SIX SAYRE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1934 Nine Posts Are Filled For Tilt Against Athens Co-Captains Loughran and Lewis Compete for Left Halfback Position; Snook or Eastham to Start for Waverly WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Filling of two positions on the starting lineup for the Athens game at Athens tomorrow will 1 not be completed until after the Waverly high school football team holds its final rehearsal this afternoon, according to Coach R. C. Friderich. These posts are right end and left half back.
At right end the competitors for the berth are Snook, who has been on the start- EVERYTHING FOR CARS TRUCKS BUSSES AUTO STORES PHONE 71 377 Broad Waverly, N. HECKART ELECTRIC SERVICE HAS MOVED TO 96 Clinton Ave. Waverly, SPECIALIZING IN Welding Starting Lighting and Battery Work WILLARD BATTERIES Tel. 406 Wav. ing team in most of the games this season, and Eastham.
Eastham has given some good accounts of himself and now is considered on a par with the player who has been considered the varsity man for the post. The co-captains are the bidders for the left halfback seat. Jimmie Loughren has been in most of the season while Cass Lewis was on the bench with a leg injury. Last week, however, Lewis took the helm against Sayre and stayed 1 in during the entire fray. One point his favor is his ability at punting, a task which fell on Jack DeMunn's toe while Cass was bench warming.
The remainder of the lineup will be the same as opened the Sayre battle: left end, Sidey; left tackle, Edwards; left guard, Eddy; center, Giroux; right guard, Merrill; right tackle, Felt; right Eastham or Snook; quarterback, Field; right halfback, John DeMunn; left halfback, Loughren or Lewis; and fullback, Jack DeMunn. None of the Red and White players are on the injured list now except Patterson who is definitely out of the game for the remainder of the season due to a head injury suffered in the Owego game. A. RINEBOLD COAL Screened and Washed Telephone Waverly 196-J We MORTON have them IN CURING FOR DUE BOTH NEAT AND MORTON'S SAUSAGE SEASONING 4 25c and $1.00 SAYRE TEED'S PA. Man can you beat these values? $1 DRESS SHIRTS.
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J. Buley, recently seated assistant grand lecturer of the Order of the Eastern Star for the Chemung, Schuyler Tioga district, will be held by Waverly Star chapter, 9, at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. The occasion also will be observed as past matrons' and past patrons' night with Mrs. Louise Hawkins and Lewis N. Coleman presiding, assisted by former matrons and patrons of the chapter.
A picnic, supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock for which the chapter will 1 provide meat, potatoes, dessert and coffee. Mrs. Addie Heath and Mrs. Inez Lenox will be in charge. Elmira Eastern Star members have been invited to attend.
CATHOLIC MISSION WILL OPEN SUNDAY WAVERLY, Nov. 9-A week's mission will be opened at St. James Catholic church Sunday by two priests of the Passionist order, Rev. Stephen Sweeney, C. and Rev.
Flavian O'Donnell, C. P. Service, according to Rev. Thomas J. Toole, acting pastor, will be held each evening at 7:30 o'clock.
There also will be a children's service at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and Masses will be said at 5:30, 7 and 8 o'clock in the morning. The priests who will conduct the mission are expected to arrive in Waverly late today or tomorrow, Father Toole stated. VALLEY MINISTERS TO MEET TUESDAY WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Dr. Harry S.
Fish of. Sayre will address a meeting of the Valley Ministerial association at the Sayre Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, Rev. Raymond P. Wilson, First Baptist church, pastor and association president, announced today. Dr.
Fish will speak on the topic, "Freedom." Rev. W. H. Crawford of Sayre will have charge of devotions at the opening of the meeting. POLYHYMNIA TO MEET WITH MRS.
LA FLEUR WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Mrs. C. J. LaFleur of 328 Chemung street will entertain a meeting of the Polyhymnia club at her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John T. Slater will be chairman of the program committee for the meeting and is arrang. ing a program on "Welch Music." Those who will be heard are: Mrs. Arthur Bingham, Mrs.
Edwin Ellis, Miss Ruth Fish, Mrs. John H. Murray, Mrs. Jessie Russell, Mrs. Harvey Ingham, Miss Henrietta Morgan, Mrs.
William Saphar, Miss Mame Finch and Mrs. Anita Pierce. MRS. ADA MORGAN WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Mrs.
Ada Morgan, 58, died at Ovid yesterday morning. Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. William Smith of Waverly and Mrs. David Hand of South Waverl- three sisters, Mrs. Ezra Stevens of Willseyville, Mrs.
Lena Stevens of Brockton and Mrs. Frank Powers of Binghamton; and one brother, William Soules of South Danby. The body reposes at the Kolb funeral home, 445 Waverly street, from where funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock Monday morning. Burial will be in Lane cemetery at Willseyville. Rev.
L. W. Lunn, rector -of Grace Episcopal church, will officiate. STOLEN CAR RECOVERED WAVERLY, Nov. 9-An automobile stolen from its parking place on Tioga street, Waverly, Wednesday night, was recovered on Talmadge Hill by the owner, Percy J.
Malloy of South Waverly, last night. Residents of the hill reported the machine abandoned there and Mr. Malloy recovered it after being notified by the police of its location. GUSTIN WALCH FUNERAL. WAVERLY, Nov.
9 Funeral services for Gustin Walch were held at the home, (12 Cayuta avenue, yesterday with Rev. Thomas Tighe, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Burial was in the family plot in East Waverly. Pallbearers, all nephews of Mr. and Mrs.
