Allentown High School - Derrick Yearbook (Allentown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

poneufond As you leaf through the pages of your DERRICK, you will notice the many improvements that have been made. We of the staff have not yet seen the true DERRICK, but only the big sheets of paper on which it was planned. Although we have put much work into this, we have enjoyed it and are proud to present it for the enjoyment of its readers. The most significant improvement is—more pictures. We have added more pictures for your benefit so you may know of the activities that are being carried on in the school and in the commu- nity. We would like to give our apprecia- tion to those who have enabled us to publish this yearbook. Uma TUaten Where the trail of Allegany Meets the eastern sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater Raising standards high; Allentown, our Alma Mater, Pair be thy reknown; Many be thy sons and daughters Dear old Allentown. DccUceitco t The Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate the 1952-3 DERRICK to Mrs. Virginia Vincent. Although she is no longer teaching, her service at Allen- town is well remembered by the student body. The Senior Class, in particular, wish to express their gratitude for the years she served as their advisor. Thus, it is with great honor that we dedicate this yearbook to a past teacher, inspiring leader and friend— Mrs. Virginia Vincent. “Soond SducatiaH 7 William Bannister President Martin Leonard Gilbert Taylor Mrs. Margaret Dannheim Clerk Harley Thompson George Wood Mr. Milton W. Wheeler Above: Seated (left to right) — Mrs. Owens, Art; Miss Barber, Commercial; Mrs. White. English; Miss Simons, Secretary; Standing (left to right) — Mr, Hill, Science; Mr. Loch, Industrial Arts; Mrs. Livermore, Nurse; Mr. White, Physical Education. acuity Below: Seated (left to right) — Mrs. Swarthout, First and Second Grades; Mrs. Richmond, Third Grade; Mrs. Schuyler, Sixth and Seventh Grades; Miss Milliman, Fourth and Fifth Grades. Standing (left to right) — Mr. Ward, Social Studies; Miss Storms, Kindergarten; Mrs. Childs, Home Economics; Mr. Conti, Music. 8 10 Barbara Adams Barb Major-Science, Business Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Chorus-1,2 Student Council-4 Class President-1,2 Library Club-4 Secretary-3 Thella Bartlett Babe” Major-Business, Science, Math Class Secretary-1,2,4 Dramatics-1,2,3,4 Press Club-1,2,3,4 Year Book-1,2,4 Student Council-4 Band-1,2,3,4 Chorus-1,2,3 All State Band-4 All State Chorus-4 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Class Vice President-3 James Bellamy Jim Major-Science Basketball-1 Baseball-1 Soccer-2,4 Class Vice President-2 11 Carl Kruger Charlie Major-Math, Shop Basketball-1,2,3,4, Cap. Baseball-1,2,3,4 Soccer-1,2,3,4 Tennis-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Press Club-3,4 Class Vice President-1,2 Class President-4 Class Treasurer-3 Dramatics-3,4 Year Book-1,2,4 Student Council-4 Duane Griswold Gris Major-Business Band-3,4 Chorus-1,2,3 Basketball-3,4 Soccer-4 Dramatics-3,4 Donald Pye Don Major-Shop Band-1,2,3 Manager of Baseball Team-2,3 Track-3 Basketball-1,2,3 Soccer-1,2,3 Class Treasurer-2 12 Major-Business Band-1,2 Chorus-1,3,4 Dramatics-3,4 Library Club-4 Press Club-1,2,3 Cheerleader-1 Year Book-1,2 Lawrence Wightman Larry” Joyce Shields Jessy Major-Science, Business Band-1,2,3,4 Chorus-1,2,3 Press Club-2,3,4 Dramatics-3,4 Year Book-2,4 Class Treasurer-4 Major-Science, Math