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MargaretviUe, k Y., Friday, February 4, 1955 f l/in n m A m o m m in x w m m
TOWN OF ANDES FINANCIAL REPORTA nnnai R eport Of F red B uff, Supervisor of tiie Town of A nde^ C ounty
of D elaw are, fo r th e F iscal Y ear & iding D ecem ber SI, 1964.OENEBAli BXTND
Balance January 1, 1954----- .--------------------------- $ 4,613.37Receipts;
Real Property Tax______________________ $ 1,449.70M o rtag e T a x _____________ _____________ 706.64State Aid (Per Capita Assistance)________ 5,910.72Dog License Moneys____________________ 647.52Town Clerk’s Fees______________________ 53050Justices Court Receipts--------------------------- 34150Tax Collector’s Fees____________________ 281.46R e fu n d s_______________________________ 10.73
Total R eceip ts---------------------------------
Total Receipts and Balance- Payments:
9,878.77
$14,492.14
Salaries of Town Officers:S upervisor__________________$1,090.00Justices of the Peace-------------- 1,780.00Town Clerk Tax Collector AssessorsDog W ard en ______Constable ________
1,200.00600.00955.00125.00 50.00
Total Salaries of Town Officers $ 5,800.00Expenses of Town Ctfficers:
Town Clerk — ------------------ $ 92.52Tax C ollector_______________ 27.20Justices of the Peacel------------- 121.60A ssessors----------------------------- 86.53
Total Expenses of Town Officers Telei*one: Town Clerk------E. M. W oolheater (Bonds and Insurance)—Dickson & W right (Bonds)---------------- -----Printing and Advertising--------------------;-----Veterans’ O rganization---------------------------Care of Cemetery______________________Patrio tjc O bservance-----------------------------Veterinary In sp e^o n Service--------------------Town Share of Social Security Tax-------------Compensation of Electiwi Officials_______Compensation of C ^todians---------------------Rental of Voting Place-Moving Voting Machines--------------------------Association of Towns: Dues-----------------------Transfer to Highway, Item No. 4---------------
327.8558.10
1,645.85175.65329.63200.00
250100.00
5.00 671.69456.0040.0050.005.00
40.00800.00
Total P a Balance
i t s ___________■mber 31, 1954__
$10,707.273,784.87
Total Payments and Balance-HEALTH FUND
Balance January 1, 1954------Receipts: Real Property Tax---------------------------
Total Receipts and Balance-----------------Payments:
C. R. Huggins, M. D.: Health Officer’s Salary _______________________________ $ 250.00
Wanda Gibson: Registrar of V ital Statistics 70.00
Total P aym en ts--------------------------------Balance December 31, 1954---------------
Total Payments and Balance------------ -WELFARE FUND
Balance January 1, 1954__------------------------------Receipts:
Real Property Tax---------------------------------- $ 825.00Home Relief Reimbursements_____________ 411.23R e fu n d ________________________________ 10.00
$14,492.14
189.30340.00
$ 529.30
$ 320.00 209.30
Total Receipts
$ 529.30
$ 1,488.35
1,246.23
Total Receipts afid Balance- Payments:
Salary: W elfare OfficerExpenses; W elfare Officer Home R ^ e f ------------------
------ $ 650.0068.02
1,160.45
Total Paymfltots ---------------Balance December 31, 1954-
$ 2,734.58
$ 1,878.47 856.11
Total Payments and Balance________SPECIAL DISTBICTS
Balance January 1, 1954___ ________________Receipts: Real Property Tax------------------------
$ 2,734.58
$ .00 3,710.00
Total Receipts and Balance- Payments:
Andes Fire D istrict No. 2_____Arena D istrict— -------------
_$ 3,500.00 - 210.00
Total P aym en ts__________- Balance December 31, 1954i
$ 3,710.00
$ 3,710.00 .00
Total Payments and Balance— ;----------TAX ACCOUNT
Balance January 1, 1954---------------------------------Receipts; Withholding Tax and Social Security
l ^ e s _________________________________
Total Receipts and BalariceJ__________Payments of Taxes for Withholding and Social
S e c u rity ------------------------------------------------Balance December 31, 1954-----------------------------
$ 3,710.00
$ 229.98
2,914.04
$ 3,144.02
$ 2,406.82 737.20
