FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1946 THE CORTLAND DEMOCRAT, CORTLAND, N. Y. PAGE SEVEN

SUPERVISORS COMPENSATION STATEMENT

• A * S ? i i f r E M ? N T * . ! , h o w l n ? t h e a m ° u n t ot compensation audited by the Board ot Supervisors ot Cortland Count\ , New iork to tffe members thereof, for services rendered during the year, 1945. Made pursuant to Section 51, of the Count Law.

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City of Cortland: First Ward . , . Second Ward Third Ward. . Fourth Ward. Fifth Ward . . ? Sixth Ward. . .

Cincinnatus Cortlandville. . . . Cuyter F r e e t o w n . . . . . Harford Homer . . . . Lapeer M a r a t h o n . . . . Preble Scott Solon Taylor Truxton Virgil Willet

Bruce Cfapser 4u Frank C. Lyon 40 Aden tl. Truman. . . . 39 Susan T West 34 Hugh P Johnston. . 4 0 Michael Natoli 37 Pierre B. Foster 39 Harold C. Gnswold . 40 Charles H Waters. . 38 Frank Lanpher 40 Roland Lathrop 39 Fred Crampton 40 George A. Brown . . . . 35 Arthur E. MacAlpine 40 Elmer J. Anderson . . . 40 William H. Thomas . 39 Lester Marion 39 Ivan B. Smith 39 Dennis L. Comerford . 37 R. M. Beeston 35 Luther Eaton . . . . | . . 39

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Totals 809 $4854.00 16,626 $1322 08 $770.56 263 $1578.00 $1326.45 $9>51 09

STATE OF NEW YORK, County ot Cortland, ss: 1 hereby certify that the above is a true statement of competsation audited by the Board of Supervisors of said County of Cortland, to the several members thereof, for services during the year commencing January 1 1945 and ending December 31, 1945. inclusive. That said Board was in session during that period a total of 40 days. *

Dated at Cortland, New York, Subscribed and sworn to before mt this 29th day of December, 1945.

VERA HUTCHINSON, ALBERT C. KENNEY, Notary Public. - Clerk

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Nicholas Passalugo Weds Carmen Danis

Truxton, March 7—The marriage of Miss Carmen Marie Danis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Danis of Truxton, to Nicholas Pas­salugo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Passalugo of Cortland, took place in St. Patrick's church in Truxton, Monday, March 4, at 10 a. m- The ceremony was performed by Rev. William J. Stapleton, the double ring ceremony being used, and was followed by nuptial mass.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. The altar was dec­orated with boquets of spring flow­ers. The organist and soloists were Mrs. Marion Tucci of Cortland who sang "Ava Maria" and Panis ",An-gelicus."

The maid of honor was Miss Pier-ette Danis of Syracuse, sister of the bride; the bridesmaids were Misses Edith and Yolanda Passalugo of Cortland, sisters of the groom, and Anita Capaldo of Cortland and An­nette Danis, sister of the bride; the best man was John Passalugo of Cortland, brother of the groom, and ushers were Albert Daniels of Cort­land and Edward O'Donnell of Truxton.

The bride's gown was white satin with shadow neckline embroidered in seed pearls, full skirt fashioned with full train, and a bridal veil of finger length with the tiarra em­broidered in seed pearls she carried a boquet of white roses with an oc-chid center and streamers of sweet peas. Her going away gown was a two-piece gold wool suit, muskrat coat and brown accessories, with an orchid corsage.

The maid of honor wore pale yel­low flowered brocade made on prin­cess style with matching hat, and the bridesmaids wore gowns of light blue flowered brocade and matching hats, each carrying boquets of gar­den flowers-

The bride's mother chose a black dress trimmed with yellow and wore a corsage of white gardenias. The groom's mother wore navy blue ana a white gardenia corsage.

An informal reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents at the Hiawatha Inn. A dinner at Hotel Cortland for the immediate families and a reception at Hotel Cortland in the evening from 7 to 11.