Basketball-1,2,3,4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 Soccer-3,4 Tennis-3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Press Club-1,2,3,4 Editor 4 Class President-3 Dramatics-3 Year Book-1,2,4 Student Council-4 Major-Shop Class Vice President-4 Chorus-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Dramatics-3,4 Press Club-3,4 Year Book-1,2,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 Soccer-1,3,4 @C 14£ The class of '53 started out with a group of about fifteen students. During our early years of school, we lost a few pupils, but gained new ones. Jim Bellamy was with us until our Sophomore Year. He then returned in our Senior Year, after living in Wellsboro. Lucia Seely started school in Allentown, but moved to Richburg. She then resumed school in Allen- town. Joyce Stephens Shields joined us in the Second Grade and has been a member of our class ever since. In our Sophomore Year, we were glad to have Gene Swarthout Join us. Having decided to work, Duane Griswold quit for a year, but rejoined us in our Junior Year. Carl Kruger went to the Scio School, but came back two years later and Don Pye came along in the Sixth Grade. Thelia Bartlett and Barbara Adams have been here all twelve years. In our Freshman Year, we sold pop com at basketball games and had some members participate in Dramatics. The Sophomore Year was put to selling fudge, having a movie and a game night. In the summer, we started our first of two summers at the Angelica Fair, which was a lot of fun. The Junior Year went along quite quietly. Then came our Senior Year when we put on a good mystery play and a supper. We also sold magazines. Now we are waiting for June 22. Gene Swarthout wills his driving ability to Pick Ryan. The11a Bartlett wills her curls to Connie Buckhout. Carl Kruger wills his All-Star Basketball aBillty to Chick Thompson. wills her long hair to Carol Barbara Adams wills her French Horn to any future victims. Duane Griswold wills his harmonica to the basketball players, so they will have something to play going to and from basketball games. Jim Bellamy wills his ability to get through High School in 2 1 2 years to Chick Thompson. Joyce Shields wills her long fingernails to the girls who bite theirs. Larry Wlghtman wills his 6' to Gene Schram for next year's basketball team. Don Pye wills his forgetfulness to Gene Schram. 15 BOY GIRL Best Actor Dick Ryan Marilyn Richmond Best Athlete Carl Kruger The11a Bartlett Most Cheerful Don Pye Barbara Adams Cutest Gene Schram Connie Buckhout Best Dancer Gene Swarthout Thella Bartlett Best Dressed Dick Ryan Beverly Sloan Craziest Driver Gene Swarthout Gloria Doming Biggest Eater Larry Nightman Marilyn Richmond Biggest Flirt Gene Swarthout Lucia Seely Biggest Joker Paul Hare Peggy Schram Best Line Paul Hare Gloria Doming Best Looking Dick Ryan Sandra Vincent Musician Larry Nightman Sandra Vincent Noisiest Paul Hare Betty Jean Vaughn Pal Chick Thompson Joyce Shields Best Personality Larry Nightman Gloria Doming Most Popular Carl Kruger Gloria Doming Best Smile Sid Cleveland Connie Buckhout Most Studious Larry Nightman Connie Taylor Most Versatile Carl Kruger Thelia Bartlett maws Gloria Doming Glory She sets a trap to snare them all. And they love it I Paul Hare Rabbit I'll tend to the ladies Richard Ryan Dick Athletics and Women I cannot but give way to. Peggy Schram Peg A word, a smile, a girl worthwhile. Richard Ryan Paul Hare Peggy Schram Gloria Doming President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . 19 Left to Right: Miss Barber (Advisor), Alfred Schram (President), Betty Jean Vaughn (Treasurer), Marilyn Richmond (Secretary), Gloria Bartlett (Vice President), Charles Thompson. First Row: (left to right) Mrs. White (Advisor), Joanne Jandrew, Arvilla Griswold, Connie Taylor (Treasurer), Carol Webster, Marilyn Palmatior. Second Row: (left to right) Sidney Cleveland, Connie Buckhout (Vice President), Sandra Vincent (President), Pauline Potter, Beverly Sloan (Secretary), David Green. 20 First Rowt (left to right; Mr. Ward (Advisor;, Ronald Taylor, Beverly Palmatier, Betty Lou Atkins, Sabra Kay Kemp (Secretary), Norma Stephens, Donna Jandrew, Terance Ryan. Second Rowi (left to right) Howard Palmer (President), Frank Blue, Lawrence Sturdevant, William Dannheim. Donald Richmond (Vice President), Carlton Wood, Francis Root (Treasurer). SixtA utd Seventh First Row: (left to right) Mrs. Schuyler (Advisor), James Bartlett (Vice President), Ronald Swarthout, Joe Green, Janet Root, Linda Stephens, Sandra McClintock. Second Rows (left to right) Mildred Griswold, Ruth Perry, Wanda Quick, Nancy Brune11, Marjorie Wall, Donald Easterbrook. ThiPfl 1 (left to right) Ralph Richmond, Joan Bannister (Secretary), mne Chapman, John Root, Robert Dannheim (President), Etta Chapman, Tamra Lawton (Treasurer). 21 'pountA, a td First Row: (left to right) Miss Milliman (Teacher), Rosanne Green, George Buckhout, Kenneth Van Druff, Freddie Taylor, Howard Brunell, Eldon Stephens, Beverly Hawks. Second Row: (left to right) Beatrice Palmatier, Stanley Hackett, Roger Jones, Loren Jones, Dennis Chapman, Clifford Brown, Katherine Stephens. Third Row: (left to right) Gary Swarthout, Marilyn Vincent, Vicki Green, Eugene Dunshie, Qlenn Potter, Sherry Brown, Richard Blue. (Snade First Rows (left to right) Mrs. Richmond (Teacher), Virginia Ford, Edward Taylor, Tim Green, Arthur Henning, Charles Craven, Howard Palmatier, Mary Lou Richmond. Second Row: (left to right) Paul Ryan, Peter Schuyler, James Van Druff, Gary Hilligas, Richard Kemp, Jack Wood, Jerry Lawton. Third Row: (left to right) Judy Livermore, Mary Stephens, James Bannister, Samuel Griswold, Gary Ingalls, Judy Campbell, Patricia Cole. 22 'pin tattd Second tyradcc First Row: (left to right) Mrs. Swarthout (Teacher), Cheryl Conley, Merriel Jones, Mary Lee Taylor, Nancy Schoonover, Cheryl Henning, Joyce Taylor, Diana Taylor. Second Row: (left to right) Randall Hackett, William Root, Catherine Brown, Joan Livermore, Dianne Lawton, George Ford, Darrell Easterbrook. Third Row: (left to right) Leslie Clark, Anna Bolam, Judy Stephens, Carolyn Phelps, Nancy Gowdy, Sue Green, David Hastings. Fourth Row: (left to right) Roger Vincent, Allen Dannheim, Madeline Wall, Carol Richmond, Nancy Stephens, Frank Bacon, Charles Griswold. '? i teien.OfCinten Row: (left to right) Miss Storms (Teacher), Clarence Blue, Sue Ford, Leona Hawks, Ann Bartlett, Susan Stephens, Thomas Johnson. Second Row: (left to right) Georgia Griswold, Patricia Vossler, William Paquette, Cheryl Perry, Dale Green, Alona Wall, Sheila Gowdy. Absent — Gayle Dunshie, Neil Hardy. 