1V>tal Payments and Balance--------------- $ 3,144.02SFEXHAL ACCOUNT-^ECEIPTS FBOM NEW YOBK CITY
Balance January 1, 1954-t------------------------------R e ce ip ts-----------------------------------------------------
No Payments: Balance December 31, 1954_____HIOHWAY ACCOUNTS
General Highway—^Items N a 1 and lABalance January 1, 1954---------------------------------Receipts:
ife d Property Tax: Item No. 1___________ $12,162.05Real Property Tax: Item No. lA__________ 3,315.00S tate Aid: Itei
.0014.37
Item No. 1_____State Share: Item No. lA—
7,357.968,925.00
Total Receipts —
14.37
$ 679.04
31,760.01
Total Receipts and Balance. Payments:
General Repairs Paym ent of Obligations.Item No. lA : O.P.W. No. 4208- Item No. lA : D.P.W. No. 4216-
______ $15,228.31--------- 5,732.05______ 10,509.22--------- 943.60
Total P ay m en ts____________ ________Balance December 31, 1954___________
Total Payments and Balance_________Bridge Fond—Item No. 8
Balance January 1, 1954— i----------------------------Receipts: Real Property Tax---------------------------
$32,439.05
$32,413.1825.87
$32,439.051
$ 321.23 1,500.00
Total Receipts and Balance- Paym ents;
:Repairs and M aintenance of Bridge- M aterials for Repairs to Bridges___
T otal P ay m en ts------------------Balance December 31, 1954__
Total Paym ents and Balance-
839.80921.30
$ 1,821.23
$ 1,761.10 60.13
Itfariitnwy n m d -4 te ra No. 8 Balance January 1, 1954---------------------------------
$ 132L23
$ 1,482.11
Property Tax---------------------------------- $10,026.09ICadiinery Rentals -------------------------------25W.98
T otal R ece ip ts----------- ----------------------Total Receipts and Balance___________
PSyments:M adiinery Obligations and In terest_______ $ 6,816.09Purdiases o f Small Tools-------------------------- 440.13R ^teirs ot Machinery------------------------------ 5,604.62
O peration'of R en ted ^ad iin ery ___________ 14L83
12,607.07$14,089.18
$13,002.671,08651
Total
Balance January 1; 1954- Beceiiits:
Real Proporty Tax—
No. 4
Removal.m 8 0 0 .0 0
Labcnr—Village of Andes-----Transfer frw n General Fund-
Total Receipts
Total Receipts and Balance__
l,7 7 5 i0174.00800.00
$14,069.18
$ 84.92
14,549.10
$14,634.02
THE ROXBURY NEWSMonday, January 31, 1955 Mis& Inna Mae Griffin, Editor
Mrs. David Kim spoke Wednesday a t the Woman’s club in Oneonta on her exoeriences in Korea.
Mrs. H arry S tuit is caring for her grandchildren, Douglas and Kathleen Susan Bishop, while their mother, Mrs. S tuit’s daughter, Mrs. Raymond Bishop, i§. ill a t her home in Oneonta.
Duane, Janie and Carroll Jenkins of M argaretville spent last week Wednesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roberts, while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jenkins, were in New York city wnere he a ttended a Buick school.
Mrs. William L. Baker has a new grandson. A six pound son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. (Clinton Sparling of Coventry Saturday night a t the Greene hospital.
About 12 members of Pleasant View Rebekah lodge m et a re cent Thursday evening a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore B. Stone and discussed topics of interest to the lodge. Mrs. Stone served cookies and tea. The distric t deputy of the Rebekahs, Mrs. M argaret Graig, of Davenport will attend the next Rebekah meeting on Feb. 4.
Andrew Schuman has been a patient a t Margaretville hospital.Will Sponsor W ashington Dinner
The Women’s Republican club of the town of Roxbury will sponsor a Lincoln day dinner to which everyone is invited, a t the Grange hall the evening of Lincoln’s birthday. There will be a speaker.
Mrs. Harold Schuster, Mrs. Richard Brady, Mrs. Marion Bookhout and Mrs. Josephine Caswell attended the county American Legion Auxiliary meeting a t Franklin Friday evening.
The Friday knitting class was held a t K irteide under the direction of Mrs. Frank Wilson. Cookies and tea were served by Mrs. Charles Aikman and Mrs. George W. Tupper, who assisted the hostess, Mrs. Cornelius Lepeltak.
