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The Evening Star, Bradford, Wednesday Evening, April 17, 1946. Page Nine of Bowling's Best Known Names Will Be in Bradford to Bowl in 22nd Annual Interstate Big name bowlers will doubles and singles at the 22nd Annual Interstate into action this Saturday. The pin classic, long noted as one of the best in the East, will continue daily through May 5th with keglers from Bradford, Alden, N. Brockway, Buffalo, Clearfield, DuBois, Dunkirk, Erie, Fredonia, Frewsburg, Girard. Go wanda, Kane, Lawton, LockLock Haven, Mt.

Jewett. North Jamestown, port, East. Olean, Perry, N. Perrysburg, N. Rochester, Smethport.

Springville, Titusville and Williamsport, competing. Listed for action during the tournament will be Frank "Butch" Snyder. J. Alburn. Lud Olson, R.

Calabreese, of Erie; George Tourjie, Allie Brandt. Steve Czerwinski, P. Behringer, Art Whelan, L. Braymiller, and Tom Breen, all of Butfalo. and John Drescher, Sam Munella.

L. Lindquest. Tony Laska, Joe Munella, J. Fashano. K.

Schroeder, Bennie Booke, and J. Oliver, all of Jamestown. Among the Bradford top notch keglers entered are Joe Young, Mike Fire. Mart Engel, Leo Cummings, Harry Feidt, Cal Bedeaux, John Colligan, Jimmy Shortell, Ray Shutt. Oscar Carlson.

Dibbie Milliron. Glenn McCullough. Carl Engel, Art Dort. Mack Healy, Bill Autieri, Steve Ogurchak, Max Allen, John Paulson. Ellsworth Horne, Elmer Petruzzi.

Keith Oxley, Richard Oxley, and John Sheneman. The opening day schedule will present bowlers from Lawton, N. Gowanda, Buffalo, in the singles beginning at 3 p. m. with five man teams rolling at 8 p.

m. One Bradford Booster team, Reisner's Auto Parts, is listed the first day. On Sunday top-notchers from North East, Jamestown, Gowanda, Olean and Bradford are scheduled with doubles at 1 p. m. followed by singles.

Three double shifts and three single shifts will be rolled Sunday afternoon with a five man shift at 8 p. m. Duke PTA Plans Oudoor Court At the April meeting of the Duke Center Parent -Teacher Association held at the elementary school Monday plans were made to equip an outdoor basketball. court for the use of the boys of Duke Center. The program of the evening included two violin solos by Norman C.

Mohn, "Romance Sans Paroles" and the intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana." A mixed quartet, composed of Mrs. Harry Sue, Mrs. John Sue, Clarence Hokenson and Henry Decker, sand "The Lord Make Us Strong," and "Fireflies." A moving picture, entitled "Assignment Tomorrow" was shown. This picture, produced by the N.E.A., showed the work of the schools in all parts of the country and made a plea for equality of educational opportunities everywhere in the United States. Group singing and an impromptu solo by Jack Wilcox.

who sang "Songs That My Mother Taught me," concluded the program. Cpl. Williams, Rew, Discharged From Army Rew-Cpl. Albert F. Williams has been honorably discharged from the United States Army after spending three years in the service, 15 months of which were spent in the ETO.

He 13 the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams who reside at Wolf Run. Cpl. Williams is spending a visit with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Williams are the parents of two other sons, who have seen service in the armed forces. James Williams of Olean was discharged from the Army last fall after extensive duty in the CBI. Another son, Robert L.

Williams, is still in the service stationed at Fort MacArthur, San Pedro, Calif. Local Briefs Mrs. Anna L. Phillips and Lillian Pinknery have returned home after visiting in St. Petersburg and Miami.

Fla. Mr. and Mrs. E. DeWitt Foster, Foster Brook, have received word that their son, Richard J.

Foster, PM has arrived in New York City aboard the USS Vulcan. He will receive his discharge from Bainbridge, Md. He was in service 33 months and spent 24 months overseas in Leyte, Iwo Jima, Luzon, Okinawa and Japan. Mrs. Samuel Black and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Black, Titusville: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Decker, Hazel Hurst; Mrs. Marie Mentzer and daughter, Joan and Mrs.

