLMONT Mrs. Gorlruclo M. Cline, 51, wife of Victor G. Cline.

died early yesterday morning at her home. Belvidere Belmoni. after being ill one day. She had been a resident here about 24 years. A native of the Town of Cuba, she was born Jan.

17. 1909. the daughter of Lee and Florence' Lindsey Gross She was married; to Mr. Cline June 1934. i Mrs.

Cline was a fourth grade at Holmonf Central at. the time of her death. 1 Surviving, in addition to her. husband, are one son, Wesley L. ('line of BelmniW; her mother; sisters, Mrs.

Philip Burdick I and Mrs. Robert Keople of Cuba; two brothers, Lindsey and Urban i Gross, also of Cuba; a grand-; mother, Mrs. John Wesley Gross, Cuba, and several nieces nephews. I Sho was a member of the Re-. bekah Lodge at Cuba.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 'and 7 to 9 p.m. at Olmslead Fu; neral Chapel. Bclmont, where fu-, noral services will be hold Wed-1 nesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The Rev. Rollin T.

Campbell of Belmont will officiate. Burial will be at Forest Hills Cemetery. Location Litchard Estate 3 Livinsrooms, DininKroom. Kitchen, (lots of cupboards), 10 Closets, 5 Bedrooms, Double Garage. Wellsville Realty Co.

Phone 1494 Eve. 1880-1457 Ruth Brown Leo Luddcn Brokers Regular Meeting Morrison Hayes Post 702 American Legion Tuesday, May 3rd 8:00 p.m. Election of Officers Property Health Life INSURANCE Call 521 Jim Graham Showery Weather Theme of Forecast Of Next Five Days Showery weather with temperatures averaging a little below normal iv as forecast for the five-day period ending at 7 p.m. Saturday, in an extended forecast issued today by the Weather Bureau. The extended forecast indicated rather cool air with scattered showers tomorrow and Wednesday turning 'Warmer Thursday followed by rain.

A return to cooler temperatures, with showers, was predicted Friday and Saturday. Normal temperatures now range from the mid-50s in daytime to lows from the mid-30s to 40s. REGIONAL FORECAST Increasing Clouds becoming windy today and tonight. High temperatures around 00. tonight near 45.

Tuesday cloudy intervals and a little cooler. Some chance of a few scattered light showers tonight and Tuesday. Southwest winds increasing 20 to 35 subsiding to 10 to 20 Tuesday. LOCAL REPORT A low of 23 degrees at this morning, and a high of 56, reached 10 minutes before noon, were reported 'by t-hp Wellsville Water and Light Plant. The barometric pressure at noon was 30.23 inches, and falling, and the river stage 4.71 feet.

The temperatures: Yesterday, noon 38, 3 p.m. 47, 6 p.m. 42, 9 p.m. 38, Midnight 30 Today, 3 a.m. 26, 6 a.m.

23, 9 a.m. 51, Noon '56 J. M. Young, Ulysses, Dies; Funeral Riles Tomorrow at Home ULYSSES John M. Young, 75, a retired farmer and lifelong resident here, died at his home Sat-' urday nit'ht.

He was the son of! Rawson and Carrie Merrick Young. Mr. Young's wife, the former Pearl Eddy, died in 1933. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. i Caroline Baker of Alden, Mrs.

Betty Morley of Genesee and Mrs. Grace. Montgomery of Olean; two sons, Ross and Reed of Ulysses; 15 grandchildren and' 5 great-grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Frank Van Etten and Mrs. Dorr Lehman, both of Ulysses.

He was a member of Ulysses Masonic Lodge and the Gold Grange. Funeral services will be conduct- eel at the family home at 2 p.m. tomorrow by the Rev. Revere Per-1 kins and' Rev. Arthur Mencely of; Gold Union Church.

Burial will be i in Ulysses Cemetery. POLICE REPORTS VILLAGE POLICE WKLUSVILLE ARKKSTKD for public intoxication at Sunday night, Richard i K. Rocksc, 41, of Jamestown was before Police Justice': Loren Dewcy and sentenced to a 60-day term in the county jail. THEFT of two hub caps from car of Mrs. Ruth Dowcy.