The Vega-Denver pinochle club' m et Wednesday night a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greene. Five tables were played. Score prizes were won by. Mrs. John Shultis, Mrs. John B. Hewitt Jr. and traveling prize by Miss Barbara Cartwright. The next meeting will be a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philo Benedict.
Mr. and Mrs, Cornelius Buckley of Meridaie were Sunday guests of Mrs. Buckley’s sister, Mrs. Anna Johnson.
Misses Nancy ^ d Joan Brower of Albany spent the weekend w ith their mother, Mrs. David Brower.
Alfred D. Keator of H arris- burgh. Pa., who is well-known here, has completed his book, “Three Hundred Years of the Keator Family in America,” and it wiU soon be published. He has worked on it several years.
Miss Lillian Brady of Albany spent the weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Brady, Kingston, called Sunday on their mother, Mrs. Charles P. Brady.
Miiss Vera Cammer and brother, Shirley Cammer, of P ra tts- ville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cammer where a famUy dinner celebrated the 12th birthday of Larry Cammer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cammer. Their daugl\ter. Miss Jean Cammer, student a t Cortland STC, also spent the weekend a t her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finch of Vega were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Avery.
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Hap^ers- berg and daughter, Miss Nancy Gaines,' of Hackettstown, N. J., spent the weekend a t their Roxbury home.
A /lc Jack Rider and Mrs. Rider of Delhi were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. Rider’s uncle "apd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Coons. Airman Rider is just home from Korea on a 42-day furlough.
Women’s Club GrowingThe Republican Women’s club
of Roxbury has 42 members.Mr. and Mrs. E arl Conrq of Chi
chester were guests of Mr. smd Mrs. Howard Decker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.' W arren Moore Jr. and sons, David and Richard, of Fleischmanns v/ere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson.
Mrs. Annie Lou Slade of Albany spent the weeltend with her mother, Mrs. Velma Jenkins. Mrs. Jenluns had a phone call from her son, Lynn, who has reached Sampson Air base with Leon Bussy and Jam es'K elly.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stumpf and children, Peter and Kathy, of New York city spent the weekend with her np ther, Mrs. Samuel More, and also called on Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hoag.
Keith Nelson Mead, who was m ustered out of the service Jan. 6 as a sergeant after three years in active service, entered Albany Teachers’ college as a student, leaving Sunday, Jan. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger and daughter, Ann, of New York city spent the weekend with Mrs. Bol- ger’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long.
Mrs. Irving H. Tyler has left to spend a week with her son-in- law and .daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuhl, a t Fayetteville, as Mrs. Kuhl was having a tonsiV ectomy.
Sgt. and Mrs. Sterling G. Sears JTr. expect to return by Feb. 20 to this country from (Jermany, where they have spent over two years.
William Crawford spent the weekend in Albany. .
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Gust Poli and son, Gust, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hitchcock a t North Blenheim. The Sunday birthdays of Mrs. Poli and Robert Hitchcock were celebrated a t a family dinner th a t day .
James F. More arrived Tuesday for an eight-day vacation between term s from Rensselaer Polytechnic institute. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald More, m et him a t Oneonta Tuesday.
Vesper services were held Sunday evening a t Kirkside with Rev. (Cornelius Lepeltak giving the sem ibn;”
The Methodist church held its annual fellowship dinner after church on Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klein and daughter, Mindy, and son, Corey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg, Mh and Mrs. Mitchel Seagel and Mr. and Mrs. N athan Burnett, all of Brooklyn, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John B. HeiWtt and attended the Princeton Ski bowl opening.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mat- tice and daughter, Marjorie, who works a t Binghamton, spent Sunday vwth Mr. and Mrs. M attice’s nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Lewis, a t Binghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N orth of Lanesville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Osche. Mr. and Mrs. Osche retum ed Thursday from New York where Mrs. Cteche attended a hairdressers’ meeting, and Mrs. Osdie visited his sister, Mrs. (Seorge Morton, a t Mamaroneck.
Keith Rowe Mead, stationed a t the Naval base a t Norfolk, Va.;- spent the weekend with his wife a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Numann.