24 {fixl The Swan Pun in Gym Pyramid Building Angel Balancing 25 (tyeer .eadera Left to Right: Thella Bartlett, Gloria Bartlett, Connie Buckhout, Set Ey Jean Vaughn, Barbara Adams. Allentown, Allentown Come on through. We are rooting hard for you. We've got the Steam. We've got the Pep. Come on Allentown, Let's get hep. Steven First Row: (Left to Right) Francis Root, Alfred Schram, James Bellamy RicharcT Ryan, Paul Hare, Sidney Cleveland. Second Row: (Left to Right) Joe Green (Manager), Lawrence Wightman, Charles Thompson, Duane Griswold, Gene Swarthout, Carl Kruger, David Green, Mr. White (Coach). Absent - Phillip Griswold Seventh 7ea n First Rowt (Left to Right) Ralph Richmond, John Root, Donald Richmond, Duane Chapman, Joe Green. Ronald Taylor. Second Row: (Left to Right) Howard Palmer, Carlton Wood, Lawrence Sturdevant, William Dannheim, Frank Blue, Terance Ryan, Mr. White (Coach). Absent - Robert Dannheim 27 First Rows (Loft to Right) Joe Oreen (Manager), Alfred Schram, David Green, Charles Thompson, Sidney Cleveland, Francis Root, William Dannheim (Manager). Second Row: (Left to Right) Howard Palmer (Manager), Paul Hare, Lawrence Wightman, Duane Griswold, Carl Kruger (Captain), Richard Ryan, Mr. White (Coach). « « With only ten men on the entire squad and a J. V. and a Varsity team to field, the Eagles were shorthanded all season. Nevertheless, the teams put up some very good fights. Next year, with a large group of eighth grade boys moving up, we hope to have the man power we badly need. However, we are losing our graduating seniors: Carl Kruger, Larry Wightman and Duane Griswold. VARSITY GAME SCORES OF 1952-3 SEASON [League Game, Allentown 42-55 «Allentown 40-48 Allentown 30-48 «Allentown 40-82 «Allentown 33-67 Allentown 46-58 «Allentown 33-43 «Allentown 38-44 Allentown 56-48 Allentown 51-63 «Allentown 31-48 Allentown 25-41 «Allentown 40-91 «Allentown 48-65 Belmont Canaseraga Genesee Alfred Almond Andover Limestone Scio Whitesville Genesee Richburg Canaseraga Wellsville J.V. Alfred Almond Andover ' s Allentown 35-75 Richburg «Allentown 40-54 Scio «Allentown 36-68 Whitesville Total 664-998 INDIVIDUAL 3C0RING Kruger...................192 Thompson.................173 Ryan.....................167 Hare.....................84 Wightman..................80 Root......................73 Green.....................60 Cleveland.................60 Griswold..................44 Schram............ . . 33 of the game Paul's Getting Ready Carl Chick Conference 28 Dick Tense Moment a ebzCl 7co h Mr. White (Coach), Francis Root, Paul Hare, Richard Ryan, IjavT5 Green, Charles Thompson, Lawrence Wightman, Carl Kruger, Sidney Cleveland, Frank Blue, Alfred Schram, Gene Swarthout (Manager). 7e t U Left to Rights Alfred Schram, Paul Hare, Lawrence Wightman, CarT”Kruger, David Green. 7 e Dcn.xic StaU 31 Left to Right r Alfred Schr sun, Gloria Demlng, Carl Kruger, Betty Jean Vaughn, Richard Ryan, Thelia Bartlett (Asst. Editor), David Green, Peggy Schrsun, Gloria Bartlett, Marilyn Richmond, Carol Webster, Beverly Sloan, Joyce Shields, Connie Buckhout, Sandra Vincent, Lawrence Wightman (Editor), Miss Barber (Faculty Advisor) Absent - Gene Swarthout Besides putting out this Yearbook, the staff also puts out three newspapers a year. These come out at Halloween, Christmas and Easter. Many thanks are due the people who have made this annual possible. We realize that it is not perfect, but we have attempted to do our best Student @ouuctt 32 Seated: (left to right) Mrs. White (Advisor), Thelia Bartlett (Secretary), Barbara Adams (Treasurer), Sandra Vincent, Robert Dannhelm. Standing: (left to right) Alfred Schram, Lawrence Wightman (President), Carl Kruger, Richard Ryan (Vice President), Howard Palmer. y Seated: (left to right) Joanne Jandrew, Connie Taylor, Arvilla Griswold, Hari'lyn Palmatior. Standing: (left to