Page Two—NEWS, Margaretville, N. Y. Thurs., April 26. 3ff73

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Several Boy Scouts trf Hioe- nicia Troop 60 enjoyed three

cftjpplng in McKinley hol­low at Oliverea this week. Scouts frorn here wejre Dandel Wallace an4 OsJe Sinith.

Mr. apd J^rs. Matthew Storey, formerly of Margaretville^ re­cently ip o v ^ froin Rochester to t};e cottage belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Watkins on

Street of this village.

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Loeser were Monday overnight and Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Dowinsky at East Pat­terson, N. J.

Bernice Busekross of Brook- 1 spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. Katie Doneff.

Devin Goldenherg of New York city is spending a vaca- tjpfi at the home of his father, Aaron Goldenberg, on Bigh- rnount. Devin, a TV actor, re­cently finished a tour of the states and in May will appear at the J. F. Kennedy art cen­ter in Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith apd son spent Friday evening with their uncle and aunt, Mr. apd Mrs. Clinton Balcom, at Apdes- iTiey attended a family get-together Wednesday eve­ning at the home of her par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bal- o m , in Margaretville and h e lp ^ her father celebrate his birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balcom and two children of Margaret- ville were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Persons Sr. arrived home Friday after spending the winter at East Aurora. His son, Charles Per­sons, end d.aughter, Cheryl, of Albion accompanied them home ahd are spending a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Miko- leski, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spfingmann of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walter and fjiniily of Glendale spent the weekend at the Walter home op Bonnie View avenue.

]jifrs. Elsie Jones and scm, Ted, of J^d h u rs t, N. J., spent four days last week with her brother-in-l^w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Merwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Satterlee of Hamden, Conn., visited Ellsie j^ d Marguerjte Smith Friday E^temobn. M r., Satterlee is a fprmer resident,

Grace Giijffin of Bro^tdgli apd sister, Mrs. E>orothy Gual- tjieri of Kingston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merwin and liieurguarite and Elsie Smith

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Tuesday afternoon. Both ladies are former residents.

W alter Geidel and a relative of College Point, L. I., spent a few 4^ys at his home to the vijiage'.

Grapt of Ifob ,^t spentSi^(Jay afjterpopp with Mr. apd

p j^ence Merwin apd son, Doug.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Jr. and childrep entertained at a fanaily dinner Easter Sunday Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Trues- dell ^ d sons of Andes, Lillian Wamsley of Shapdaken and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Merwin and son, Doug, of this village.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gallup and children, Janet and Mark, of Utica spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Edwin France, and family. Stephanie Granilich and children joined the fapiily for Easter dipper.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and family were dipner guests of her mother, Mrs. Fred Bog­dan, and family in Ktogston. Craig remaiped for a few days with his grandmother and family.

Mayor and Mrs. Robert Kelly of East Aurora and his mother, Mrs. Iva Kelly of Fleischmanns, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold PersDns Saturday after­noon. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Persons of Ulster Park visited his brother-and family Sunday afternoon.

Walter Wilkens of Oneonta spent three days with cousins, Erich apd Jurgen Wilkens, and their families.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Persons and famUy of Schenectady are spending the Easter vacation at their home here.

Mrs. Robert Tick spent last week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gutterman, at Elizabeth, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W . Merwin of Shandaken, Mr. and

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Mrs. Gary Chayncey and Mr. apd Mrs. Jo ta Rinaldo and two children of Saugerti^s were ^ s te r dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erich Wilkens and chil­dren.

Mrs. W illiapi Cure an^ Mr§, Donald Searle and children spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Steve Brannen and family at East Hyde Park. Laurie and Cindy Branpen came home with their gr3P4nipjtJi|?r to spepd the week.

Mr. apd Mrs. W. fj. Cur;?, Laurie ^ d prappfii .ariMr. apd Mrs. Lymap Searle ^ d childrep, ppda ^ d ftoy, of Townsend Hplibw were dinner guests of Mr. ^ d M c ­Donald Searle apd faiiiily.