P aym aits:Removal of Snow_______________________ $ 7,821.09emitting Weeds and Brush________ _̂_______ 3,000.00Miscellaneous P u rp o ses__________________ 287.32Salary of Town Superintendent___________ 3,300.00Expenses of Town Superintendent_________ 6254
Total PaymentsBalance December 31, 1954___________
Total Paym ents and Balance__________SUMHABIES OF AUL TOWN ACCOUNTS
$14,470.95163.07
Balancesl-lr54
Receipts1954
Receipts & Balances
Paym ents1954
General _____ $4,613.37 $ 9,878.77 $14,492.14 $10,707.27H ealth 189.30 340.00 529.30 320.00W elfare _____ 1,488.35 1,246.23 2,734.58 1,878.47Special D istricts Tax A ccount_
3,710.00 3,710.00 3,710.00229.98 2,914.04 3,144.02 •2,406.82
N.y.C. Receipts 14.37 14.37H i^w ay , Ito n s
‘32,439.05No. 1 & 1A__ 679.04 31,760.01 32,413.18Bridge, I t e m
No. 2 - 321.23 1,500.00 1,821.23 1,761J0Machinery, Item
No. 3 -------- 1,482.11 12,607.07 14,089.18 13.002.67Misc.. S n o w .
Item No. 4 -- 84.92 14,549.10 14,634.02 14.470.95
T otal All A a
$14,634.02
Balances12-31-54
$3,^84.87209.30856.11
737.2014.37
25.87
60.13
1,08651
163.07
Mr. and' Mrs. Willis L. Lutz hav^ moved into their new home on 'Locust street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hadden of Grand Gorge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. (5ray.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shultis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight a t TreadwelL
Mrs. John Shultis made a wedding anniversary cake for Mr. and Mrs. W alter Harrington of Halcottville, who had their 65th wedding anniversary celebration Suhday. They are believed to be^ the oldest m arried couple in this area.
Harold Ballard and daughter, Diana, of Milldale, Conn., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H arris Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hadden and son, Donald Jr., were Simday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Vermilyea a t New Berlin.
Misses April and Dorothy Higgins have recovered from in- flamation erf the eyes.
Mrs. Donald Hadden entertained friends a t a jewelry party a t her home Friday evening. Mrs. Dorothy Plankenhom of P ra tts- ville was the demonstrator.
Mr. M d Mrs. David Stew art accompanied Mr. S tew art’s mother, Mrs. H arry Stewart, last week Sunday to Richfield Springs where she was m et by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Stew art of Syracuse. She accompanied them home for a two-week visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Davis and children, John and Joyce, of Grand (Jorge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Lockwood.
Mrs. James Lockwood is making a good recovery from a serious operation recently a t Margaretville hospital.
The Roxbm’y Rotary club had Principal Roderick C. Dorrance as speaker a t its meeting Monday evening. He spoke about driver training in the school and its advantages. Gue.sts were Dr. William Kavanaugh and Rev. Eugene O abb, M argaretville, and Bruno H aftel of Stamford.
A fellowship supper will be held a t 6:30 Sunday evening a t the Gould Memorial Reformed church, followed by a moving picture, “The Village of the Poor,” on India, a t 7:30. The community is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Rodrigo and son, Richard, of Ithaca were weekend guests and Mr. and Mrs. Jolui W. Honey and sons, John T. and Timothy, of Andes were Sun- day guests of IJiey parents, Mr. euid'Mrs. U dand J. Todd.
Miss Linda Hinkley has been ill a t her home.
Marvin Oakley and daughter, M arian, Stamford, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Reed, Spruce street. Simday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reed and Raymond L. CrOnk were dinner guests a t the Reed home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stone and sons, Lyner and Midiael, and daughter, Barbara, Prattsville, and Mrs. Dorothy Stone of Stamford were Simday guests.
Charles Ballard celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday afternoon, Jan. 29, a t his home by a small party, a t which several young friends were present.
Wesley Lee of Cooperstown was a Sunday guest a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rickard.
Roxbiuy Weather Recorder Says January Was Ck>ldest
Roxbury, Jan. 3:̂ .—Mrs. Robert H. MacLaury, Roxbury weather record keeper, says she believes this has been the coldest January she can remember, though she has not figur§d the average tetopera- tu re yet. The therm om eter has not (Upped as low as it has in some years, but there has been a steady cold thtx>ughout the month. She says th a t the coldest night in January was Sunday, Jaii. 30, when it was 12 below zero. Saturday i t was minus three and F riday 11. below zero. Monday it was zero.
