Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 2

TWO THE EVENING OBSERVER, DUNKTHK-FRRDOOTA, N. SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1947 Legal Matters As Filed With the County Clerk i transfers fot NOV. 10, 1941 flen Mahaffy to Ben Mshaffy 1, Jamestown $1 St m. Den Allen Gurtla, to Peter Sarre, Jamestown $1.

James O. VishnSa to Terry J. fsivitse 1, Jamestown $1. Bertha K. Mtnger Ward to Eafl O.

Jamestown $1, Albert M. Sandbars to John Stehtbrest 1, Jamesstown 31 m. John Rittttell 1 to Joseph B. Jensen 1, Jamestown $1. Albert Sehroeder 1 to Clara Sehroetter, Dunkirk $1.

Clara Sehroeder to Ralph Dolce tt 1. Dunkirk $1 it m. Satvatws K. AteSsi 1 to James E. frame Dunkirk $1 m.

Carl V. Peterson 1 to Alexander Ccfle Bust! $1. ttssel A. Soderqulst to Gordon Phillips 1, Bust! $1. MARKERS MONUMENTS A.

D. TITOS ft COMPANY Phone 601 Pradonia, N. V. Chautauqua Co. to Cecelia! Johnson, Carroll $137.17.

Robert C. Olln tu Robert C. Olln St 1, Cherry Creek $1. Anna Fitapatrlck to Urona Stearns, Ellery $1 m. Alton L.

Ma us to Iva H. Maus, Ellery $1. Anna S. Peterson to Arthur Edwin Peterson 1, ElHcott $1. Archie L.

Ackle to Archie Aekley 1, Ellington $1 m. Clara GcTry to Edward L. Com- erforct 1, Hanover $1 m. Lloyd Howard 1 to Earl Lawton St 1, Hanover $1 m. Mae Howard to Mildred D.

Snow, Hanover $1 Se Hasbeens' Outing Club, Inc. to The Cabin, Harmony $1 m. W. L. Nuttall 1 to The Cabin, Harmony $1 m.

Harry P. Fenton 1 to LeRoy B. French 1, N. Harmony $1 m. Charles Alnsworth 1 to William E.

Craig, Pomfret $1 m. James P. Solamone to Sam Calabrese Se 1, Westflcld Mortgages Earl G. Bowen to Bertha Munger Ward, Jamestown $3500. James E.

Frame 1 to" Dunkirk Trust Dunkirk $6250. Alexander Doerle Sc 1 Carl V. Peterson 1, Bust! $1,000. Earl Lawton St 1 to Silver Creek Nat'l Bank, Hanover $4500. Catherine McCralth to Fredonia Savings St Loan Pomfret $1500.

Raymond W. Keller to Nat'l Bank of Fredonia, Pomfret $22,500. William E. Craig, Jr. to Dun- 'hone FREE AMBULANCE bttwten Dunkirk and Fredonia.

Other calli At reasonable ratet. Blood Larson Funeral Home 20 Oertral Ave. Predonia, K. Y. 0X0.

X. BLOOD, Lie. Mgr. MAY WE HELP? It in ottf desire to 10 lerve a family in their hour of sorrow that we may earn their lasting appreciation and friendship. Funeral Service 88 last Main Street Phone 680-J Predonto, H.

7. David Johnson, Owner and Lie. Mgr. kirk Trust Pomfret $5,000. Marie E.

Taylor to Union Trust Westfield $2400. Discharge of Mortgages Welch to Gerald C. Otaway, et al. Citizens Trust to Sidney E. Boiling 1.

Nat'l. Bank of Fredonia to Raymond W. Keller. Marie A. Nelson to Donald E.

Reid 1. Beatrice L. Chapman to LeRoy Mclntyre St 1. Bank of Jamestown to Charles T. Harrison Sc 1.

Bertha R. DeLand to S'alvatore E. Alessi 1. Lake S.hore Savings Loan Assoc. to William Schroeder 1.

Wilfred J. Aigner 1 to Lloyd Howard 1. Bank of Jamestown to John Riddell 1. Fredonia Savings St Loan Assoc. to Catherine McCralth.