right) Mrs. White (Advisor), Pauline Potter, Lucia Seely (Secretary-Treasurer), Barbara Adams (President). cuuC 33 First Row: Betty Jean Vaughn, William Dannheim, Sandra Vincent, Robert Dannheim, Lawrence Wightman, Gloria Bartlett, Thelia Bartlett. Second Row: Connie Taylor, Carol Webster, Joe Green, Carl Kruger, Teranee Ryan, Joyce Shields, Barbara Adams, Duane Griswold, Marilyn Richmond, Norma Stephens, Howard Palmer. Third Row: Sabra Kay Kemp, Arvilla Griswold, Mr. Conti (Director), Donald Richmond, Carlton Wood, David Green. TKixcct First Row: Sandra Vincent, Pianist; Carol Webster, Joanne Jandrew, aSra Kay Kemp, Donna Jandrew, Janet Root, Etta Chapman, Beverly Sloan, Joan Bannister, Betty Atkina, Mr. Conti (Leader). Second Row: Connie Taylor, Lucia Seely, Arvilla Griswold, Marilyn Richmond, Donald Richmond, Carlton Wood, Robert Dannheim, Joe Green, Terance Ryan, Ralph Richmond, Third Row: Howard Palmer, Duane Chapman, William Dannheim, David Green, Richard Ryan, Charles Thompson, Lawrence Wightman. S tafo 35 Grand March What's This? Where Is he? Play Time 36 Cutting Paper Dolls? Where’d What Legs I The Old Gang It Bit Mel Mrs. Schram Mrs. Seely Mrs. Swarthout 37 Mr. Swarthout Mr. Alsworth 38 First Row: (Left to Right) Mrs. Livermore (Leader), Judy Stephens, JoanTXvermore, Mary Lou Richmond, Virginia Ford, Dianne Lawton, Carolyn Phelps, Sue Green, Miss Barber (Asst. Leader). Second Row: (Left to Right) Carol Richmond, Mary Stephens, Katherine Stephens, Judy Campbell, Rosanne Green, Judy Livermore, Patricia Cole. kittle First Row: (Left to Right) Richard Blue, Conrad Roeske, Gary Swarthout (Manager), James Bartlett, George Buckhout. Second Row: (Left to Right) Ronald Swarthout, Howard Palmer, Carlton ioo3,“William Dannheim, Robert Dannheim, Joe Green. 39 AStd Scaute First Row (Left to Right) George Buckhout, Richard Blue, Conrad Roeske, David Duffy, Ronald Swarthout, James Bartlett. Second Row: (Left to Right) Joe Green, Ralph Richmond, Carlton Wood, fhttip ftiehl, William Dannheim, Donald Richmond, Robert Dannheim, Howard Palmer. Third Row (Left to Right) Sidney Cleveland, Richard Riehl Jr., Charles Thompson, Clyde Livermore (Explorer’s Leader), Basil Duffy (Comm. Chairman), James Dawson (Scoutmaster), Earl Cady (Comm. Member), Lawrence Wightman, David Green, Richard Ryan, Alfred Schram. Scaute First Row: (Left to Right) Charles Craven, Dean Duffy, Edward Taylor, Arthur Henning, Eldon Stephens, Peter Schuyler. Second Row: (Left to Right) Roger Jones, Loren Jones, Gary Swarthout, Eugene bunshie, Ray Roeske (Leader), Thomas Erwin, Fred Taylor, James Bannister. l otu� t£ee'i ine KW 40 Flrat Row; (Left to Right) Robert Dean, Donald Pye. Second Rowt (Left to Right) Lucia Seely, Walter Walsh (First Asst. Chief), Leo Robbins (Treasurer), James Dean (Second Asst. Chief), Edwin Palmer (Chief), Harry Erwin, Earl Cady (Trustee), Frank Cady (Asst. Captain). Third Row: (Left to Right) Betty Jean Vaughn. Hugh Vincent, Lynn Alsworih (Trustee), Wilfred Taylor (Captain), Robert Chandler, Sherwood Briggs, Robert McKee, Howard Palmer. Fourth Row: (Left to Right) Duane Griswold, Charles York, Bert Backus, Phillip Green, Harry Weidner, William Bannister (Secretary), Nathan Swarthout (President), Walter Stephens, Lyle Alsworth (Vice President), David Green, Lawrence Wightman. The Allentown Volunteer Fire Company was organized in 1942. It now consists of one hundred and twenty members, fifty of whom are on the Exempt Fireman’s list, that is to say, they have completed