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Crandall Hill Christmas Tree, Brock Dingman Snyder; Florence Edwards marries Wesley Carry
The Potter Enterprise
Coudersport, Pennsylvania •
Thu, Jan 1, 1925 p8
wetzupdoc • 09 May 2025
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•THE WEST BINGHAM REPORTS 23 BELOW atting Logs, Christmas Entertalning and Other Events Keep Residents Busy. West Bingham, Dec. 29-We have' een having quite severe winter leather the past few days. The hermometer registered 23 degrees elow zero, Sunday morning. •Thomas. Coulston has men employcutting logs for his saw mill, bich he will put up at Hickox. Leon Spencer who is in the hosital at Wellsville and underwent an peration for appendictis is getting long nicely. Miss Edith Johnson is home from Ransfield for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop of the nited States district and Mrs. Emma Towe of Ulysses were Sunday afterloon guests at the home of Joseph foulston. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Matteson, oseph Coulston and Mrs. Louise racy were shopping in Wellsville ue day last week. The Christmas tree was well atended. A fine play produced, which id credit to the ones who took part. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coulston enertained for dinner on Christmas ay: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Matteson, Ir. Joseph Coulston, Mrs. Ellen Woren and Master Gerald Hackett.
• Mr. and Mrs. Luman Merrick of Vellsville were callers at Lyman herman's on Christmas day. Henry Baker from Ellisburg was a ecent visitor of friends in this secion.
EDWARDS-CARY
A delightful wedding was solemted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards on Saturday evening, December 20, at 6 o'clock, when their harming daughter, Florence, was nited in marriage to Wesley Cary, on of and Mrs. Albert Cary of farrison Valley. The house was Mity eautifully decorated with pink and hite, graceful arch having been ercted of trailing pine interspread ith dainty white baskets filled with ink roses.
The bride and groom decended the tairs to the strains o fthe wedding march from Lohengrin. 'exquisitely layed by Mrs. D. L. Martin. They vere accompanied by the bride's rother, Howard Edwards and his rife. The bride was lovely in white repe de chine and tulle veil, and carlied a bouquet of pale pink roses and arcissus. The maid of honor wore aupe: canton crepe.
The ring ceremony was beautifulperformed by the Rev. D. L. Matin, followed directly by a buffet super served to the guests who were he irumediate friends and relatives of he family. The bridal party was erved at a small table decorated with pink candles, flowers and a huge redding cake. Dainty place cards vere given with each plate bearing 8 leautiful sentiment. Each guest read loud their card, after the supper as toast to the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary left for parts unamid showers of rice and old hoes. Mrs. Cary is a graduate of garrison Valley High School and fansfield and is avery successful and eloved teacher. She will continue er school in Hornell, N. Y., where bey will reside for the present. Mr. Cary is a very successful young farmand a graduate of the Harrison Falley High School.
They are a splendid young couple and their many friends wish them all happiness and success in their marHied life.
LOADING POTATOES AT 30 BU. Lillport Items of Interest Tell of Christmas Gatherings And Other Events There. Millport, Dec. 29.-Dunshie and Carter are carring potatoes at 30c. - Clyde Langdon and family, Earl Lunn, Reginald Manley and Claude Luna of Buffalo, are spending the holidays as guests of relatives in and hear this place.
Charles Ball is home from Rew for the holidays. RADIO IS BEST IN WINTER Winter nights afford ideal conditions for efficient radio operation. Programs come in more clearly and the long distance reception will amaze you. radio We are sets, in built position by to any install well- I known manufacturer, at prices which will be a real saving. Also various makes of loud speakers - horn and cabinet type and in fact all radio accessories.
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ALBERT W. BUTTON Phone 86-R ARTUR L. HARTWELL Phone 6-M Condersport, Pennsylvania Mrs. James Stevens.
Lew Blauvelt and wife, were Shinglehouse business visitors, Friday. Jerry O'Donnell and family of Olean, spent the week-end at the home of her father, L. L. Maynard and wife: F port Glenn and Ralph Cook are slowly recovering from typhoid fever. A.
L. Herring remains seriously ill. Nurse Cross of Shinglyhouse is caring for him. Clarence Adams of Buffalo, spent Thursday and Friday as the guest of his parents, M. L.
Adams and wife. Mrs. Kate Fessenden and daughter, Mildred, ate Christmas dinner at the Adams home. L. J.
