Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 3

Friday, August 1953 WELISVILLE pAilY REPORTED WELISVJLLE, NEW YORK Wei Isv i lie Rolls Out Carpet for Guests Page Three Hospitality Day Guests Chat in Pre-Dinner Social Period Cleveland Couple Chosen Random Along Rt. 17 Are Dined, Entertained Wellsville's hospitality was extended to, and apparently enjoyed by, a Cleveland couple last night who were toured, dined, taken to the ball game and lodged "on the house" as guests of the village The occasion was "Route 17 Hospitality Day," and Wellsville's performance was duplicated in cities and villages along the several hundred miles of Rt. IT from east of Blnghamton to west of Jamestown. Selected at random from Rt. 17 travelers near the intersection of Brooklyn and W.

State the special guests proved to be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Govan of 17902 Lake Shore O. Mr.

Govan, his hosts were to learn, Is chief expediter of the Axle Division of Eaton Manufacturing Co. His wife, Geraldlne, is a third grade teacher at Henry W. Longfellow Elementary School on Cleveland's East Side. UNCOMFORTABLY like an arrest, was Mr. Govan's first pression of the whole affair.

He rounded the intersection, passed a car stopped near it on Brooklyn then was waved to a stop by Police Chief Michael Fiordo. As he recalled it, the conversation went: Mrs. 'Govj-n to Mr. Govan "Did you crash that light?" Mr. Govan "No, it was green." Chief Fiordo "May I sec your license, please?" Interlude of silence while the police chief ascertained the couple was married, and not from nearby.

Chief Fiordo "Are you in a hurry?" At that point, Mr. Govr-n's memory of the conversation laded into vagueness. He didn't remember what lie replied, because, as he explained: "What can you say. when a policeman asks you if you're in a hurry?" EXPLANATION of the incident was made to the Govsns' satisfaction by Mayor Leo Ludden and James Waterman, president of the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber and Greater Wellsville Industries were co-sponsors of the event, with planning initiated by the Route 17 Association thei Rt.

17 committee chairman for thei local committee. i The Cleveland couple was not in GUESTS OF WELLSVILLE in its celebration of Route 17 Hospitality Day, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. a hurry, it.

developed. They were! of Cleveland, talk with some of their hosts at Hotel Fassett prior to serving of a dinner which on a leisurely, week long vaca- was of an evening during which they were shown the town." In the upper oicture. from left, arp lion trip, and had planned to stop Mayor Leo Ludden, Chamber President James Waterman, Police Chief Michael Fiordo, Mr. Govan and overnight soon, anyway. I Harold Wilkins, representing Greater Wellsville Industries.

In the lower picture, also from the left. Mayor Ludden and Mr. Water- are Mrs Waterman, Mrs. Ludden, Mrs. James Searle, Mrs.

William Moulton and Mrs. Govan. (Reporter man escorted Mr. and Mrs. Govan Pnoto) to Hotel Fassett.

where they later i an the Thousand Islands, hit- the table, Hanking Mr and Mrs. shared the Western trip they had as guests 3 of Joseph 8 Mumma ting Rt 17 for the first time ever Govan on each side hotel proprietor. Then the "grand because they wanted to see Alle- tour" began, with the and gany Stale, Park. They motored BASEBALL proved to be a good Chamber president as guides. leisurely 'tlffough the state, and choice of entertainment for Mr.

1 decided upon Rt. 17 again they Govan, who knew more about the LOCAL SCHOOLS proved to be had found it beautiful when game than several of the otbor a major interest to the guests, be- they planned their homeward trip. nien i the party. He was supplied cause of Mrs. Govan's Mr.

Govan had nice words to witn a scoring sheet, names, num- Both the guests were impressed say aUjKftrthe state's scenery- Ear- bers and positions indicated, and by the size and appearance of the Her tjtts the couple had he kept score with great interest buildings, particularly the high two-week planned tour, by and considerable skill. school and Brooklyn Ave. school, train, that took them to such world tne end of the first four inn-1 Mr. and Mrs. Govan also were famous scenery as Brvce Canyon in ss, before a 75-minute delay driven by Worthington and A i and Yellowstone.