56 Madison while parked in front of her home Saturday night, unti'er investigation. CLASSES round on Fassclt St. by boy and taken to police headquar- tors, was reclaimed by the owner. I ARRAIGNED William C. Chap- man, 25.

of Friendship, Saturday! on charge- of driving while hltox-1 icalccl; pleaded' guilty, fined $50 and license revoked by Police Justice Loren Dcwey. Arrest made April 16 after auto driven by Chapman, pulling from curb on Main! struck rear of parked car. STATE POLICE WKLLSVILLE ACCIDENT, at 1 a.m. when ear being driven by Karen Lunn, 18, of 21 Lunn Court, started' to make a left turn off Cleveland Hill Rd. onto Hogbrook and skidded, rolled over and struck a pole; no injuries were i I SUMMONS, for speeding, given on Sunday to Robert Norris, RD 3, asking appearance before Jus- tice of Peace Philip Engdlder on May 7.

i SUMMONS, for speeding, given lo Ray Westendorp, Schenectady, on Sunday, who posted $15 bail for; appearance before Peace Justice I Engeld'er. I SUMMONS, for speeding, issued to Harlan Ambrose, RD 2, Scio, I on Sunday, who posted $15 bail for appearance before Peace Justice Engekler. STATE POLICE OLEAN ACCIDENT, on Rt. 17 two miles west of Allegany Saturday night, when a car being driven east by Basil Moore, 19 of Maroneck, struck several mail boxes and! guard rails; the driver was taken to St. Francis Hospital for treatment of injuries.

ACCIDENT, on Carroll Rd. in! Porlville. when a pickup truc'k be-1 ing driven north by Ervine Ole-, son, 56, of Ceres, struck a bridge and overturned in ditch. SUMMONS for equipment violation issued to Richard Horton, RD, Wellsville, asking appearance before Justice of Peace Hogue. McEwen Hose Co.

Notice The regular mooting of the McEwen Hose Company will be held tonight in the company rooms. DIES AFTER SURGERY CHARLOTTE, N. C. E. Atkins 52, editor of the Gastonia (N.

Gazette and member of the family-owned newspaper staff for 33 years, died Sunday after an abdominal operation. WANTED For Wellsville Braves RUMMAGE SALE We Are Short of Furniture and All Kinds of Household Items and Clothing We Will Pick Them Up Tonight Call 1394 Sale Starts May 4th Belmont OES Group Will Present Comedy The Order of the Eastern Star, Belmont. will present a 111 Act Comedy play Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Belmont Central School Auditorium. The name of the play is "There's a Man in the House" directed by Dorothy Sortore.

Tickets are available for sale. The cast of Characters is as follows: Miss Sclina Slocomb. an aged Mary Hosmer; Peg, ner niece, Helen Hodge; Lila, Peg's friend, Volma Wesche; Pru- I donee Feathersboe. a village newswoman, Florilla Wilson; Arabella Feathersbee, the maid, Virginia Corbin; Mrs. Poascley, a gossip, Mar.jorie Daniolson, Stella Poasel- ey, her daughter, Oniloe Bunncll; Mary Markel, a detective from Boston, Betty Walters.

PARENTS OF DAUGHTER A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haskins of Short Hills, N.J., last Thursday. Mr. Haskins is an officer in the National City Bank in New York City.

Grand- paernts are Mr. and Mrs. Bayard T. Haskins of North Main Wellsville. SAVE SAVE SAVE ONE WEEK ONLY! In An Effort To Build Up Our Used Car Inventory, We Are Offering The Following Cars At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FAIRLANE "6" 2-Doors "'t.

16 $2158.18 He rm 0 ter $2628.19 RANCH WAGON "6" 2-Doors 1 $2415.01 1 1I Ton V-8 PICKUPS $1895.00 We Are Offering These New Car Specials TO BRING IN USED CARS BUY NOW AT THESE PRICES YOU'LL NEVER GET A BETTER DEAL MILTON H. SWEET Bolivar Road YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER Phone 998 Wellsville, N. Y. MADISON HILL HDU Tlio last lesson of Madison Hfll Unit's course on Yeast Breads will be given at the Lutheran Parish Hall. Thursday at 10:30 a.m.

Members planning to take this les- i son should bring mixing bowl, wooden spoon, measuring cup, spoons, dairy or candy thermometer, bread board', rolling pin, rubber scraper, spatula, bread tin, tea towel and wire rack. At this lesson, members will make half and half wheat, bread; while wheat bread; oatmeal whole wheat broad, rye bread; herb broad' and sour rye bread. Bring apron. Visitors will be welcome. Three Reasons Why People Bank At Citizens National Bank FIRE NEAR TANK Quick action by the Clarksville Volunteer Fire Department prevented, serious damage from a fire that, threatened to spread around an oil tank in West Clarksville Saturday after- I AIRPORT DRIVE-IN BOLIVAR ROAD WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON MONDAY, MAY 2-J 11 a.m.

to 11 p.m. For Carry Outs Phone 645 1. The Citizens National Bank offers a wide range of banking service for every need. 2. These services are rendered in a convenient, accurate manner geared to local needs.

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