Hazel Plyler, Emporium; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Keifer and daughter, Lorraine Lou, Limestone; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook, Ohio, and Betty Soble and Duane Mealy, Bradford, were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Keifer, Lafferty Hollow. Marjorie Taylor, Mt.

Alton, has graduated from Ora Jean Beauty Academy, Erie, after completing 1 six months course. Advertise in the Era and Star Here Is Your Pony League Schedule for 1946 AT AT LOCK PORT BATAVIA HORNELL May 26. 28 May June 30 21 July 2, 23, June 24. 25 July Aug. 18.

20 Aug. 19, 20, May 22, 23 June 23, 24, 5. 6 25 15. 16 July 21, 4. 6 Aug.

25, 292 May 2, 18. 30 June 2, 2, June 14, 16 3. 4 July June 26 Aug. 7, 11 July 31 Sept. 2 Aug.

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10 July 9, 10, 11 Aug. 12, 13 May 31 June 1, 28. 29 July 21, 22 Aug. 25. 26.

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25 May 14, 15, June 28. 29 16 July 21, 22, June 3. 10. 11 23 July 10, 11 Aug. 30.

31 Aug. 2 Sawyer U. B. Church Plans Candle Service Sawyer The Rev. Eugene Donelson.

pastor of the Sawyer United Brethren Church. has announced that a candle light Communion service will be held Thursday night at 9:30 o'clock in connection with the regular prayer service. Recent callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton were: Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Greene and daughter, Fredrica, of Genesee, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster of Lewis Run, Pa.

Mr. and I Mrs. Levi Shuckers and children of Reynoldsville, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. Shuckers' sister, Mrs. Clair Burkhouse.

Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bouquin were Miss Mary Margaret Bick of Eldred and Ensign Edward Moser of Decater.

Ind. Mrs. M. D. Irons of Rixford spent Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Allison. Roy Allison and Raymond Eidson are enjoying a fishing trip in the vicinity of Mr.

Allison's camp near Port Allegany. Otto Township Pre-School Clinic Slated for April 29 The Otto Township -School Clinic. sponsored by the ParentTeachers' Association of Duke Center and Rixford, will be held Monday. April 29, at Otto High School, starting at 9 a.m., according to announcement yesterday. Examinations will be conducted by Dr.

C. B. Walker, Duke Center, assisted by Miss Mayfred Burroughs, state nurse; Miss Mary DuPaul, McKean County Tuberculosis Nurse; Mrs. Carolyn Foster, dental hygienist. and Mrs.

Velma Bottenhorn, school nurse. KEEP FORd IN YOUR OP SHAPE WITH SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS YOUR BRING Ford HOME" FOR nO Your Ford Dealer Founder of Fire Chief's Association Dies in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh -(P)- Thomas L. Pfarr, organizer and first president of the Allegheny County Fire Chiefs' Association and for 31 years the county's fire marshall, died of a heart attack yesterday at the age of 77. Funeral rites will be held Saturday. In 1914 Pfarr originated the custom of tolling 1-8-4-5 each April 10 on the old city hall bell to commemorate the anniversary of Pittaburgh's worst fire.

HAMILTON May 27, 29 July 1, 1, LOCKPORT 3 July 19, 20 Aug. 23, 24 11 June 7. BATAVIA July 12, 13 Aug. 5, 5, 16, 17 HAMILTON May 31 June 1, 28, 29 HORNELL July 26, 27, 27 Aug. 30, 31 May 15, 16 June 12.

13 WELLSVILLE July 10, 11 Aug. 2, 3, 3 May 8. 9 June 19. 20 OLEAN July 5, 6 6 Sept. 2 2 May 24, 24 26 BRADFORD June 21, 22 July 31 Aug.

1, 9, 10 May 2, 17, 18 JAMESTOWN June 14, 15 Aug. 8, 21, 22 Conduct Rites For G. A. Taylor Funeral services for George Abbott Taylor, 85, who died Saturday at his home in Lafayette, were held yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Lafayette Community Church. the Rev.