five con- secutive years of active, loyal service to their community. This Is an exceptional record for such a relatively new volunteer fire company. In 1950, the fire company was supplemented by the organization of the Allentown Ladies Auxiliary. They now have twenty-one active members and in three years have made remarkable progress. The Fire Company owns a two story fire hall which houses two modern fully-equipped fire trucks, plus the additional apparatus necessary for fighting oil fires, which is especially necessary in this area. Many of the firemen have taken instructions in modern fire fighting and first aid, and are well qualified for any emergency. The Allentown Volunteer Fire Company is ready and willing to serve its Community and outlying districts at all times. 41 Mrs. Bruce Thomas Vice Grand Mrs. Harold Glass Noble Grand Cedar Rebekah Lodge 594 was Instituted April 6, 1921. Only three charter members out of thirteen retain their membership today. They are: First Secretary-Ward Withey, Past District Grand Master; First Noble Grand- May Blackman, Past Assembly Musician of the State of New York; First Vice Grand-Clara Ingalls, Past Assembly President of the State of New York. Thirty members were initiated on that date, only three retaining their membership: Oliver Blackman, Past Grand of the Odd Fellows; Oren Ingalls, Past Grand and Carrie Knox, Past Noble Grand of the Rebekahs. The following have served as District Deputy Presidents: Clara Ingalls May Blackman, Marion Woodard, Valida McBride, Lillian Swarthout and Elsie Erwin. Marion Woodard had the honor, while Deputy, of entertaining the Assembly President, Bertha Mulford, and several of the state officers at a county meeting of Districts One and Two, at our lodge hall. In May of 1928, Clara Ingalls was appointed Outside Guardian of the Rebekah Assembly by Inez Squires, President. In May, 1932, Clara Ingalls was elected Warden of the Assembly. In 1932, the first Theta Rho Girls Club of the State of New York was formed at Allentown. Many State officers were present for the institu- tion; Jeanne Woodard Green, now one of our Rebekahs, being one of the girls In 1934, Cedar Lodge had the honor of entertaining the Assembly Pres- ident, Clara Ingalls, and the Past Presidents of the State, and her appointed officers. May Blackman was the Assembly Musician. Homes of the members were opened to the officers for a week. The county entertained for social affairs in various lodge rooms. Through the courtesy of The Bradley Producing Company, many saw the shooting of tin oil well for the first time. Cedar Lodge has a membership of 92 members; initiation is once a year. We are affiliated with the Lockport Home, where our dear ones are cared for. We help to educate the orphans. We meet the Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month, except July and August. Odd 0pctlocv4 42 Allentown Odd Fellows Lodge Number 46 was Instituted on Sept. 7, 1905. Some of the oldest members of the Lodge still in active member- ship are: George Swarthout...l907 Ollie Blackman.....1915 Ralph Potter.......1914 Ward Withey........1919 The Lodge meets each Thursday at 8 P. M. --.A Mr. Harley Thompson Mr. Harold Hogan Noble Grand Vice Grand Settisn ‘VieouA . 