Mrs. Joseph C ^ e r ^ o daughters, Susan and ^Titusville, Fla., spepj; \veek with Mr. and Mrs. R y d o l^ Brasen and c jiilto p .

Walter Brasen spepf ^ weekend with Mr. ^ d Mr?. Frank Masini apd family in Brooklyn.

Mrs. W illiani G. Curg Wd daughter, Rena, spejit Saturday with their gramparents, M*’- and Mre. Leonard Ford, Shandakep.

Mr. and Mrs. Leopard Ford, Mr. and Mrs- Glenp M iller jap<J daughter, Monique, of Shap­daken, Mr. and Mr§. W | )Ji^ G. Cure of this village, Mr. and Mrs. John Ford and daughters, Christal and Kim, of South Kortright and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gavette of Margaret­ville had a fam ily dinner party at Kass Inn Easter Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joyce of Shokan and Mary Purfield of Pearl River were Easter din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Joyce and sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Todd of ClovesvDle spent Friday eve­ning w ith their daughter, Mrs.

F. Ennist, and family.

John Simmons and Gus Tripp- ner of New York spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wadler.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brannen apd two little sons of Canada Hollo#, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Tait and daughters and Mr. and

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Mrs. Gwstw Pibsteip Fere Easter dinner guests of Mr. a ^ Mrs. S. C. Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett and daugh­ters, Mary Lou Farrell, Ida May Wrighf. M?4ge W hisj^ll and two scms joined the fainiiy for S u n d ^ afternoop, imen Johnson went with her sister, Mrs. Tait, and famUy for the week.

Mr. apd Mrs. Neil Jocelyn and children attended a surprise birthday party for his sister, Mrs. Florence Henry, at Bloom­ington Friday evening.

Mrs. Geraldine Lattin and daughter, Janet, of Red Hook spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. NeU Jocelyn, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Kohl- man of New York spent from five days at their honie M d meat market.

Mrs. Philip Mintzer and brother, Michael Rothman of the Bronx spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Rothman.

Mr. and Mrs. Benton Tadt and little daughters of Delphi Falls spent Saturday overnight and Simday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bepjamin and Ellen Johnson.

The remains of Manuel La Goa, who died Dec. 29, were interred in Pine H ill cemetery Saturday.

Fred W. Claudy and son, John, spent Easter vwth his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Claudy, at Glen Rock, N. J.

Keith Hitchcock of Bristol, ConP., spent last week with his grandmother, Mrs. M. S. Hitch­cock Sr. Merrill Hitchcock

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Hm., AprH 26-—A rp- ■ tif^ n t ' party was giyep for Je ir'y ' M^rwip a t the Jodge at ^ le a y re M't- ,sto center Wed- n ^ a y afternoon by his co- workers.' Jerry completed 11 years of worMng at the ski center. He was piresented with a gold pocket watch and a bag of ieeks. Cake and punch were served. The 35 ipepple signed hiis reJireipent card.

spent Friday and Saturday here w itli his Jiiother. Mrs. Merrill Hitchcock Jr. and son, Donald, of Bristol visited at Mrs. Hitch­cock’s home oil Sunday.

Mr. and M?s. L. E. Gardper apd (diildren of Plaipville, Conn., spent JYiday apd Satur­day with her p^epts, Mr. and Mrs. F\ R . Bwden, and’ family. Cindy Borden went wdth her sister and fam ily for the week.

Mrs. Lena Tiffany of Dun- raven -spent Sunday at the Frapklyn Borden home. Her granddaughter, Kimberley, re­turned ;svith her for a few days.

Thelma Osterhoudt enter­tained 29 fam ily members at a dipper party Easter Sunday. Thi^ was also a surprise birth­day party for her mother, Mrs. L illiap Qsterhoydt, who was 81 op April 23. IVtre. Osterhoudt is staying w ith:her sister, Mrs. 4en North, at LapesviHe for a t ^ e .