People in the area have had trouble with frozen w ater mains. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stahl below Roxbury hftve had their w ater frozen for the first time, also Mr. and Mrs. Barent Rossman of Vega had their w ater frozen for the first time. That the snow has not been of sufficient depth to protect the w ater seems to be" one reason for the trouble this year.
Fbrmer Margaretville Gvl Is Wed
BIr. and H n . Dimald HenlgBtm
C o iq ^ w as wed Jan . 15 in Tuckahoe churdi ceremony. Mrs. Henlgson is the form er 2fDss Noel Veronica McCSarvey, a graduate of Margaretville central school and resident here until a few years ago.
Meet Finn Cousins Who Waited 5 Years for Permit
Roxbury, Jan. 29.—^Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schuster motored to New York city Monday, Jan. 24, to meet their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Kalevi Maenpaa, and their two little sons, Juha and Jorma, aged two years and five months, respectively, who came to Americi on the steamship Spavenger Fjord. Mr. and Mrs. Schuster m et these cousins for the first time a t the pier. They spent a few days with them a t their Roxbury home before leaving for their permanent home a t Rockford, IlL, where Mrs. Maenpaa’s brother lives. A new home ^ a i t s them.
They had waited five years to come to America. They had an interesting story concerning conditions in Finland. W ealthy Russians buy up land in Finland and spread Communist influence because niany Finnish people have to work for them. Mr. and Mrs. Schuster accompanied the Maenpaa family to Albany, from which place they took the train for Rockford, 111.
Thermometers Registered 10 Beiow faar W ^ ------
Shavertown, Jan. 31.—^Ten degrees below was registered M - day morning. This is a bit more like old times, but where was the January thaw. Where is the snow? •
counts — $9,088.30 $78,51959 $8T,607.89 $80,670.46 $6,937.43 DETAILED STA TEaiiafrr OF TOWN’S INDEBTEDNESS
YearIssued19491951 195219531953 __1953 __
OutsJan. 1 .___
__$ 2,17550 _ 1300.00
_ 4,000.00 __ 15,000.00
T o ta l s _____ $40529.90
PaidX>uring In terest4 1954 R ate1 $ 2,17550 2%1 600.00 2 ^%► 888.60 2%%
2.800.00 2%%1 2.000.00 2%%» 3,000.00 2H%
► $11,464.10TEBIFICATION
Dec. 31.$ .00
1^00.00 2.665«)
11.200i)0 2,000.00
12.000.00
$29,065.80
S tate of New York (bounty of Delaware Town of Andes
Fred Ruff, being duly sworn, deposes and says th a t be resides a t Ande^ N. X.; th a t he is th e ^irorvisc^' of the Itown Andes for tiie 1954 year, and th a t the foregdng report is a tru e and correct state* m ent of the moneys rec^ved aha disbursed Iqr him as stQiervisor of the said town fo r the fiscal year endins Dec. 3 i, 1964. and th a t the report agrees w ith the official recrads fa|> t hbn.
' (Signed) EltED RUFF, Supoidsor Subscribed and sworn to before me th is 28th day of January. 1955.
MALCOLM; U . N otary PnU ic
Phoenicia Odd Fellows Meet to Rrorgaii^e Lodge
Phoenicia Odd Fellows held special m eeting Saturday evening for the purpose.of re<»f:anizing the lodge. D istrict D ^ t y Grand M aster Mynm F . Rc«ik of U lster district conducted the meeting, assisted by his staff.
Grfuid M aster Je rry M. Judin and Grand M arshal Benjamin F ri^ ie ld of the Grand L o ^ delivered interesting addresses on “Odd Fellowship.” The th ird degree was conferred on a class of candidates by Simshind lodge (tf Ifig^iland.
The following o fficm were elected: NOble Grand, Paul Herd- m an; vice grand. K arl F fditner; recording seatetary. H dnz H ^ ; financial sed« ta iy , F red Jensen; treasurear. Royal M m is.
Installati(m of th e (MFficers will be held Feb. 22 a t 8 o’dodc.
Members w ere pnesent fo»n Antols lodge, BeeisvlUe l o ^ , AslKikan lodge. Sunshine lodge.
Refreshm ents w ere served by the Rebekahs. .