44 Compliments of Wood and King Wholesalers and Retailers of Fuel Oil, Gasoline and Lubricants Allentown and Bolivar G. M. Wood and D. E. King Proprietors State Bank of Bolivar Bolivar. New York MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “ Serving This Community Since 1882 ” MAXON’S Bolivar, New York See our Dounyflake Donut Machine in action We make them daily PATRONS Compliments of Fagouri’.s Clothing Store Bolivar Lunch Room Me Ewen Bros. Oil and Gas Well Supplies Wellsville - Bolivar SPANG COMPANY Bolivar, New York . % Congratulations and Good Luck 45 Harris Supply Company HAUSER Loohns Cleaners and Launderers 450 Canisteo Street Insurance Agency Hornell, New York Fire - Casuality - Life - Bonds A Business Built on Satin faction All • Non-assessable Policies 15 to 20 Percent Savings Nicholson’s Flower Shop Flmren For All Occassions Phone Bolivar K) Wells ville New York Compliment of Phone Evenings SUGAR BOWL 449 1733 W.G.K. Television Co. 46 Television Sales Service Phone- WdUvillc IS75-W ALLENTOWN, N.Y. Best ishes Compliments of Front Ferns Forhcr. Inc. R, B. Moore Supply Company Ford Cars, Trucks and Mcrcurys Phcn: 163 Bolivar Georgia H. Nichols The Elite Dress Shop Ladie s Dresses, Coats, Accessories Bolivar N. Y. Hill’s Restaurant Compliments of Allentown, New York Eastman’s Barber Shop Bolivar New York Congratulations to The Class of 1953 Wellsville Insurance Agency Thornton Bldg. Wellsville, New York All Old Line Stock Companies Geo. Harris Jim Graham Phone 531 F. A. Loop and Son Co Bolivar New York Sandwich Shop Corner Olive and Main Bolivar Compliments of Neill’s Department Store Bolivar, New York HcM nj Ererythiitff Fram Main Filling Station General Merchandise Allentown New York Plume 4243J4 48 Best Wishes from Palmer’s Store General Merchandise Phone 4211 - w 2 Allentown, New York Frank W. Stimson Plumbing - Electric Wiring Ray Roeske Heating 246 Main St. Phone 2 4 Oil Water Bolivar, N. Y. Well Service Phone 4200w3 Olean Typewriter Serv ice Underwood Agency Sales Service Supplies S. R. S. Welisvilk Compliments N. V. of Bolivar Magneto Co. STOUT Freeborough’s Insurance Red and White Store Agency Vegetable Meats Automobile Fruit Groceries Fire Life Bonds Wellsville 471 Phone 4243JI Glen Freebourgh Compliments of Compliments of East Side Garage Inc. Belmont N. V. The First National Bank of Bolivar Chevrolet — Oldsmobile Bolivar, New York Bolivar Home Bakery 439 Main Street Wedding Cake and Birthday Cake Our Speciality Congratulations and Btst Wishes Dunns’ Dependable Drugs Bolivar - Hornell Phene I S3� We Deliver Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 49 50 Ask For CUBA Ice Cream Bradford Supply Co. Inc. Bolivar N. V. “ The Cream of Qualityn PERFECT Best ishes FOR EVERY OCCASION Compliments of Sanford Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Venetian Blinds (i'nod and flood For 1 Scit� . New York Custom Manufacturing Elmhurst Dairy Inc. Reconditioning Compliments of Pitonv i()l Woilsvilk; Mildred’s Diner Allentown , New Y ork Complete Line Of Dairy Product Market Basket Super Market 51 Compliment of Compliments of Sherwood Briggs General Insurance Allentown N. Y. Phone 4206 w 1 Dwyer Motor Sales Don Dwyer Authorized Buick Sales Service Phone 300 303 Main St. Compliments of Compliments of F. E. Lunn Son Lumber Company Parker Rexall Drugs Harry M. Bryant, Ph.G B. H. Hardware 457 Main St. Phone 452 Bolivar, N. V. 1 Stoll’s Dry Cleaning Bolivar X. . Bolivar, N. Y. Compliments 52 of Merchants Division Wellsville Chamber of Commerce . Bruce Henning 51 Representative Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Empire Gas and Fuel Phone 4 72j2 Company- Ltd PATRONS Bolivar Red White Store Abbotts Diner Hollister’s Service Station Viecu4