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W EBSTER HERALD, W EBSTER, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JU N E 16, 1939
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ONTARIO CENTER PRESBY­
TERIAN CHURCH
R e v . H. C. M i l l a r d , Pastor
, 10:00 a. m,, church school.
11:00 a. m., worship. Topic: Some
Lessons from the visit of the King
and Queen.
ONTARIO CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
R e v . ROBERT F . T r u e S d e l l , Pastor
Regular services.
•i-ONTARIO BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. K e n n e t h A m e s , Pastor10:30 a. m., morning worship.
Unified' service.
Wednesday evening, midweek serv­
ice.
ISunday afternoon a t four o’clock
•the Wayne Baptist Brotherhood will
m eet a t the church. Speakers will
be Dr. John Vichert, who will speak
u p o n 'th e subject, “The Church, The
State' and Social Security.’’
A supper will be served a t half
p a s t six and an evening service.
Mrs. J. S. Albright, in company
of a party of friends from Rochester,
is spending the week a t Thousand
islands.
Principal Drews has received a
notice of the rating of Mias Janice
Covey in the National Music trials
held a t the World’s F a ir recently.
Miss Covey was rated first place
in drum solo division and H erbert
Eurber, drum, major, rated1 second.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Knapp and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allyn and
daughter, Mary Lou of Fairport,
spent Sunday evening w ith Mrs. T.
C. Ransley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeGroot
are to entertain a t a farewell party
Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
NORTH ONTARIO M. E. CHURCH Vemer Ogi, who are leaving soon
for Westmoreland.
R egular services.
ONTARIO REFORMED CHURCH
R egular services.
Miss Hermine Lawatch of Cornell
visited her sister, Miss Eleanor Lawatch Monday and Tuesday.
Rom to Mr .and Mrs. Vem Scott
Mrs. Mary Richmond, who is not
a t the Genesee Hospital, Saturday,
in
the best of health, is staying
June 10th. a daughter.
for a- time with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
Ollie Lake was taken to the liam Schaap.
Strong Memorial Hospital Tuesday
The Ladies Aid Society of the
evening where he is in a critical
condition.
Several blood trans - Presbyterian Church, m et with Mrs.
Henry Wheeler Thursday.
fusions have been made.
B E C A U S E LIFE D E P E N D S
ON T I R E S A F E T Y - V
CHAMPION TIRES
A merciless sun beat down upon
W IL B U R S H A W ,
the 1939 winner
O n M ay 30th, Wilbur Shaw
drove to his second victory in
the 500-mile Indianapolis Race
on Firestone Champion Tires a t
an average speed of 115.03 miles
an hour. Champion race drivers,
whose livesand chancesof victory
depend on tire safety, know tire
construction. T h at is why they
select and buy Firestone Tires
for their racing cars.
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PRICES
ON
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the speedway as Wilbur Shaw
drove to victory on Firestone
ChampionTires.The blistering
brick of the main stretch and
the granite-hard surface of
the turns and the back stretch
put tire safety to the test
suprem e! R ecord after
record was shattered:
Speeds reached as high as
160 miles an hour on the
straightaways, as 33 of
the fastest drivers in the
world waged a breath­
taking battle for gold and
glory.
Never before in all the
history of the motor cab
have tires been put to such
a torturous test. And never
before has any tire so firmly
e s ta b lis h e d i t s e l f as a
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and perform ance, as well
as in name. H ere is dramatic
proof of the extra strength which
the revolutionary new Safety-Lock
cord body p ro v id e s in F ire sto n e
Champion Tires—of the extra protection
against blowouts assured by the new and
advanced Firestone patented Gum-Dipping
process—of the extra mileage resulting
from the tougher, wear-resisting rubber
compounds in the sensational new GearGrip tread.
No longer can there be any question of
which tire is safest. One tire—apd only one
—p ro v id e s th e se ex clu siv e safety
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Indianapolis for 20 consecutive years:
Motor car manufacturers enthusiastically
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set of new Firestone Champion Tires, the
one tire—and only one that is safely*
proved o n th e sp e e d w a y foe y o u
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Set Firestone Tires made in the Firestone
Factory and Exhibition Building at New
York World's Fair, Also visit the Firestone
Exhibit at tbe Golden Gate International
E x p o s it i o n a t S a n F r a n c isco*
Listen to Tbe Voice o f Firestone with Richard
Crooks, Margaret Speaks and tbe Firestone
Symphony Orchestra, under tbe dtrectim
of Alfred Wallenstein, Monday, eveningL
over Nationwide N , B, C, Red Network*
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WEBSTER
Phone 134
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w. c. t : u .—
Tomorrow .morning, June 17th At
M eeting Dates of
Webster Firemen ,
L ast Friday,
nine th irty O'clock, a t Holy T rinity1
D.
O.
V. V.—
Plan a'Parade
W ebster Societies
Church, Wdbster Miss Thelmh De-,
Second Saturday.
A lso A n Exhibition
Lass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
B. A .—
F or the benefit of the readers of L. C.Second
and Fourth Wednesdays.