Dunkirk Trust Co. to Charjes Ainsworth 1. Assignment of Adelbert W. Cummings 1 to Clara K. Nauth.

Charles Siguler, etc. to Harvey M. Parker. Release of Ahu'tf age Cyrus E. Jones, Ex.

of to James Vishnia, Jamestown, $20,000. Death Certificates Of Oscar W. Swahson. Of Charles C. Lupean.

Of Ellis Henry Hamilton. Of Charles Salamone. Of Edith Mattox. Of Edward J. FHzpatrlck, Lease Raymond W.

Keller to Danahy- Faxon Stores, Fredonia, $2,700. Annually. Assignment of Lease Raymond W. Keller to Nat'l Bank of Fredonia. Asslgnmeni of Contract Ralph G.

Carlson to The Cabin, Inc. Agreements Between James Vishnia and Terry J. Tsivitse 1. Between Mary Beebe Jones and James G. Vishnia.

Certificate of Change of Name Of "Sharkey Beverage Corp" to "Brewery Sales Corp." Assumed Name Certificate Of "Westfield Weatherprooflng Co." by Virgil D. Peters, 60 Backman Westfield, N. Y. Transcript Buffalo Industrial Bank, 52S Washington Buffalo, N. Y.

vs Haddon D. Smith, 578 Eait Third Jamestown, N. Y. Supreme Coprt, $242.17. Transfers For November 12, 1947 Deeds Carrie B.

Peart, Ex. of to William B. Wharton, Jamestown, $3700. Doris D. Taylor, et al to Theodore A.

Johnson 1. Jamestown, Harry S. Aokroyd 1 to Chester L. Casler St 1. Jamestown, $1.

Theodore A. Johnson to Harold F. Benson, Jamestown, $1 m. John M. McCorkle Sc to Clarence A.

Keafer 1, Jamestown, John A. Engel, et al to Mary P. Engel; Jamestown, $1. Jamestown Iron Works, Inc. to Abe Present, Jamestown, $1 m.

James A. Fairbanks to Allan G. Reid, Arkwright, $325. Bryan F. Brice Andrew Scalise 1.

$1 m. Lynest Bova 1 to Herbert C. Lindberg 1, Carroll, $1 m. Dora E. Danielson, et al to Gertrue 'S.

Kehe. Carroll, tl. Doris L. Phillips to W. Glenn Phillis 1, Carroll, $1 m.

Burlingaitne A. Reed, et al to Buna B. Dean, Charlotte, $1 m. Michael C. O'Loughlin, Ex's.

of to Joseph L. Bellanca 1, Tn. of Dunkirk, $4500. Emma Widd. et al to Mary A.

Wetherby, ElUcott, $1 m. Guy W. Carter Se 1 to A. Berne Carter 1. Kiantone, Wllma Weaver to James B.

Griffin Se 1, Mlna, $1. George Dudeck 1 to Joseph Kelwaski St 1. Mlna, $1. Arthur Ransom 1 to Lawrence A. Portland, II m.

Forest Park on Lake Erie, Inc. to Earl W. Smith 1, Westfield, $1 m. William H. Derion 1 to Alice A.

Simpson, Westfield, $1. Edward W. Walker to Edwin C. Reid, Westfield. $1 Se m.

Mortcaget William B. Wharton to Nat'l. Chaut. Co. Bank, Jamestown, $2220.

Clarence A. 1 to John M. McCorkle, Jamestown, $2421.12. Theodore A. Johnson 1 to Paul W.

Rockman Se 1, Jamestown, $3500. Nicholas Dimas to First Nat'l. Ban of Jamestown, $EOOO. Chester L. Casler 1 to Alice Clark, Jamestown, 18000.

Milton B. Quandt 1 to Lake Shore Savings Se Loan Dunkirk. $1350. Gertrude S. Kehe to Arthur Carlstrom.

Carroll, $3000 James B. Griffin 1 to Bank of Jamestown, Mina, $3000. Lawrence A. Bmmatti to Fredonia Savings St Loan Portland, $3500. Discharge of Mortgages George E.

'Bastlan to Laverne L. Danforth Se 1. Alma L. Moller. et al to Ernest Comstock Se 1.

