The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 2

TWO SAYRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933 Loomis Leaves After Hospital Board Meeting Lehigh Valley Railroad President Praises Officers and Members of Staff for Fine Showing; New Trustees Are Elected President E. E. Loomis of the Lehigh Valley railroad company left Sayre, aboard his private car which was attached to train No. 10, Wednesday afternoon after attending the annual 1 meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Robert Packer hospital. Mr.

Loomis before he left complimented the officers and members of the hospital organization for the splendid reports given, at the meeting showing the excellent condition of hospital affairs. The splendid work of the members of the medical and surgical staff was also praised by Mr. Loomis who expressed pleasure at the fine report of Dr. Donald Guthrie, surgeon-in-chief. Mr.

Loomis has long been interested in the affairs of the Robert Packer hospital and has been trustee of the institution many years. His comments on the 1 hospital's work are well qualified because of his association with other institutions, being a member of the board of one of the large hospitals in New York city. At the annual meeting of the trustees Oran L. Haverly of Athens and Judge Howard F. Marsh of Wellsboro were elected to All vacancies on that board.

Charles F. Kellogg and Heister Piollet will continue on the auditing committee, and the inspecting committee for the coming year is, John C. Mather, Ulster; C. West, Sayre; Carl V. S.

Patterson, Towanda. All officers of the board were re-elected. Howard E. Bishop in his report stated that receipts from patients, auxiliaries and other sources were $217,568.82 while the operating cost was $222,511.97, showing an operating deficit for the year of $4,706.22, which was about the same as the previous year. The board of trustees voted to accept he bid of the F.

V. Warren of Philadelphia of $47,151 for the reinforced concrete structural frame of the new general hospital building. Bids for this work, which is just the shell of the new building to be erected on the site of that destroyed by the disastrous fire of May 3 were received from 29 firms all over the United States, ranging from the low figures of the F. V. Warren company to $69,000.

Early in September bids will be asked for the remainder, of the LEAHYS ARE CONVINCING BRIGHTEN UP WORN MARRED, WOODWORK D' ENAMEL PONT gives QUICK new beauty DRYING tO furniture that's "in disgrace." New freshness for the wood trim of bedrooms, bathroom or kitchen. New color for "dog-eared" toys or bookcases. Du Pont Quick Drying Enamel is low in cost. Easy to apply. Dries quickly to a hard, durable finish.

It's one of the famous du Pont line of paints, varnishes, enamels and Duco. All colors carried here. $1.20 PER QUART. Bolich Bros. SAYRE H.

M. Hair Son ATHENS OU POND PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS DUCO Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Havens and children, Joyce Marie and Dickie are spending the day in Rochester, N.

Y. Nick Onofrio and son Peter of 121 South River street are in New York today to witness the Carnera-, Sharkey fight. Miss Grace Kirkland, Miss Dorotha Dettra, Miss Betty Duff and Miss Elizabeth Cater attended the Fitzgerald-Young wedding in Towanda yesterday. Andrew Johnson, son of Mrs. Walter Merrill of East Athens is a patient at the Robert Packer hospital where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.

Arthur L. Rogers has returned to the U.S.S. Pensacola to which he has recently been transferred, after spending a few days with relatives and friends here. Lyle Jackson of Sayre is attending the national convention of the Delta Sigma fraternity at the Hotel Morrison in Chicago, and will also see the World's Fair. Day after Day Shrewd Economical Buyers are being Convincer of Our Sensational Values Sale Starts at 8 At 11 A.

M. Ginghams Plain Chambrays, Sei Lt. Wt. Blea. Muslin, Se 36 inch Good Sheeting, 5c 10e Flat Brass Curtain Rods, Sc Part Linen Towels Toweling, 5e Silk Thread Tying Cotton, 5e 10e 8 yd.

Bian Fold Tapes, 5e 29e Gold Silk Valancing, 5e 20e Orchid Silk Valancing, Se 36-in. Colorfast Fancy Cretonnes, 25e Cameo Ladies' Cloth, 9e Stevens' Linen Toweling, 9e 29e Heavy Canvas Duck, 9e 60 Inch Best Mosquito Nets, 42x36 Special Pillow. Cases, Se 45x36 Special Pillow Cases, 22x44 Big Turkish Towels, 25e Plain Color Natasooks, 39e Best Feather Proof 'Ticking, 19e 49e Best Fancy Art Ticking, 19e Blue Denim Khaki, 19e 42 Inch Pequot Pillow Tubing, 45 inch Pequot Pillow Tubing, 19c 9-4 Best 3 Year Sheetings, 9-4 Best 3 year Sheetings, 19e 42x36 4 year Cannon Cases, 19e 45x36 4 year Cannon Cases, 19e 45x45 Fancy Table Cloths, 19e 35x35 Fancy Linen, Cloths, 19e Linen Dish Hand Towels, 19c Plain Color Turkish Towels, 19e Best 40-In. Baronet Satins, 59e Best Sash Curtains, 19e Lot Fancy Ruffle Curtains, 19e SALE STARTS AT 9x15 89. Linoleum Rugs, 9x9 87.

Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 86. Duroleum Rugs, 9x12 Lot Goldseal 9x12 $20. Lot Wool Rugs, 9x12 $35. Lot Axminsters, 0x12 $39.50 Red Orientals, $2.50 Reversible Smyrna Rugs, Largest Chenille Rags, 27x54 Fringed Wool Rugs, $1,25 Stair -Hall Carpet; Full Size Mattress Protectors, Three Quarter Mattress Protectors, Single Size Mattress Protectors, Heavy Mattress Covers, Full Size Mattress Covers, Full Size Plaid Bankets, Full Size Double Blankets, Part Wool Plain 2 in 1 Binnkets, 81x108 Fancy Bed Spreads, $3.50 Best Feather Pillows, Ea. work on the new structure, and this will be by far the most important part The structure is expected to be completed within a year of the time work is started, which will be immediately, Thomas Ellerbe of Ellerbe and Company of St.

Paul. architects, stated after the meeting. GET MARRIAGE LICENSES TOWANDA, June marriage license has been issued to Lee R. Morrison of Rochester and Violet M. Pung of Athens.

Yesterday licenses were issued to John D. Dill of Philadelphia and Gertrude Strope of Burlington; and Carl Johnson and Mildred Johnson, both of Terry township. FATHER REPORTS LAD IS MISSING Jack Dunning, Age 16, Believed to Have Gone to Visit Aunt in Newburgh John Dunning of 527 West Lockhart street reported to the Sayre police last evening that his son, Jack, age 16 is missing from his home, and is believed to have gone with a red haired boy called "Red" Wickizer. The lads may have gone to Newburgh, N. where young Dunning's aunt lives.

Corporal 0. S. Brown of the New York state police co-operated with the local police by sending a message and description of the lad over the New York State Police teletype system. Jack is about five feet ten inches tall, weight about 130, wore silver framed glasses, light hair, brown eyes, green shirt, brown trousers, panama hat, black and white oxfords and carried a boy scout kit. CHURCHES OF CHRIST TO CONVENE FRIDAY Tri-County Convention in East Smithfield Federated Church to Include All-Day and Evening Sessions Churches of Christ of Tioga, Bradford and Sullivan counties will be represented at the Tri-county convention to be held in the Federated church in East Smithfield on Friday, with sessions.

in the morning and afternoon and closing with a Fellowship on the Lord's Supper from 7:30 to 9 in the evening. Rev. George W. Gilbert of Canton will preside at the morning session which will open at 10 o'clock, and at the afternoon session which opens at 1:30. In the evening Rev.

C. W. Houston of Covington, will preside. The theme of the convention will be "The Living and pastors who will take part are: Rev. E.

A. Seaber of East Smithfield, Rev. H. L. Maltman, Mansfield; Rev.

O. D. Young, Troy; Rev. Jesse M. Porter, Granville Center; Rev.

Arl P. Confer, Rev. 'W. C. Davies, East Smithfield; Rev.

H. A. Denton, Pittsburgh; and Rev. John Crowe of Wellsboro. Miss Emma Bush of Canton and Mrs.

G. M. Gillette: will be on the program of the Women's Missionary session at three in the afternoon and Mrs. W. T.

Davison will sing. A large delegation of members of the Sayre Church of Christ will attend the convention Will Test Dairy Cattle in July Information Regarding Triennial Retest May Be Secured From Chairmen in Township; Starts July 3 Starting July 3 the triennial tuberculin retest for Bradford county will be made during the month, it has been announced by the Bureau of Animal Industry at Harrisburg, in charge of tuberculin testing, of dairy cattle. Chairmen who have acted in the past in the various townships are ready to assist dairymen this year, and all who have questions relative to the retest are asked to take them up with the township chairman, It is explained that in order for animals that react to the tuberculin test to be classified as registered cattle, the dairyman must' have' on hand at the time the animal reacts the registration paper for the animal. If these papers are not available, the animal will be classed a as a grade and indemnity paid on that basis. The township chairmen Albany, D.

H. Lewis; Armenia, Leon W. Nash; Athens, Harry 0. Thurston; Asylum, Peter M. Miller; Barclay, no chairman; Burlington, Wayne Pierce; Canton, Glen Hickok; Columbia, Spencer Gernert and James Judson; Franklin, Harry Stevens and Earl Anderson; Granville, Howard Baldwin; Herrick, LeRoy, Ernest Mason; Litchfield, Charles Birney; Monroe, H.

