Times Herald from Olean, New York • Page 5

Edward S. Mergler Js Allegany County Legion Commander T--At Thursday mght's annual convention here Of the Allegany County American Legion, Attorney Edward S. Mergler, who resides in friendship but has an office Bolivar, was chosen com- ihander and he and other officers elected were installed. business session followed a picnic supper, served in the grounds at the rear of the headquai Jers of Herbert W. De- Eons Post.

No. 808 American fiegion, in which the county Sadies' Auxiliary joined. The new commander has ierved as head of Friendship Legion Post and also as president of the Friendship Cham- ger of Commerce. He has been a resident of the county since before World War II. He and cither officers elected were nom- fcated by a committee chosen at the last County Legion meeting at Belfast.

Other officers elected included Robert H. Miller, Cuba, first' vice commander; T. Dudley Chrimes, Wellsville, second vice commander: Ralph Allen, Andover, third vice commander; James H. Allen. Friendship, finance officer: William H.

Best, Bolivar, sergeant-at-arms. The county adiutant and chaplain appointed by the new commander and'delegates were chosen to the New York State Convention. There was a large attendance from over the county. Edward S. Mergler George L.

Ault Dies Following Long Illness Shinglehouse To Be Host To fresh Air Kids' SHINGLEHOUSE, teen children from crowded sections of New York City will be entertained in Shinglehouse and vicinity, according to an announcement by the local committee for Fresh Air Children. The committee asked that more people join in this endeavor to help young children, by sending in requests to the Shinglehouse committee, as follows: Mrs. Lyon Press, Mrs. Adopt Program Of Homemaking BELMONT In following the regulations of the New York State Department of Edunctioo the home economics department of Bclmont Central School a changing over to a homemakinu program. By the end ol 1951, nil home economic courses will have been replaced by homemaking courses.

Following the state department recommendation, a summer program for homemaking students will be started early this month. The program will begin Wednesday, July 8, continuing for livf or six weeks. It will be in charge of Miss "ancy Mearig. the school's homemaking instructor. On the afternoon of Wednesday, July 6, at two o'clock, there will be a meeting of girls interested in the summer program, held in the homemaking department, at which time details will be worked cut.

This vear's program is open to girls lot previously registered for tome economics. A few of the projects on the program are: Sewing, glass etching, aluminum etching, knitting, crocheting and refinishins of "furniture. Other projects wil be added if there Is a demand tor them. Keith Foote. Mrs.

Edward McGuirl. Mrs. Wayne Torrey. the Rev. Harry Andorf.

Mrs. Howard Gustiri. Rev. Harold Sherman, Mrs. Henry Terrette.

Mrs ELDRED George Leslie Ault, Indian Creek Road, Eldred, died this morning (July 1, 1949) at 12:55 a.m.. after an illness of long duration. He was born in East Smethport on January 14. 1853. He has spent his entire life in Eldred and vicinity.

He was a memoer of the Free Methodist Church of Duke ri tsr I Mr. Ault is survived by seven McGuirl. Mr. and Mrs. children.

Mrs. Roy Clark, Eldred; Mrs- Michael Ullerman, M'iss Tteva Ault, Mrs. Myrtle Holley. all of Bradford: Clare Ault, and Raymond Ault. Duke Center.

Frederick Loop. Eldred, 1 also sixteen grandchildren. Are Seeking Homes For Fresh Airs In Rixf ord Area RIXFORD being sought for Fresh Ai Children from New York Citj for a two weeks stay in the Rixford area, it was announcec today by Mrs. Ehyood chairman" of the Bradford trict for the Fresh Airs. Mrs.

Robert Mix dis MX) SHOULDN'T 5AV THINGS LIKE THAT IN FHONT OF THE WWJKINS GETTING OONTM3U MRS. WLUKIN5! EMEMBER, PRlSClLLAi WNSS "lOU HEAR, THE HOUSE MUST EVER BE MENTIONED WE'RE NOT TALK ABOUT HOW FAT VOU'RE Plan Picnic Sunday PORTVILLE The members of the Bethel Lutheran Sunday School and congregation will hold their Annual picnic Sunday, July at War Veterans Park in Olean. Dinner will be served at twelve thirty o'clock. Reserva- SHINGLEHOUSE. Pa.

are made in the pavilion, the regular meeting of the In-! so the'picnic will be held gardless of the weather, termediate and Senior Girl Scouts, in which Rose Marie Divide Girl Scout Group Into Patrols, Rita Case Is 'Teen-Ager' At Shinglehouse SHINGLEHOUSE, Pa. Miss Rita Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case ol Myrtle, Pa. was chosen this as "Teen- Rita is fifteen yeais of age and will graduate with the the class of 1950.