DeLa&s, .will become the bride of
W ebster Firemen have th eir plans The H erald we are publishing a list
Roly
Name
Society
Arthur Schreiber, son of Mr. and. so well" completed for the carnival of n a m e s 'o f the several societies
Thursday following 2nd Sunday,
Mns. George Schreiber of Webster. on Jply 6th( 7th and 8th, th a t they and their nieeting days.
Boy Scouts.— Every Monday.
I f any names hay’e been omitted
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peer and Mrs. are able to give some information
Webster
Village Board.—
• *or
any
errors
madC'^inT
the'
dates,
as
to
the
main
events
of
those
Helen Tobin spent Sunday in SpringSecond and Fourth Mondays:
we
will
appreciate;
tit
if:
our
atten­
days
and
evenings.
vfile.
Webster Town ■Board.— ■■
Thursday evening will • -be get - tion is called to it so th at it may
Second Friday. Mr. and. Mrs. Welly Mepham and
acquainted evening. Folks will visit be" corrected. ’
The Webster Mother’s Club.—
Prof. Calhoun of Merrick, L. I.
A. M.
the new
First and Third.Mondays pleach
■ Firemen’s iField arid see F. Fand
visited Mrs. Mepham’s mother, Mrs.irst and Third Thursdays
• ■ month.
, .
just how the grounds Lave been de­
Mary Hurley from Friday until Sun-!
R.
A.
M.—
veloped, where th e various Iboothh
day.
i
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
S o ft Snaps
are located ‘a nd of course -everyone
E. 8 . —
;
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es McGavern. will -want to know just where the 0. F
irst and third .Tuesdays.
j
Several university presidents were
and Mrs. M ary Jane Cass visited Mr. merry-go-round is going to go round
! discussing w hat they would do after
and Mrs. John Rooney in Buffalo a . and the other, amusements amuse 1. O. O. P.— •'
Every Tuesday.
1
they retired. W hat would -they'.be
few days last week.
■ a lso .,
...
Rebekahs.—
fit fo r? Was -the question. “Well,’’
Friday afternoon and especially
Second and Fourth Thursdays. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Verdow and
said one of them, “I don’t know
Friday evening, things will hum, Chamber of Commerce.—
son Garth, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H e r-.
th a t I ’d be fit for anything, but I
-and
then
-the
g
reat
big
day
will
be
Third
Mondays.
m an and son Donald, attended the /
know w hat I’d like to do. I ’d like
Saturday.
Men’s Democratio Club.—
Scribner-Clow wedding in W ebster
to be head of an orphan asylum—
Third Tuesday.
At one o’clock there rwil-1 be a
Thursday.
so I ’d never get any letters from
parade. F ire trucks -from, neighbor­ W est Webster Firemen.—
Business
meeting
the
first
Tues­
parents.”
Vemer Ogi, A g teacher a t Ontario ing communities will be in line.
day every month. Drill the
“I ’ve a much better ambition,” ex­
High School, h a s accepted a similar Marching groups from some of the
other Tuesdays ih the month.
claimed
another. “I Want to be
position in the school a t Westmore­ surrounding schools will be here American Legion.—
head
of
a
prison. The alumni never
land near U tica and is to move as will Boy and Girl IScout Troops,
Second and Fourth Thursdays.
come
hack
to visit.”
there soon.
Village and Town officials, Legion­ Women’s Auxiliary.—
American
Legion.—
naires, (Sons of Legionnaires with
F. B. Huxley and daughters, the
Second Tuesday in every month.
their Bugle Corps, W ebster High
Since 1932, fatalities resulting
Misses Doris and Mildred Huxley,
Sons
of American Legion—
School band 'and m any others will
from
“railroad crossing-automobile”
Second
and
Fourth
Fridays.
returned home Saturday from Wash­
be in this parade. Wilson H. O’Dell
Legion
Rooms.
accidents
have steadily decreased
ington. They toad the pleasure of
each year.
is chairman of this event and any Women’s Democratic Club.—
seeing the King and Queen and
Third Monday of each month at
group wishing to participate in this
greatly enjoyed the g reat event.
Village Hall.
marching event should iget in touch
Webster Literary Club.—
Mrs. Jacob Kohlman was hostess with him.
Every other Tuesday.
to the Bridge Club Thursday eve­ ■Four grand prizes are to he aw ard­
Junior Odd Fellows.—
ning.
ed during Friday and Saturday eve­
F irst and Third Wednesdays at
Williamson, N. Y.
nings, the [big grand- prize will be
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abbey of
drawn on Saturday nightt . The Women’s Republican Club.—
Shows
at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Buffalo spent the weekend with their
Second Wednesday.
closing event of the three day car­
O
p e ra tin g on
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Drews and Mr.
E astern S ta n d a rd T im e
nival wili be a mammoth display F. and A . M., Ontario.—
Drews.
F irst and Third Fridays.
of fireworks on Saturday night.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Men’s
Republican Club.—
H arry Kemp is building a new
A (big new attraction this year
Second
Wednesday.
Two Big Features
house on the Ridge, east of On­ will be several displays of products
Junior Rebekah’s.—
M A R T H A R A Y E and
tario
by various manufacturers. This will
F irst and Third Thursdays,
B O B H O P E in.