In addition to the caused by rain, Mr. Govan had Preheater plants, library, hospital, relaxation engendered by their become a real Braves fan, and Hood control project, Little League rather trrnless meandering during had asked to be kept informed how Park, the Community Building and their week in New York State, he tne tea fared in the closing days other features of the recent civic said, they had found the scenery of NYP League play. He also voic- development program. different, of course, ed surprise and enthusiasm at the, There was no doubt that the but in its way just as beautiful." calibre of playing, with Govans were surprised and im- flne words for the defense work pressed by what they saw, parti- THE DINNER at Hotel Fassett tn Braves' shortstop and sec- cularly at the size and facilities was attended by 11 couples includ- ond baseman. described in the school, library and ing the guests of honor.

It was a At the end of the stay at Tullar hospital, in relation to the size of which was conclud- Flcld Mr and Mrs. Govan were the village. Mr. Govan comment- ed reluctantly, only because it was escorted to the hotel. This morn- ed later: time for the baseball game at Tul- ln lheil- auto was delivered to "It is easy to drive through a lar Field, and Mr.

Govan had been them with a full tank of gasoline, city, noticing buildings, parks and slated to throw the first ball. courtesy of Mr. Moulton, after be- other things as you pass by, and Attending, with their wives, stored overnight, form a kind of impression based were Mayor Ludden, Mr. Water- upon the appearance of the streets man, Mr. Moulton, Harold Wilk- 'SMALL WORLD' comment was you see.

Tonight has made me ins representing Greater Wellsville inspired twice by remarks of the realize that each of the cities has Industries, Fire Chief James Govans. One, a pure coincidence, something else you don't observe Searle, Police Chief Fiordo, Rt. 17 was told Mrs Govan. At their community life, people work- committeeman Milton Sweet, Su- luncheon stop earlier in the day, ing together, things happening that pervisor Richard Embser, Robert, sne sa id, they had met in a rest- you just don't see." Elliott of radio station VVLSV, and aurant one oi the persons, a Mid- John Sanford of the Wellsville resident, with whom they had SELECTION of the Govans, al- Daily Reporter. though made at random, proved George Harris president of to be a coincidence that carried Wellsville Exhibition Co.

and host with it more than a suggestion of to the group at the ball game, was appropriateness. They had chosen unable to attend the dinner but ar- to travel Rt. 17 on their way home rived in town in time to greet the because they had liked it on their guests at the game, outbound journey. The Luddens and Watermans They had traveled from Cleve- were in "chief host" positions at interdependence and Summer Band icnle anne of Am.erjOan Indus- i i 'try andJhe way Turnorrow Lake his, of ANTVWFR THP Anmmi An chief expediter for the ANDOVER The Annual An firm where has worked Summer Band picnic will 1940. with -an take place tomorrow at Conesus ice in the armed has sche-fLake.

about 45 members are ex- duled production of many axles to make the trip. They will passing, daily, over; the streets of be accompanied by Joseph Canale W.elJsvHle,,...• The bus ni leave the Andover The axle division of Eaton School at 10 a m. and makes a share of the heavy- re turn by 7 duty axles used In trailers The activities will include i IIC earth-moving, equipment, and oth- swimming, games, and amuse- er. load-carrying vehicles. -Among' ment id es or the young mem- the.

vehicles with bers Highlight of the day will be which were made from materials a so ftball game between the Wood- he had and had steered wlnd section and the band and 'the into right place and time, for Brass Section manufacturing-, also were Picnlc expense money was machines employed on the local earned by lne band members and flood control project, and probably band pare nts two ice the axles, on the hew hook-and-lad-1 cream soda i concerts held earlier der fire truck recently ordered for during tne summe r. Band parents are cordially invited to the picnic. Phone Mr. Canale at 4781 as soon as possible if you wish to attend. New Churches Listed In Methodist Report WILKES-BARRE, Pa.