She has a perfect record attendance for the past four years. She was cheer leader the past year for the basketball team and music editor of the Green Quill for the past two years. In 1948, she was one of the May Queen attendants of Wanda the May Queen. A member of the high band for the past'three years, she was chosen as one of the representatives of the Shinglehouse high school for the District Band Festival at Jersey Shore March 24 to 26, 1949. She played the baritone horn in the group of about two-hundred instruments, representing schools from Pennsylvania.

She was also sent as a representative of the High School for the District Choi us, March 3 to this year, at Centre Hall, Pa. In "1943 and 1949, she partic- pated in the County Music Festival at Coudersport, in which eight schools were represented. On this occasion, this year, she was chosen as one of the accompanists for the Chorus of about 100 voices at the County Music Festival. She plans to continue studying music after graduation next year, but nas no definite plans. She is a member of the Sacred Heart Chuich of Portville, she is in the choir.

Olean TimM Herald, Friday, July 1,1949 Will Paint Church INDEPENDENCE Seventh Day Baptist Church members are raising funds and listing promises for volunteer work toward the painting of their church building. ROSE RADIO SERVICE tubes Md tor all oakM OLJBAN HJJOWS Knows Itadfe 110 State FhOM FOR AIL YOUR VACATION NEEDS Whether your vacation trip is a long one or a short one, the right luggage is essential. We a variety of styles and colon In all famous luggage names. Stop In before you start your vacation. OVERNIGHT CASES 0,00 to 30.00 Plus Tax AH of Luggage Repaired Next To Haven Theater Open Sat.

Evenings Until 8:30 P. M. Splain ir leader, the divided into patrols troop was and the following leaders chosen; Troup Payne and Mrs. leader, Dianne Sutton, as- Drake. Mrs.

Paul Jackson and Rev. Floyd C. B. Aldrich. The following people have already volunteered to entertain children in their homes on August 11: Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Wayne Torrey. Mr. and Mrs. Press, the Rev.

and Mrs. Andorf, Millport: Mr. and Mrs. Joljn Simon, Horse Run: Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Smith. East Sharon; Mr. and Airs. Edgar Stilson, Oswayo (two children); The body'will be removed Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Chastain. from the Guenther and Morton Mr. and Mrs. no James. Mr.

Funeral Home, Portviile, to the home of his son, Clare Ault, Duke Center. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. JRegister For Judging Tour BELMONT Eight 4-H Club boys in this county already have registered for a Western New and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Church, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Wood. Invitations for children ie exte of July. Albert Wasson are local chairmen for the Rixford area and the stay of the children will start on July 29. In making her announcement Mrs. Mix emphasised the fact that each child is given a complete physical check-up two weeks in advance of leaving New York City and that early offers to take them into homes are therefore important.

Mrs. Mix added that any information sought by those who desire to provide children with homes for the two weeks may be obtained from her at her home in Bradford or from Mrs. C. Anderson, Olean. Open Plumbing Shop BOLIVAR Adolph Kreuger, formei- resident of Silver Creek, j.iiui.c.»ui..a can N.

will open plumbing, be extended up to the last part heating, electric wiring and re- frigerator store in the Donnelly Building on Main Street, July 2. Cub Pack Meets At Portville PORTVILLE The monthly rv York dairy judging tour on Fri- pack meel i ng ac Xo. 32 of tne dav, July's, starting from -Hutchby and Cooper farm at Newark, X. and visiting the Williamson and Ontaiio areas of Wayne County. Registered to make the lour are Dean Kear, Whitesville: "Winston Lilly.