GALLI-CURCIT H E A T R E
MargaretvillePhone 2281 BIsrgaretvllle
Former Denver Man Gets Term in Attica >
Frederick Lawrence Nesbitt, 35, formerly of Denver, was sentenced to a term of 3%-to-four years in A ttica sta te prison Monday by Ctounty Judge W alter L. Terry after Nesbitt had changed his pea from innocent to guilty on a charge of abandoning his five children a second tin/e.
Evidence was presented to Judge T erry th a t this was Nesb itt’s second felony, the firs t being an abandonment conviction in November 1949. At th a t time the man was sentenced to Attica for a one-to-two-year term and fined $400.
N esbitt alsa admitted numerous prior convictions on nonsupport charges. He was also convicted in federal court of having transported a, stolen car across a sta te line.
Evening performances continuous from 7 p. m. M atinee Saturdays a t 2 p. m.
■Friday-Satorday Feb. 4-5
“THE BLACK SfflELD OF FALWORTH”(C^lor by Technicolor)
O N O M S C O P fT<my CortiB - Janet Leigh
—plus—
"Southwest Passage”Joam ie D m - Bdd Cameron
Simday Tuesday
fiuU SSM iSSwT«CHweotjow m»Stp« owionw Sound
M CARSON J p s m R D ^JOMJMDONAN •3E0RGE CUKOR A T m m ^ o n m proT WARNER B fi0S .S ^H *i0U )»«*--S rS 5 ;« ,
—Special Admlssi<Mi Price»— Adults 75c ChOdren 28c
’Tax Included
Wedneaday-Thonday Feb. 9-10
Woman’s WorldO ifton Webb - Jane Anyson Van Heflin • Laareii Baeall
—plus—
‘Vans Ejqtress”Frlday-Satorday Feb. 11-12
Fire Over Afiica{In Color)
Blaineea 01K »aMMOooald Carev —plua—
, George ttm tH Bm ery N a i^ . C M . ;
HALPERN
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Business DirecbffyFrederick W. Numann
ALL FORMS OF INSUBANCE New Offloe Now Open
N ext to Bank, Bridge S treet Phime 1155 HargaretvOle
Plmnbing - Heatk^, H. Oehlinger
Box 142, MargaretviUe, N. T. Telephone 0837
Arkville Mobilgas Service StationJOHN HUGHES
Tires Tnhea Battertoa Washing Greasing
.......... I ■'Jester’s F m ie^ Home
Andes, N. Y.Phone Andes 2121
AMBULANCE SERVICE
COOPERATIVE INSUBANCB COMPANIES GIVE
Lower B ates Ezoellent Claim Service Good Agency Service HXStMAN i . WICKHAM
Ph. 1751 Hargam tvffle, N. Y .
A B 'PSIA N WELL DBILLINO An W ork GuaraateedL. VANLOAN
P. O. Box 42, raghm eim t, N. S . Phone Ptaie HOI SMI 4, AVx, 6, 8-in. W dia
MAX STALLOFTOHETBIST
164 Delaware St., W alton, N. Y. 8-1—2-5tS0—U on. Thm Friday Saturday 9-U Phone 8-86M W rite or Phone for Appointment
UPHOLSTERINGFornltaP6*
Antiques Repaired E . K E B
BushneUvOle Bd., Shandakea Phone Phoenicia 8268
Official A AA Service Station24-Hour Wrecking and
Towing ServiceLadenhelm & Sons Garage
Phm e 1541 M argaretville, N. Y.
Tbe surest way to improve yoiK herd .i9 to use superior Brovm Swiss, Holstein, Guernsey. Ayrshire. Jersey. Black Angus sires. Donald Conine^ M argaretville
Phone 1861 Bobert Dailey, Andes
n to n e 2721
Steering and Brake
ServiceSpeoialhdag tai
Wheel. Balancing Weldln* Fram e and Axle C orrectlm
Phone 2064
BEAR ALINEMENT SERVICE
MargaretviUe Bridge S t.
M o b il- f la m eSOCONY-VACUUM Bottled Gas
FULL UNI o r A m o v io APPUANCIS
s a i i tE. F. TRAVER
ArkviUe, N. Y.
REVERENCE IS THE
KEYNOTE OF OUR
FINE SERVICES
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Our servicea ari condacted in ooo^ ^ete accord wifli the diureh ot yoat. Caitii ■n<i Intem ment air^nged in any eeamery oC your ^oice. Oar > ■ervice it penonaW: ized.
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Mtuigamvilla Hospital bedi
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