(AP) Emerald. Hook and Ladder Co. Palmer, Lloyd Schlossel of Plainffeld, N. and Mrs. Ethel Todd of Lake Como, Pa.

Rev. A. L. Payne of Ferndale, N. was named to a third term as district superintendent.

The conference is meeting on the Free New church buildings are being Methodist camp ground at near- built at several places, the 85th; by annual session of the New York' COMPLETES COURSE conference of the Free Methodist ANDOVER Roger Lewis, son Church was 'told Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lewis, A report listed new churches at Andover has completed the Mo- Crpp Hortnn I dern Office Practice Course at the Brook, N. and Plamfield, N.

Y. Rochester Business Institute. Din- Mrs. Marjorie Sweepenheiser of ne for the graduates was held at Nescopeck executive secre- the Sheraton Hotel recently with tary of the conference Sunday members of the faculty and staff School board, presented a cup to as guests. Diplomas were awarded Rev.

Charles Root, pastor, and held at Monroe High School August Mrs Seaman Robbms, superin-! 15 The address was given by Mr. tendent of the Sunday School at i Edmund H. Plant, of Eastman Ko- Beachlake, Pa. Their Sunday' dak Company School was chosen as the Sunday GOLDEN SHEAVES ANDOVER The regular meeting of the'Andover Grange will be three members of the Grange will be honored at his time by -receiving "Golden Sheaves" for their services in the Grange for 50 years. Those being honored are Nellie Mead, Mrs.

Charles Nevol, and Mrs. John Dodge. The Home Economics committee is soliciting 50 cents from each family unless otherwise sollicliled for the evenings The next regular meetiog date is Wednesday for the Juvenile Grange. Will all those who have i not yet paid, their dues ma.ke a special effort to pay up at this time. Since the Suborinate Grange is haying the Assistant Steward the New York Grange as their i guest for a special Juviniles have been invited to at-' tend.

School of the year. Rev. Oram VIS1TS PEN PAL Leon Mar- Census 62 Adults, 10 Babies No Opertions Admissions Robert Arnold, Witter Ave. John Martin, 38 Osborne, St. Willu-m Ross, Homer, N.

Y. A2c Delbert Glover, Andover Mrs. Cleon Clarke, Andover Mrs. Thomas Slawson, 262 Dyke St. Miss Nancy Tournor, Greenwood Discharges Miss Barbara Guinnip, Scio Richard Heselton, Andover Mrs.

Allan Kear, Whitesville Calvin Powers, Alma Mrs. Ernest Snyder, 71 Loder St. Lester Swain, Beflast Dale Young, Scio ent, reported the homes for or- bl( agmerMoya, nd i phans and aged at Gerry, NY. Leah Rear spent from Thursday Wan Crest RPV Pnr TH Crest JN. and Rev.

Coral Ide, supply pastor at Waverly, N. coherence year book commit Rev Theo'- La' until in now that tv om Mrs "llarblf became a through a pen pal cor- respondenc, about 15 years ago. The first footba11 "onboard Was bar Dallas Pa used when Pennsylvania played CoSerence auditors elected Harvard at Cambridge in 1893. were C. L.

Crouch of Bellerose N. Mrs. Ruth Pruden of Plainfield N. and William Pratt of Kingston. N.

Y. Named to to examine fon.fpronpp nnrl di 1 rf- ports were Rev Emory Stokes if Outlet, Pa. Albert Miller of PICNIC WHITESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snow, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Snow and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Folts and daughters, Mrs. Ardilla Snow, and Mrs.

Jessie Grlggs with relatives from Hallsport Wellsville, picnicked Sunday at Ly- man.Run Lake near Coudefsport. Pa BIRTHDAY GUESTS WHITESVILLE Mr. and Robert K. Lewis entertained Sunday in honor of Mr. Lesvis' birthday.

The following of their children were present: Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lewis and three daughters of Westfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Podgorski of Buffalo, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert F. Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard K.

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