The bride is a graduate of Trux­ton central school and of Central City Business School in Syracuse where she has been employed. The groom attended central high school and has received his discharge from the armed service after 51 months, and is employed by Cortland Line

They will make their home temporarily with her parents in Truxton.

Guests were present from Alexan­dria, Canada. Syracuse, Cortland, Chiuenango, Elbridge, Philadelphia, Pa

in Wilbraham, Mass,, March 1, and was buried there Monday. March 4. Mrs. Wilcox was a former resident of this place and also taught school here and in schools near here for many years. She has made her home with her sister,, Mrs. Hubert Nimms and Mr- Nimms in Wilbra­ham, for several years.

Robert Ackerman who has re-en­listed, left last week for Fort Mon­mouth. N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wiegand entertained her mother and brother from S&uth Lansing, recently.

Mrs- Minnie Brown of Cincinna­tus is staying for a time with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meldrim.

Harry and Albert Kenney have returned home from a few weeks in Felsmere, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dayger and daughter of Cortland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. French.

C U Y L E R Cuyler. March 7—Mr. and Mrs-

Leon Graham and son George of Clinton were Sunday guests of their mother, Mrs. Ella Babcock.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood were in Alfred Saturday to attend the wedding of their nephew, Richard Wood and Miss Frances Giddings of Apulia Station.

Mrs. Lottie Allport of Cortland spent the past week with her sis­ter, Mrs. Angie O'Donnell and niece, Mrs. LaVern Pierce.

Mr. and Mrs LaVern Pierce were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ald Burnham in McLean.

Eugene Lindsay has moved his garage business to East Homer.

Mrs. Adam Vormwald and Mrs. Frank Boyden and son Donnell of Preble were recent callers at the Alfred O'Donnell home.

Mrs. F. P. Whitmarsh returned Saturday from a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs- Frank Saxe and family in Stamford, Conn.

The regular WSCS meeting will be held Thursday, March 14, with Mrs. Harold Corbin. Dinner at noon.

Church services Sunday with Sun­day school as usual and church service in charge of laymen.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stearns are moving to their new home in De-Ruyter.

P R E B L E

T R U X T O N I

Truxton, March 7—Karl Muller and Mrs. Marian Kitts are chairman ^ d co-chairman of Red Cross drive and have chosen the following to as­sist thern: Mrs. John Feeter, Mrs. James McCall, Miss Karleen Ryan, Mrs. Douglas MacPherson, Miss Katherine Casey, Mrs. Coy Land-reth, Mrs. Elmer McNeil, Irving

allows. Harry Parker, Frank Young he rural section and members of firemen's association will can­

vas the village. Harry Kitts, who has returned

l o m t h e service, will enter Cornell ext week to resume studies in ag­

ricultural course.

0M r s - R°bert Candee of Columbus,

Z L * spending some time with her P^n t s , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Root. Jpnn- , h a s b e e n rece*ved that Mrs. ™ * w"cox died in the hospital

Preble, March 7—Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Steger and daughter Tommie Lou arrived home Saturday from Arizona where they have sp»ent the last two months- Mr. Steger is much improved and has gained 20 pounds in weight.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fields who have been in Glendale, Calif., since Nov. 1, returned to Preble last week and are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Woodmancy. On Feb. 24, Mrs Fields celebrated her birthday and entertained guests at dinner. She received many gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moss re­cently attended the wedding of their niece, Miss Dennis in Syracuse. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis, formerly of Preble.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gardner spent Sunday in Syracuse with Mr. and Mrs C. E. Wirt.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Aungier spent Saturday in Syracuse. They were accompanied home by their daugh­ters, Mary Ellen and Clara Ann who are employed there.

Mrs. Holly Sutton is caring for her daughter. Mrs. Virginia Baldwin in Homer. She was recently in the hospital where she submitted to an operation.