Norton and James Miller; North Towanda, W. G. Mills; Orwell, James E. Eastman; Overton, Lawrence Carner; Pike and Stevens, Olyn Johnson; Ridgebury, E. B.

Eurnham; Rome, I. A. Vought; South Creek, John Lewis; Sheshequin, Lee Kier; Smithfield, G. E. Beach; Springield, Roy Kennedy; Standing Stone, Henry Kingsley; Terry, S.

M. Wells; Towanda, R. H. Miller; Troy, Meade Knights; Tuscarora, N. D.

Snyder; Ulster R. B. Arnold; Warren, Percy SALE! COTTON FROCKS ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. Smart! Thrifty! Comfortable! COTTONS with all the chic of cal low prices for which we are Paris and with the famed! There are styles for every occasion from sports to garden one. Plenty of 38-40-42.

parties! And in sizes for every. $1,25 $1.95 Sheer Printed Voiles! New Lacey Cottons! Eyelet Batistes! EVANS CHAFFEE SAYRE, PA. Arnold; Wells, Curtis Smith; West Burlington, I. A. Rockwell; Wilmot, John L.

Huffman; Windham, Byron Jacobs; Wyalusing, E. P. Kennedy; Wysox, Frank Kuhns. CLARINET QUARTET GIVES BROADCAST James Field of Waverly, Willard Cook of Athens, Clifford Carrier of Sayre, and Jack Koweleski of South Waverly as a clarinet quartet under the direction of Donald (Cocaynia of Sayre broadcast yesterday afternoon over WESG at Elmira. They will again broadcast next Wednesday afternoon at 4:45.

TOOMEY- Y-SPINELLI TOWANDA, June 29-Word has been received here by friends of Miss Dorothea Toomey of her marriage last Saturday in Red Lion, to Dr. Anthony Spinelli. The ring ceremony was. used, Rev. M.

R. Fleming being the officiating clergyman. FUNDS NEEDED TO ENTERTAIN TOTS Homes for Twenty-Five "Fresh Secured in Sayre; Donations Asked to Pay Board of City Children Plenty of homes have been secured for twenty-five New York city children who will arrive here July 6, Mrs. Reed Martin, chairman of the Sayre Fresh Air committee stated this morning, but only five of these homes are free ones. For this reason the committee is in need of funds with which to pay the $4 per week per child for the remaining twenty who are to be given two weeks' entertainment each in an effort to give them a little comfort and happiness away from the scorching heat of the city tenement districts.

Mrs. Leslie Davidson of Herrick street will take a little girl next week, as soon as school is out, and keep her for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Davidson entertained this girl last year. Another fortunate girl is the one who will come to Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Farr of South Lehigh aveRue. Mr. and Mrs. Farr have en- COUPLE WINS IN WALTZ CONTEST Miss Alma Shellenberger and her dancing partner, Herbert Blackman, were awarded the silver cup in the Valley Waltz contest held at the Keystone park pavilion last evening.

There were more than one hundred couples competing. tertained the little girl for two years, and have asked for her to come for the third time this year and remain for the summer. Both of these girls first came to Sayre in groups of Fresh Air children sent out from New York city by the Tribune Fresh Air fund. Anyone willing to donate is asked to notify Mrs. Martin by Saturday, so that the entire number of 25 may be asked for if sufficient money is available to pay for the homes in which they will be entertained.

Those who wish to donate, and do not find it- convenient to give the money this week may pay any time up to July 15, and assure some child of a healthful and happy vacation. Our Classified Representative will Help you write your Want Ad. Ladies' Faney Hankies, Special Te Ladies' Finer Fancy Hankles, 20 Men's Boys' Fancy Hankies, 3e Men's Big White Hankies, 2e Fancy Turkish Wash Cloths, 2e Best Fancy Wash Cloths, 3e 6 Yards Coats' Bias Fold Tapes, '3e Best Silk Thrends, 3e P. Coats' Thread--Limit (5), 3e Mercerized Thread-Limit (5), 3e 8-4 Best Mohawk Sheeting, 25c 9-4 Best Mohawk Sheeting, 25e 45x36 Best Mohawk Cases, 25: Hemstitched Mohawk Cases, 250 Big Outsize Silk Bloomers, 250 Big Outsize Philippine Gowns, 25e 49e Best Bridge Lamp Shades, 25e 59e Giant Turkish Towels, 49e Finest Duplex Cretonmes, 75c 36-In. Silk Drapery Damask, 25e 72x90 Special Muslin Sheets, 26e Best Plain Organdles, 25e Full Fashion Silk Hose, 25e 59c Silk Vanlance Ruffle Curtains, 25e 6 ft.

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