Ira George officiating. Pallbearers were Sam Noles, E. R. Hurd, William Miller, Dick Black, Claire Hoop and C. Hubin.

Burial was in the family lot in McKean Memorial Park. Those attending services were Mr. and Mrs. N. V.

Black, Mr. and Mrs. Burley Ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs.

Mable Ward and Paul Ward, Bradford: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward. Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Copp.

Wellsboro: Miss Lois Taylor and Mrs. A. Perry, Bliss, N. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Lee, Gifford: Miss Nina Heasley, Kane: C. C. Heasley, Cyclone: James Clark.

Mt. Jewett and Mrs. Maude Kyser, Guffey, Pa. Limestone Home Bureau Unit Meets Limestone -The Limestone Unit of the Cattaraugus County Home Bureau held an all-day meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. H.

L. Dempsey. Mrs. Edith Russell conducted sewing class. She will also conduct classes on April 30 and May 14.

During the business meeting. conducted by Mrs. Arthur Atwood, it was announced that a demonstration of the unit's work for the past vear will be held May 8 from 2 p. m. to 4 p.

m. at St. Patrick's Hall for members and their invited guests. Mrs. Cecil Clark.

Mrs. Mildred Campbell and Mrs. Betty Fuller will be in charge. The last community dance of the season will be held April 20 at St. Patrick's auditorium.

Dances have been postponed until Sept. 7. There will be no meeting of the bureau next Tuesday. Alpha Zeta Fraternity Sets Next Meet May 5 The weekly meeting of the Alpha Zeta fraternity was held Sunday afternoon at the home of John Hipchen, 199 High St. The business meeting was conducted by Don Wright, president.

Dinner was served following the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Bud Slone, 17 Charlotte on May 5. "'THREE STRANGERS" MYSTERY HIT AT SHEA'S TOMORROW compete in the team event, Public Square alleys during the Tournament which will swing Court Record DEEDS Apr. 9-J. R.

Seyler wf to Cab- in S. Kennel et al Liberty Tp M. Antionette Scott and wf to John J. Cucuzza Brad Elmer C. Peterson and wf to Paul L.

Smith and wf Kane Gordon P. Hadfield and wf to Floyd J. Dooher and wf, Kane Loretta Faul et al to Jack R. Frost and wf, Kane Same to Loretta Faul et al Kane $1: Clair G. Brink et al to James F.

Elwood and wf Brad Tp Thelm- Lyons to Herman Cole Keating Tp Thomas F. Valentine and wf to James F. Valentine and wt Brad David Arthur Robinson and wf to Charles S. Weaver and wf Brad Carolyn L. Godfrey to Irving Markowitz Brad Grace Clancy et al to John Alvin Webster Sr and wf Brad $1 (2 deeds); Comrs.

McKean Co. to Edward Anderson Hamilton Tp $7.50, $7, $41, $16, $26, $3 and Miles L. Wagner and wf to James G. McCutcheon and wf Brad $1: Fred Falk and wi to Marian Smith Liberty Tp: $1. Apr.

10-Francis H. Colligan et al to David D. Whyte and wf Brad Marion B. Vernon and hus to Henry B. Hilfiger and wf Brad Stanley K.

O'Dell and wf Anillo J. Pascarella et al Brad $1: Eleanor Elrod to Harry Bridge and wf Brad Tp $1: Philip Anderson to Andrew Bakiecki Wetmore Tp $1: Matilda Malmrose to Everett L. Malmrose and wt Mt. Jewett $1: Florence M. Henry to Florence Balbo Brad Tp $1: Louis Anderson and wf to Clifford P.

Baker and wf Kane $1: Dorothea Long to Hilding W. Lofgren and wt Brad Tp Shff W. M. Reese to E. A.

Wainman Foster Tp $722.88. Apr. 11-Dora to Howard H. Flanagan Liberty Eastwood, Tp Blanche Graff and hus to Francis H. Colligan et al Brad Michael Chiaramonte and wf to Albert.

E. Hatch and wf Kane Albert E. Hatch and wf to John B. Maxe and wi Kane $1: Flora L. Longpine et al by Atty to Duano Vaughn and wt Foster Tp $1: ForFox and wt to Same, Foster rest, $1.