Mrs. Angie Riehlman is at the home of her son Don and family in Arizona, where'she went by plane one day last week to attend the fu­neral of her brother, Roy HOUCK who died while visiting there.

Frederick Howard of Syracuse

spent the week-end at his home here. *

World Day of Prayer will be ob­served Friday, March 8. at the Methodist church at 2 p. m. Every­one welcome.

Quite a number of Preble people attended the wedding and reception of William Van Patten and Joanne Creal, in the Congregational church last Saturday afternoon in Homer. Among the ushers were Adelbert Knapp and Richard McEvoy of this place.

Mr. and Mrs. John Simons have returned home after a trip to New York where they attended the wedding of Mr. Simons' sister. From there they motored to Canada.

A. L- Greene is visiting his daugh­ter, Mrs. Bailey Hinman at Whit­ney Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vossler have returned from a trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griswold are also on their way home.

Anybody having local news, your correspondent would be glad to get a ring from you. Call Homer 391-M-l.

Booby Sears is working for his uncle, George Sears on the Homer road-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Southwick, Mrs. Lucy Steger, Mrs. Donald Ful­ler and Mrs. Jesse Gardrter attend­ed a meeting of Grange officers at McGraw, Monday night.

Next Sunday, March 10, will be \ Laymen's day at the Methodist , church. The speakers for the

morning service will be Mack | Greene and Frank Devine. They will tell of their experiences while in the service.

Choir rehearsal will be held at "'•• the Methodist church Friday even­ing at 7:30.

The next Grange meeting will | be held Monday night, March 11, | instead of Tuesday night, March 12.

Mr- and Mrs. John Pierce and Mr. ; and Mrs. Carl Potter of Cortland were Sunday guests of Mrs. Matilda McNeill.

Mr. and Mrs. William Deline and family were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Patten. The affair was a birthday dinner in honor of Leland Van Patten.

Another spring day—few and far between, hope the snow will soon all be gone. Farmers are making plans to start tapping trees.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Currie of El-mira visited relatives here over Sunday.

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Cortland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fra lklin.

Mr. and Mrs. ( la rk Green and family of Cincimiatus spent Sun­day with Mrs. Ida Maxson.

Mrs. Hook of Syracuse is spend­ing this week With her daughter, Mrs. Tillapaugh.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Cottrell and family of Skane«teles ispent the week-end with relatives here.

Mrs. Venice Holenbeck of Cort­land is spending si me time with her sister, Mrs. Carafe-n Maltby.

Miss Lloleen and Max Barber of Otsego are visitin their grandpar­ents, Mr. and Mrs Olin Barber.

Empire state wo. i growers will re­ceive about the same prices for their wool clip this year- as they did in 1945, reports G. R Johnson of the animal ihusbandr department at Cornell.

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CLOSE-OUT

UPPER LISLE Upper Lisle, March 5—Mrs. Geo-

Allen and Mrs. Eunice Seeber who have been on the sick-list, are both improved./

Mrs. Maurice Ehmham, Miss Elor-sia Allen and Richard Leach were I in Bingham ton Tuesday on business.;

Mrs. Maurice Dunham, Mrs. Geo. \ Allen, Miss Elorsia Allen and Paul Dunham were in Cortland, Friday, | shopping.

Miss Florence Welke attended the. Home Bureau meeting Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Ed­ward Nichols, Whitney Point.

Mr- and Mrs. Leo Dunham of Ithaca were Sunday visitors at Floyd Dunham's.

Jay Welke, Jr. and John Welke were in Binghamton, Saturday.

Mr and Mrs. Ernie Parton and children of Binghamton were week­end guests at Frank Montague's.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montague were business callers in Bingham­ton, Friday.

Born, Sunday, Feb. 25, at Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, to Mr. and Mrs James Brigham, a son; tweight 7 pounds, 11 oz.

Kennard Brown has a new Ply­mouth car.

Miss Shirley Brown spent the week-end with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Warner Brown.

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