Mr$. Ro9e Perspns O f W oodland Pie«

Mrs. Ros^ F. Persons, 48, a Ijfelong resident of Phoenicia, died Saturday night at the Kingstop hospital.

Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Gorinley fuperal home in Phoe­nicia. Rev. Ralph Darmstadt, P ^ o r of the Memorial United Methodist church, officiated. Burial is in the Shandaken Rural cemetery.

Mrs. Persons is survived by her husband, Clifford Persons of Woo<^apd Valley, two sons, Ernest and Gary Smith at home, a daughter, Mrs. Carla Hoag of Saugerties, and two brothers, DeForrest and W il­liam Smith, iboth of Phoenicia.-

Mrs. Smith was born Sept. 9, 1924, the daughter Ernest and Hattie Lifer Smith.

She was a member of the Phoenicia United Methoddst church. Memorial contributiops may be made to the church or to the American Cancer society.

Club IficorporatesPhoenicia, April 26. — The

Shandaken Senior Citizens club filed incorporation papers Tues­day and the official name of the organization became the Senior Citizens Club of the Town of Sh^dakep, Inc. The incum­bent officers were considered newly elected as of that date, and the club w ill meet May 8 to vote on revised by-laws.

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LapesviUe, April 26

Mrs. Robert Ingalls Sr. of Opeonta returned home Thurs­day after spending a few days with her brother-m-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Japies Koehler and family of Baldwin, L. I., spent the weekend at their place here.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingalls Jr. and family of Oneonta were Sunday overnight guests of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valk of TannersviUe had Easter din­ner with her peu-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haenlein.

Mrs. Michael Pitzpa-trick and three grandchildren have re­turned to her daughter’s home on Long Island after spending a few days at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke and son, Ricky, of Greenfield, Mass., spent Easter weekend w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker. Mr. and Mrs.

Everest Haijjes of Tapnersville and their sop^-laiW cind daugh­ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W alk­er, of New Jersey were Easter dinner guests of the Beckers.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Leichang of Port Ewen spent Friday over­night and Saturday with their cousins, the O’Donnells.

Mr. and Mrs. John Papp have returned home after spending a week with her mother in Ver­mont.

Mr. and Mrs. James Koschara and son, Jimmy, of Selden, L. I., spent Easter weekend wTith Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Groenewold and his mother, Mrs. Frances Groenewold. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groenewold and son, Dondi, of Chichester spent Sunday with his brother and sister-in-law and motiier.

Mrs. Lena Ostrander of Kingston and her son, Lyman, of East Longmeadow, Mass., and Mrs. Florence Krom of Kingston spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ruoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doyle Jr. and family of West Camp spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doyle Sr.

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F r i d a y , M a y 11, 1973 a t 1 :30 p .m .The household goods and real estate, form erly owned by Bruce and Cora Caswell, lo c a t^ on Dry Brook Road ju st off S ta te Highway #2 8 (tu rn bridge) a t Arkville, Town of M iddletown, Delaw are County, New York, as follows

China closet, drop-leaf table, kitchen cabinet, cook stove, refrigerator, round heater, sideboard, stands, chairs, beds, dressers, picture frames, dishes and numerous other items.

Real Estate consists of a 6-room Frame House with bath, electricity, spring water, small barn and approximately 4 acre of land. The house w ill be open for inspection at 1

o’clock on day of sale and w ill be offered for sale at 3:00 p.m. Sale to be held on the property.Right is reserved to reject any or all bids.Terms: Personal—Cash.

Real Estate—10% on day of sale, balance ip 20 days.

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Auctioneer: Lynn Robinson

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1 7.35-14 18.00 1.96 8.55-14 23 .25 2.43

1 7.75-14 19.05 2.09 8.45-15 24 .00 2.42

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