Walch, were: Harold and Stephen Jenkins, Gus and Charles Smith, Verne Walch, and Howard Storch. ANNEMAN HAS 223 MAPLES IN LEAGUE BOWLING CONTEST Harris Bible Class Leaves the Cellar of Hub League by Taking Two Games in Match with Aces; Thornton Average High WAVERLY, Nov. 9-The Harris Bible class, playing its second match of the Hub Bowling league's new schedule, jumped from the cellar last night by defeating the Aces in two games and losing one to the same team, This leaves the Baptist church at the bottom of the list with win and five losses while the Classmen are tied with the All-Stars, Compass class and Orioles with two wins and four losses, each. Anneman turned in a new high single game score of 223 for the Aces in his first round. This is the second highest tally for one game rolled in any league competition over the Methodist alleys this season.
Thornton of the class had high average of 165. Last night's results were: Harris Class Players 1 2 3 T. Av. Everett 127 124 132 383 127 Thornton 170 160 330 165 Johnson. 160 147 128 435 145 Stewart 122 160 156 438 146 Wheeler 168 189 106 463 154 Williams 114 114 114 Totals 691 790 682 2163 Players Wells McEwen Anneman Emerson Manager Aces 1 2 3 T.
Av. 154 162 150 466 155 126 141 147 414 138 223 123 109 455 151 160 130 113 403 131 125 125 125 375 Totals 788 681 644 2113 LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams W. L. Pct. Electricians 6 0 1.000 Kreh's 6 0 1.000 Aces 3 3 .500 All-Stars 4 .333 Compass 2 4 .333 Harris Class 2 4 .333 Orioles 2 4 .333 Captist 1 5 .167 TRY A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE EVENING TIMES--IT PAYS! I BARTON'S INN Charlie Jackson's Melody Kings Shannon, Master of Ceremonies Floor Show, Friday, Saturday and Holidays Listen in WESG from 2 to 3 p.m.
1 Mile East of Smithboro Dougherty's Bakery WAVERLY STREET Saturday Specials All 15c Cookies 10c doz. Jelly Rolls 12c Ea. Whipped Cream Puffs 4c ea. 3 Large Loaves Bread 25c EARL COLE RED WHITE FOOD STORES. 106 Chemung St, Phone 203 336 Broad St.
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19c (SWIFT'S SELECT) ROUND STEAK 25c lb. Complete Line of MEATS and VEGETABLES CLUB SEES CHALK DRAWING AT MEET Illustrated Lecture on 200-Inch Mirror Will Be Given at Inter-City Meet WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Four chalk drawings were given by Charles Wilmarth at a meeting of the Rotary club at Grace Episcopal parish house Thursday noon. Charles drew one picture of a water scene with black background, a cartoon from the letter a winter scene and a log cabin and landscape. Dr.
0. A. Gage of the Corning Glass Works was scheduled to give an Illustrated lecture on the making of the 200-inch telescopic mirror but his appointment was changed so that he can address an inter-city meeting at Sayre later in the month. Visiting Rotarians were Dr. E.
M. Cowell of Athens and Charles C. West of Sayre. RECEPTION INVITATION WAVERLY, Nov. 9-An tion to attend a reception to Mrs.
Reta Hutchinson, newly appointed district deputy grand matron, at Elmira Saturday evening at 8 o'clock been received by Waverly Star chapter, 9, O.E.S., from Loyal chapter of Elmira. 35 Ex-Soldiers Are Enrolled In Last Man Club GRIEVANCE DAY WILL BE HELD NOV. 20 WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Grievance day for the village of Waverly has been set for Nov. 20 in the evening, Village Clark John F.
Harper announced today. The mayor, board of trustees and village assessor will be at the village hall from 7 to 11 o'clock in the evening to hear requests for readjustments of assessments on properties in the village. GRACE CHURCH WILL SELECT 3 OFFICIALS WAVERLY, Nov. 9-Three officers of. Grace Episcopal church will be named at an annual election to be held on Dec.
11, Rev. L. W. Lunn, rector, announced today. They will be: one warden for a two year term to succeed Hart I.
Seely; and two vestrymen for three year terms to succeed William H. Buckpitt and Lewis H. Deidrick, all of whose terms expire. World War Veterans' New Organization Will Hold First Meeting Sunday Evening; Club Regulations Are WAVERLY, Nov. 9-A membership of 35 for the Last Man Club was announced today by R.
C. Kolb of the organization committee. The club will hold its first meeting Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in the Hill's restaurant. An extemporaneous program will be given following a dinner. Membership lists for the organization were closed yesterday and no more members will bet accepted after the first meeting, according to Mr.
Kolb and Stanley A. Potter who have had charge of forming the club. Rules, tentatively mapped by Mr. Kolb and Mr. Potter, provide that membership be limited to World War veterans, that a meeting be held Nov.
10 each year and tables be set for the full original membership, toasts will be given to those members who died between meetings, and once a member misses a meeting except for death or serious illness in his immediate family his name is dropped from the roll. This year's session is being 1 held on Nov. 11 because Armistice Eve is Saturday and many of the bers will be working. LIBRARY TO CLOSE WAVERLY, Nov. 9--The Waverly Free Library will be closed all day Monday in observance of Armistice Day, Mrs.
L. W. Lunn, librarian, announced today. CUSTOM TAILORED SUIT OR TOPCOAT Now as low at $25. It costa no more, but what a difference, ROBINSON BROAD ST.
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