Apr. 12-Olga Olson et al to LeRov Rose and wf Mt. Jewett Galen E. Cuthbertson and wf to John W. Holly and wf Kane $1: S.

L. Clark to Paul Rink, Foster Tp Charles J. Moonan and wf to Clarence Edward Darrah and wt Foster Tr Mary Jane Healy to Francis J. Steckmeyer and wf Brad $1: K. C.

Baldwin and wt to Fred W. Robbins Jr. and wt Foster Tp $1: Irving Markowitz et al to Kenneth A. Anderson et al Brad Tp Shff W. M.

Reese to E. A. Wainman et al Eldred Tp $1900; Floyd and wf 10 Enos M. Nichols Port Ally shurtz, $1: 0. D.

Tuttle et al to H. E. Walker Eldred Ralph W. Herzog et al to Joseph P. Willson Norwich Tp Kenneth P.

Slavin et al to Francis J. Slavin and wf Eldred E. N. Wood et al to Frank F. Slavin and wf Eldred Jane Hopkins Lewis to Calvin J.

Clark and wf Annin Tp $1. Apr. 13-Imogene Dufton to Darrel Dufton Liberty Tp $1: Patrick E. Nelson and wf to Emrved W. Swanson and wf, Kane $1: Kane Realty Corp to Patrick Nelson and wf Kane Lillian F.

Hennage to Russell B. Sweely and wf Brad $1: Nellie L. Fredericks to A. W. Klingler et al Otto Tp Roger W.

Green and wt to George K. Larson and wi Smethport Carl P. Stolt and wi to James W. Day and wf Foster Tp LeRoy Anderson and wt to George E. Hanson and wi Mt.

Jewett $1. Apr. 15-Florence Balbo and hus to Robert B. Paton and wf Brad $1: Claire Widmier to Stewart S. Lown and wf Brad Irving Markowitz et al to Charles F.

Roberts and wt Brad $1. Two past masters in the art of cinematic evildoing Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet are teamed once more in Warner's melodrama of murderous intrigue "Three Strangers," opening tomorrow at the Shea Theatre. Co-starred with them is Geraldine Fitzgerald. WELSVILLE OLEAN May 7, 12 May 5. June 9, 10 June 11, July 9, 17.

18 July Aug. 12, 13 Aug. 14. 8, 9, May 7, 13 17, 18 June 12, 7, July 17, 9, 10 AuR. 2, May 26.

27 May 31 June 21, 22, June 1, 27 July 1. July 19, 20 Aug. 25, Aug. 21, 22 27 May 3. 17.

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June 28. July 21, 23 Aug. 29. May 19, 20, May 1, 21 June 14, June 7. 8 July July 12, 18 Aug.

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18, 19, Aug. 1, 20 23 Lee Driver PTA Group to Meet 22, 28 June 26. 26 July 28, 29, 30 Aug. 28. 31 Sawyer City- -The Lee Driver Parent Teacher Association Study Group will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the school.

The Sawyer City Boy Scon Troop 47 met at the Lee Driver School Tuesday with the scout leader, Raymond Yonker. The meeting was opened with the out oath and laws by William Anderson, junior assistant master. Games were played and plans were made for a meeting to be held Saturday, April 20. at 10 a. m.

in McCoy's Grove, Dallas City. Motorists whose cars have aluminum cylinder heads should not use radiator cleaner that contains BRADFORD JAMESTOWN June 2, 3, May 1. 30, 30 June 16 June 26, 27 July 14 July 28. 30 Aug. 11 Aug.

28. 29 Sept. 1 May 22, 23 May 19, 20, June 23, 24, 21 25 June 7. 8 July 26, 27 July 12. 13.

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2 Muscato Decisions Gunnar Barlund Buffalo, N. Y. -(P)- Joe Muscato, Buffalo, outpointed Gunnar Barlund, 207, Finland, Tuesday night in the 10-round feature of a Fairview Athletic Club fight card before 4,836 fans in Memorial Stadium. Advertise in the Era and Star ART STUDIO 147 Main St. Layout Lettering Illustration Photography Silk Screen Private Art.

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