Shepard and wife, and Mrs. Clara Barnes, spent Thursday in Shinglehouse at the home of C. M. Barnes and wite. Howard Barnes and family have moved from Shinglehouse into the E.
C. Hyde residence in this place. W. A. Spencer and wife were Sunday guests at the James Staysa home in Shinglehouse.
Robert Blauvelt of Sharon, was a brief business visitor in town, Friday. Ward Cole and family of East Sharon, E. C. Hyde and family of Eleven Mile, ate Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. Mary Cole.
L. L. Cole and wife were guests of her mother, Mrs. Lockwood, Thurs- day. Fred Bunker and family of Shinglehouse, Wm.
Bunker and family, E. S. Bunker and wife of this place, ate Christmas dinner at the home of their sister, Mrs. Annie Burdec. Rev.
L. O. Thayer and wife spent a few days last week visiting in Portville and Farmers Valley. The following pupils of Sharon Center school were neither absent nor tardy for the month of December, Lewis Baker, Frank Bixby, Mark Gustin, Harold Kemp, Lyle Newton, oward Nichols, Doris Baker, Erma Baker, Belle Bennett, Miriam Bixby, Beatrice Bliss, Augusta McAllister, Irene Newton, Doris Washburn.
HOLDS EXERCISES IN M.E. CHURCH
Many Other Items of Interesting News From Our Harrison Valley Correspondent.
Harrison Valley, Dec. 29.--The Federated Sunday School held Christmas exercises in the M. E.
Church Wednesday evening of last week, consisting of songs and recitations by the children and young people supervised by Mrs. W. W. Warren. Miss Ethlyn Church and Jay Church who are attending Mansfield Normal are spending their vacation at their homes here.
Miss Maude Sailer who is teaching at Southampton, Long Island, and supervising principal C. F. Sailer of Closter, N. Y., are spending the holiday vacation with their mother and brother, Fred. Mr. and Mrs. George Michelfelder, Jr., and children left for Florida, December 26th where they will spend a few months in the "Sunny South." They are motoring through and hope to reach St. Petersburg about January 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. George Michelfelder, Sr., daughter Amelia and son, Robert will occupy the home of their son, George and family, while they are in the south. Mrs. Frank Erway, Jr., and son, Curtis, who have been staying with her people, Mr. and Mrs. G.E. Stone since Thanksgiving, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Michelfelder her home in Harrisburg. The Mission people held Christmas exercises in their church last week, Tuesday evening, consisting of songs and recitations by the children.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hauber entertained at Christmas dinner, his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hauber, and her father W. H. Peak. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hubbard were Christmas guests of their son, Howard and family, of Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Boyce and children of Wellsville were dinner guests of her people, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stone, last week Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmeitzer, son Ted, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Abbott, daughter, Genevieve, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Seagers. Howard Hubbard who is working for the Western Union Telegraph Co. with headquarters at Corning, spent Christmas at his home here.
Mrs. Edith Edwards left last Friday morning for Akron, Ohio, to visit a few days with her son, Gerald and family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Seager and son, William, autoed to Ithaca, Saturday, to spend the week-end with her people, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Erway and their daughters, Pauline and Genevieve, they were joined there with their son, Paul and wife, and all enjoyed a family reunion.
Funeral Director, F. L. Harrison, had charge of the funeral of Mrs. Eral Stevens of Elmer, Saturday. Miss Pruda Erway is spending this week with friends in Endicott, N.Y. Miss Bessie Stevens of Coudersport High School faculty is spending her vacation at her home here. Norman and Adaline Harris of Galeton, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erway, Sr.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
One of Exceptional Merit Given by Sunday School Children at Sweden Valley.
Sweden Valley, Dec. 29.-The pan-! tomime drill of the Christmas story, given at the M. E. Church by the school children, Christmas eve, was exceptionally good.
Rev. Gregson, pastor of the M. E. Church, visited friends in town Wednesday and attended the exercises at the church in the evening. A.H. Sallade came from Pittsburgh and spent Christmas with his family OD the Dry Run road. The Sunday School Council will meet at the church parlors, Tuesday Mr. and C. White and sons evening, January, 6.