Lela F. Harrison to Alice M. Walker. Cora B. Bentley to Clyde Jandrew Se 1, Lake Shore Savings Sc Loan Assoc.

to Milton B. Quandt Se 1. Charles M. Nichols to Thomas Eleven carloads of pipe recently ready for shipment from the Alco plant in Dunkirk are pictured above. Ten of these ears contained 48-inch diameter water pipe shipped against an order covering almost three miles of similar pipe to be used in Flushing, I.

The one car of 24-inch diameter gas pipe applies against an order for twelve miles of similar pipe to be shipped to the Westchester Lighting company at Mt. Vcraon, N. Y. Fabrication and shipping pipe-for municipal use was a peace time production of the Dunkirk plant until the demands for production of war equipment caused this type of work to be discontinued. Alco is now back in full swing turning out Pipe for municipal projects which were necessarily abandoned because of the importance of giving full attention to war production.

F. Maher, et al. Florence A. Price to Harriet Lott 1. Charles W.

Persons to Edna Lott Wharton 1. Svea I. Johnson to Jurl Sheldon Bank of Jamestown to Gerald L. Hinman 1. Assignment of Earl E.

Baird 1 to Truman Wilber. Truman Wilber to Vandevort Warner. Driveway Agreement Between Harry Ackroyd Sc 1 and Clarence Hollander at 1. Death Certificates Ot--Axel Louis Reed. Of--Ruth Isabel Bates.

Release of Mortgage Thomas H. Duff to Ernest L. Danielson, et al, Carroll, $6500. Discharge of Leases Hanover Gas Corp. to Benj.

Christy 1. Arkwright, $1. Hanover Gas Corp. ta Benj. Christy 1, Arkwright, $1.

Assumed Name Certificate Creek Collision" by Casimer St. George, 31 Elm Silver Creek. Y. Discontinuance on Assumed Name Certificate Creek Collision" by Casimer St. George Sc Thomas Cuccia.

Transcript Gertrude K. Rogers, Rollin A. Fancher, Attorney of Jamestown, N. Y. vs.

Bauer Davis, Chandler Jamestown, N. Justice's Court, $239.58. Judgment George D. Edinunds Sherman Steam Mills vs. William Golden.

County Court, 1125.61. NORMAN THOMAS OUT OF 1948 CAMPAIGN Schenectady (UP) Norman Thomas, five-times Socialist candidate for president, says he will not run next year. After taking himself out of the presidential race, Thomas predicted that President Truman would be the Democratic choice. He added that Truman's opponent may be Gen. Dwight Eisenhower.

Thomas said Sen. Robert Taft, Ohio, "won't be nominated. 1 He added that Gov. Thomas Dewey "is careful not to say he stands for anything." WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS PLANNED FOR DRIVERS Albany (UP)-- Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford Fletcher announced today that starting Nov. 17 applicants for state driver licenses will take a written instead of an oral test covering traffic laws and regulations.

Fletcher said the change was being made to up" this phase of the four-part examination and in accordance with nationally-recommended standards, In addition to the written test, the license examination consists of a driving test, vision test and an English test. CITY VICINITY --Wanted, ride from W. 4th to or near Cleveland Storage for 3 a. m. Phone 6744.

--Lost: Child's pet black, brown end white beague police puppy. Please call at 170 Lucas or telephone 7110. Reward. --For sale: 1935 Chev. short panel truck--good condition and tires.

Gas heater, fully equipped work car. Frank Leone, 19 Lake Shore Dr. W. --Large furnished apartment for rent. Middle-aged couple preferred.

Steady tennants. Give references. Phone 6970. --Open Sunday all day. selection of cold cuts, fresh beer ale.

Giordano's, 115 Lake Shore E. --For rent: Modern furnished 3 room heated lower apartment. Private bath and entrance. Centrally located. Middle aged couple preferred.

Bex 470, Observer. --Sullivan's Corner Store, Newton St. at Lambert. Complete stock groceries, frozen foods, ice cream, luncheon meats. All variety beer, aie and soft drinks.