Odd Fellows Hall.
“ N E V E R S A Y D IE ”
Mr .and Mrs. Melville iSheahcn include automobiles, tractors, m a­
A th o u sa n d chuckles, laughs
entertained Mrs. Lawrence Burdge, chinery and several products. Any­ Firemen.—
a n d ro a rs
F irst Monday of each month.
Miss L auretta Sheahen, Miss Marion one is invited to m ake an exhibit.
- PLU S Lascelle, Miss Eleanor Lawatch, Those who are interested should Girl Scouts.—
Legion
Rooms.
T
h
e
3
M
E S Q U IT E E R S
Charles Funnel, Lester Akeley and contact Earl E. Smith, Who is the
Troop 102, Every Wednesday.
in
“P
A
L
S
o
f
th e S A D D L E ”
Mr. M artiny a t dinner Tuesday chairman of this committee.
Grange.—
F irst and Third Saturdays.
evening.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Williamson Theatre
Webster Grange Dramatic Club—
M eeting D ates of
Mrs. Herbert Dixon is home from
F R A N K C A P R A ’S
F irst Wednesday in the month.
greaat prize-w inning picture,
the Sodus Hospital where she cared
Societies in O ntario
Grange Social Club —
“ Y O U C A N ’T T A K E IT
for Thomas Sheahen for the past
F irst Monday.
W IT H Y O U ”
Board of Trade —
seven weeks.
with Ja m e s S tew art, Lionel
Stamp
Club.—
Last Monday ‘
B arry m o re a n d Je a n A rth u r
Fourth Monday.
Gordon Trimble had the misfor­ Firemen —
First
Board of Education.—
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
tune to fall from a spray rig one
First Monday.
day last week spraining his ankle. O. E. S .—
E R R O L FL Y N N
Second and fourth Tuesdays
Webster Scout’s Auxiliary.—
O L IV IA D eH A V IL L A N D
He will be laid up for several weeks
F
irst
Wednesday.
South Shore Grange —
w inning n ew g lo ry in
it is feared.
Second and fourth Saturdays
“ D O D G E C IT Y ”
Child Study Club.—
Second and Fourth Mondays ol
A ll in T echnicolor
Miss L auretta Sheahen has re - Order of Amaranth —
Third Monday.
the month.
turned home from college in Green­
Marine M. Myers Post —
ville, N. C., for the summer vacation.
Second and fourth Friday
Mi’s. Garth Verdow spent several F. and A. M. —
F irst and third Friday.
days the past week with relatives
in Marion.
GRADUATES TO HAVE
Mrs. Judson Transue of Flint,
COMMENCEMENT
Michigan, is the guest of her brother,
Marley Gage and Mrs. Gage.
The eighth grade graduation exer­
cises of Ontario H ig h . School will
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mayer anr
open the series of ceremonies and
daughter Mss Dorothy Sutter of
events -connected with Commence­
West Webster and Mrs. Viola Porment.
rey of Rochester, were guests of
This takes place Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Reno Merhoff Sunday
June 23rd -at the high school when
afternoon.
the following program will toe pre­
Mrs. Joseph Dickenson of Webster, sented :
spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Processional
Emily B arrett, who is ill and con­
Students Address: David Pierce
ned to her bed.
'Salutatory: Bruce Pollock
Address: Rex Ransley of the
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Tiffany of
Class of 1927
Rochester, called on Mr. and Mrs.
-Song:
Eighth Grade Chorus
Henry Wheeler Sunday.
Valedictory: Noreen Gratton
AT
Mrs. Orpha Truax, Mrs. Kate
Presentation of Diplomas: Prin­
Schnetzer spent Tuesday with Mrs.
cipal W. H. Drews
Charles Woodams.
Benediction: Rev. H. C. Millard
Recessional
Mr .and Mrs. Paul Duncan and
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Venoyes and
their children of Rechester, spent
Selling Talk
W E B ST E R
Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. James
A.
W.
Franklin,
secretary
of
the
Mahar.
United Commercial Travelers of
Thomas Sheahen who has been in
America, said a t a dinner in Colum
the Sodus Hospital for the past
bus:
seven weeks, returned to hos home
“All commercial travelers should
here Tuesday, much improved in
W E S T W E B ST E R
have
the gift of -persuasion, b u t few
health.
can ever hope to equal young BedMr. and Mrs. W arner Esley and does.
Mrs. Leona B arnhart were guests of
“A junior partner, as he came
Mr .and Mrs. Fred Henderson on into the office, nodded toward the
Thursday evening.
retreating .figure of young Beddoes
O N T A R IO
and said to his senior:
Those “Women’s H ats” Again!
“ ‘I see you’ve taken on a new
Hats now are funny, and cost lots salesman, Is he good?”
of money,
“ ‘Good?’ the senior -partner said,
But one thing we surely may ‘In the half hour he’s been with us
he almost talked m e into taking
know;
O N T A R IO C E N T E R
If stored -safe away, they’ll bloom him into the firm as .senior partner.
Nothing but your opportune arrival
out some fine day
The hit of some rollicking show. saved me.’ ”
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