Rafford and Cilfford, enjoyed a Merry Christmas with their son, Warren E. White and family. Mrs. Lucinda Ruscher and son, Oscar, enjoyed a very pleasant' Christmas day at W. T. Harris', on the Inez road.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bundy and Miss Viola Bradley of Odin, spent Christmas at H. S. Lent's. Gerald Lent drove from Rixford and spent Christmas at home, returning Saturday morning. Mrs. Eugenia Benn and children, / Bettie and Billie, came from Coudersport and spent Christmas at W. O. Rossman's. Arch McLain and daughter, Sarah, of 'Galeton, called at the home of W. C. White, Monday. C. O. Ruscher will start on a trip Tuesday morning stopping at LaSalle, | will visit his daughter, Mable at. Vandalia, going on to Buffalo and take in the scenery at Niagara Falls.
The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. John Dodd, Wednesday at two p. m., January 7th. William Grover visited W. O. Rossman n the 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Harris visited Mrs. Ruscher, Christmas evening.
WHITNEY CREEK SUPPLIES NEWS
Items of Interest Gathering to Please Readers of Potter County
Leading Newspaper. Whitney Creek, Dec. 29.-Warren Angevine of Emporium has been visiting at the home of his uncle. Bert Roberts. He returned to his home, Saturday.
Harold Carpenter and wife spent Christmas with relatives in Couedrsport. Harry De Land of Belvidere, N. Y., was a recent guest at the home of Walter Roberts. Miss Gladys Roberts is back teaching school again after a weeks vacation. A number of the residents in this vicinity attended the play and Christmas tree on Crandall Hill, Saturday evening.
Pastor Randolph was a recent caller at the home of W. W. Roberts and wife. B. D. Roberts and family and Walter Roberts and family spent Christmas day at the home of James Hemphill and wife of Hebron Center. Arthur Knickerbocker and children spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker of Coneville. Jim Herrington of Sweden was a recent business caller in this place.
Miss Gladys Roberts was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Maybelle Swift of Coneville.
Mrs. Berton Roberts was calling on Mrs. Susie Burdick of Crandall Hill, Wednesday.
W. HEBRON'S NEW YEAR GREETINGS
Many Family Gatherings Most Pleasantly Held in That Section of County. West Hebron, Dec. 29.-Happy New Year to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Burdick of Rochester, are spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Burdick, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pepperman, at Coneville.
The Brock and Dingman Christmas tree was held at Mrs. Fred Snyder's Christmas eve.
Leland Stearms spent several days with his mother, brothers, and sister. Miss Genevieve, a student at the Mansfield Normal is spending the holiday vacation at home.
Fordyce Brock came home, Wednesday for a little vacation. Monday he left for Elkland where he expects to have employment.
Lyle and lawrence Stearns spent Christmas with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brock attended the funeral of Fred Trimm at Coudersport, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Deo Burdick returned to their home at Rochester, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Eggleston of Coudersport, visited their daughter, Mrs. Willis Brock, Monday.
George Dibble of Newport, spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Charles Trilligan.
The community tree and entertainment, Saturday evening, was very good.
Randolph Burdick spent Saturday night and Sunday with his wife at John Miller's, at Coudersport.
Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Burdick spent a part of last week at Coudersport.
Mr. Holcomb's people have return their jobs at Mudlick Hollow, letter spending " a week at their home at Coneville.
Judson Dingman is having a tussel with grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Burdick, sons, Elmer and Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Deo Burdick, Mrs. Ella Stearps, sons Harold, Leland and Miss Genevieve, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stearns and daugh-! ter, Reva, Miss Randolph, attended | their family Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. John Miller's at Coudersport.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brock, son Fordyce, motored to Eldred, Christmas to spend the day with Mrs. Brock's sister, Mrs. Myron Yentzer and husband.
SEVEN BRIDGES
Leon Chace's children have chick- enpox. The school had a nice Christmas tree, Christmas eve.
Allen Schaub and wife, Mrs. Claude Moore and baby, were Christmas guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davey. Lawrence Snyder and family spent Christmas with his parents.
Elery Dunn and wife spent Christmas at the home of Clifton Youngs, at Raymond. Pauline and Kather Moore are visiting their grandparents over the holidays. | A. E. R.
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- EDWARDS-CARY A delightful wedding was solemted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards on Saturday evening, December 20, at 6 o'clock, when their harming daughter, Florence, was nited in marriage to Wesley Cary, on of and Mrs. Albert Cary of farrison Valley.
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