Angelica: Robert Beard. Black Creek; Lowell a Cuba; Norman Payne, Gary Sweet "and Howard Jennings, Belfast, and Arthur M. Daley, Fillmore. Cub Scouts of Portville was i held at the school house Thurs- day night. A family oicnic was held in the homemaking rooms and more than 100 v.

ere present. After the dinner, the following awards were made: Bob Cat Donald Haskins. Michael Reid, Jack Eastman and Robert Bartley. Jack Scott and Raymond emu mHIMI Curtis: Lion awards to Larry Others may attend, says County orrev David Geuder. club agent Laurence Dsdnck.

0 bert Fox ivas awarded three lion arrow points; Donald RichburST Teachers 'Doxey three lion arrow points: rr, ji ci i. i IR Griffin two lion arrow TO Attend OCnOOl Pal Fox. two wolf arrow Mr. Kreuger has been in business in Silver Creek for the past three years. Prior to that he had completed two years in the University of Virginia School of Engineering, when he was inducted into the Army.

He spent four years in an Air Transport Command as Crew Chief. Following the War he spent one year in a school in Chicago where he studied refrigeration and air conditioning. His wife is the former Miss 3ofa Cat OE! ann Ellis, sister of Mrs. award to Raymond Perkins: ames Burdick of Bolivar. Mr.

Wolf award to David Anderson. an( jj rs Kreuger will live in the apartment over the store which was formerly occupied by James Donnelly. sistant, Donna Kemp; Troop 2, leader. Bonnie Freeborn, assistant, Janice Washburn; Trooo 3. leader, Gail Jenkins; assistant Jeanette Klinger.

Activities uere discussed and the meeting adjourned at 3:30. The scouts are to assemble at 10:00 a. m. July 4, to prepare for a parade march. The Senior Scouts, meeting with the Intermediates until thev choose a leader, and elect their officers.

Joan Bell wss chosen as troop scribe and Shirley Moser as the troop treasurer. Miss Emilie Schaffer, executive director of the Mc-Cam-Po Area Girl Scout Council. has a i some girl scout camperships from the residents of Bradford, Pa. She gave two of the Shinglehouse scouts a campership, which will finance two girl scouts through camp one week. Patricia Perkins and Dianne Sutton will attend Camp Ronalie, at Emporium, from July 13 to 20.

Cecelia Taylor and Janice Taylor of the Brownies went to Camp Ronalie Wednesday, June 29 to July 6th. Other scouts who plan to go to Camp Ronalie this summer are Gail Jenkins, Jeanette Klinger. Mary Croots and Bernice Dibble. 'burg Central School will attend sessions in summer school. Among them are Miss Ailene who will study Art at the University of Buffalo: Mrs.

Evelyn Aldrich. Commercial Work at the University of Buffalo and "V-- orv Rcuff, Art, slso at the University Butfalo. James Msxson. Coach, will take graduate work at Brockport State Teachers College. Vincent Davis will spend two weeks at Buffalo State Tcschcrs College where he v.

a diivcr training coursc. -r the awards were made, the scouts were led in games by Mrs. Hughes, the den mother of Der Xo. 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Parsons and son of Olean were guests. Before the dinner, the various dens showed exhibits of stones. leaves, money, and some had exhibits of "zoos" of various animals. The next meeting will be held the last Thursday in July, and will consist a pet show.

STUART G. DAVIS Local Agent for the Equitable Life Society Cxchanjre National Bmnk Bid SRoonu 417-418 Dial 4915 COFFEE B. J. Kock Elected BELFAST--B. J.

Kock. vocational acriculture teacher in Belfast Central School, has been elected chairman o' the Allecany County Agricultural Service'Agencies for the coming year. The county will, this school year, have fourteen of aEricuUurc. with establishment of thai stud" in both Angelica and Belmont this Tall. The Counly Bankers" Association has jrm'ed 1o cooperate with the Rotary Club Meets PORT ALLEGAXY-- H.

Law- j--ritT Etna don. president of lie Rotary O-b. a report ol the acSavrtJW of She club d-ursnK the past at The recently elected group ol officers will be installed at next meeting. Mr, BwdOTi win To Lay Cornerstone it nv to la--, are e- Tje Church ilnirj tii-m 31 3 "i nf on" rt 1 severs! rnn-nlhs FK0TECTA1A, SAFES SAMS KfY AND LOCK SHOT dependence Make eve day "Independence Day" by taring for tha future. Sufficient money guarantees financial freedom for your children as far as you are concerned, and it makes you independent forever.

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