Case beer delivered daily. Open every nite uniil 10 p.m. Open all day Wednesday and Sunday. Phone 395-J Fredonia. --Open every evening 'til 10:30 p.

m. Shop at Giordano's, 115 Lake Shore E. --For baby gifts see Mrs. Gregory's homespun and handknitted fluffy angora bonnets, booties and mittens. Call 6235 or 468 Lake Shore Drive East.

City line. --A beautiful line of tallies and place cards for any occasion. McClenathan's. --Electrical fixtures of all types including the new circular flourescent. iixtures.

Loeb Wemett, 75 E. 5th, phone 2621, Dunkirk. --Glasses on credit plan desired Small amount, down, oal ance In weekly payments. Ctai. Barnes, Dunkirk, phone 2V03; Dot C.

Aikin. 21 E. Main. Fredonia onone 621-W. --You' can make beautiful color photos with the Kodak 35s.

3 models to choose from at Knowlton's, 152 E. Fourth St. --Save money. Buy your next, car On our local iinance plan. Phone 2486, W.

L. Putnam Agency, 4th and Deer Sts. --Salesman who contacts factories, farms, etc. Unusual opportunity selling Aluminum and Black Roof coatings, paints. High commissions paid Write The Adams Paint Cleveland 2, Ohio.

--Socony Vacuum Oil Inc. has a service station available for lease to properly qualified applicant. Write J. P. Box 263 Silver Creek or phone Dunkirk 2091 for interview.

Funeral Notices KUEHN, Mrs. Mary K. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 Tuesday morning from the McGraw Funeral Home and at 9:00 o'clock in Sacred Heart Church. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home. AUGCSTYN, John D. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 from the McGraw Funeral Home. Rev. Leslie F.

Chard will officiata. Interr-ent in Laona Cemetery- Friends may call at the funeral home. BAUMOARTNER, Mrs. Martha. Friends may call at the family residence, 418 Swan St.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced in Monday's Observer. HALLIGAN, Thomas J. Funeral services will be held Monday at 9:30 from the Blood and Larson Funeral Home and at 10:00 in St. Joseph's church. The Rosary will 'be held at the Funeral Home Sunday evening at 7:30.

Interment will be in St. Mary'i cemetery. Friends are invited to call at the funeral home. IT HAPPENED IN SOUTH DAKOTA De Smet, S. D.

(UP) Wayne Moller, farm youth, says he has. the neighborhood to back him up on this story. He went, hunting just before an electrical storm, sighted his prey and fired. Down came 68 geese electrocuted at that moment by a bolt or lightning. SALESMAN With Car We will place 2 men In local area who are interested in a permanent connection with good possibilities for ambitious and intelligent man.

Experience not necessary but helpful. Our men average better than $6,000 per year. For interview contact Mr. Erb at Hotel Jamestown, Jamestovm, New York, between 10 St 12 a. and 2 4 and 9 p.

Monday through Friday. Nov. 21st. Wettern New Modern Dry Cleaning Plant-- liupect It Anytime! TIME MARCHED and So, We're 6 MONTHS OLD! And in this six months weVe gained'tyears of experience" experience in meeting you and getting to know you better and to be able to satisfy your dry cleaning wants and needs better. We'll readily admit, we're still far from perfect, but remember--so long as expert chemists are available, we call them in to solve any and all cleaning problems that confront us.

PLEASING YOU is what we want what we will do every time you bring or send a garment here 1 Our Include dry cleaning and pressing, water proofing and moth proofing your clothing. When we find little rips and broken seams, they are repaired missing replaced (if they are common buttons) every time you entrust us with your clothing, we give you a receipt for it or them and they are FULLY INSURED while they are in our care. 24 HOUR DRY Our Trials Do not stop with cleaning problems but, because we give 24-hour service; a time element enters in. On only a very few times in the past six months, have we failed to have garments ready when promised. As fast as we find the cause for a delay we eliminate the cause.

YOU WILL HAVE YOUR GARMENTS ON TIME! Recently we purchased a delivery truck to insure you clothes that are as crisply pressed as when they come off the press. CLEANING SERVICE REGENT CLEANERS 19 EAST THIRD STREET PHONE 6710 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK.