Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.Y. THE EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951 PAGE FIVE Sayre, Waverly Tennis 1st Round Ended First round play in the Waverly Men's double tennis tournament has been completed and Don Kirkland and Art Geiss, Sayre champions, drew byes to move directly into the finals which will be played over the weekend. Tomorrow night Gord Morison and Ben Greene will meet George Angus and Wallace Young in the semi-finals match. Angus and Young easily took the first set from Dave Fowler 90m DRUG BROAD WAVERLY WOOL ACROSS WORTHS FROM Dana presents SOLID COLOGNE Lavender- -the one fragrance everybody loves and the one fragrance that's the always correct accent for any and fashion color. Dana has every captured it in all it's fresh LAVENDER; true beauty in a fabulous, coolSOLD ing, tingling SOLID cologne.
Do try it. $2 plus tax. and Jerry Cooley, 6-1, last night, but were extended before winning the second set, 8-6. Morison and Greene dropped Le Nolan and Joe Wolf, 6-2, 6-3, to move into the semi-finals. Kirkland and Geiss had little difficulty with Ed McCabe and Fran Hoffa they decisively won, 6-1, 6-2, last night at Sayre.
Former Athenian Dies at Buffalo After Accident Mrs. Lillian Underkoffler of 323 South Lincoln street, Palmyra, Pa. died unexpectedly Tuesday in Pottsville hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Aug. 10 near Tower City. She was the mother of Russell D.
Ehrhart of Hummelstown, Pa. D. 1, formerly of Athens. She was 58 years old. Her husband, Gurney Underkoffler, was driving their car at the time of the accident but was unhurt.
Mrs. Underkoffler received a compound fracture of the right leg and a ruptured diaphragm. She was taken to the hospital after the accident and although her condition serious her death came suddenly. Besides her husband, she is survived by five sons, James, at home; Marlin and Hilbert of Palmyra, Albert of Phoenixville, Russell of Hummelstown, seven grandchildren. and Mrs.
Underkoffler visited in the Valley many times. The funeral will be held in Palmyra Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial in Orwin, Pa. Former Athens Man'sMotherDies Mrs. Bess Fuller Newman, widow of Thaddeus Newman, formerly of Athens, died Tuesday in Buffalo.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ward W. Watrous of Chatham, N. and Mrs. Walter B.
Head of Wanaka, N.Y., and two sisters, Mrs. Ida B. Wood of Buffalo, and Mrs. William Klem of Buffalo. "Burial will be in Tioga Point cemetery Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Sayre SUMMER'S GONETIME TO GET READY FOR WINTER COAL PRICES INCREASE SEPT. 1st PLENTY ON HAND NOW Hudson Coal AT Athens Fuel Co. PHONE TAlly 3341 Rev. Thompson, Towanda Pastor, Dies in Packer Rev. Austin Thompson Towanda, retired pastor of the Church of God, died yesterday afternoon in the Robert Packer hospital.
He was 58 years old. He suffered a stroke August 19 after preaching the guest sermon at the Towanda church and lapsed into unconsciousness. He never regained consciousness. A native of Maryland, Rev. Thompson made his nome with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Whipple of Towanda RD 6. He was ordained in 1924 and held several pastorates in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his wife; four sons, Austin, Jr.
of Somerset, Elwood and Alfred of Chester, Pa. and Charles of Towanda; one daughter, Mrs. Paul Whipple of Towanda RD three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Clifton Sweetman of Stanton, Del; and two brothers, Elwood of Wilmington, Del. and Harvey of Henderson, Md.
The body is at the Archer Funeral home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Olive Nichols Dies Following Long Illness Mrs. Olive Nichols of Ferry street, Athens, who lived nearly all her life in Sayre, died at 5 o'clock this morning after a twoyear illness. She was 85 years old.
The daughter of Harry and Melinda Rogers, she was born in New Albany in 1866. She was a member of the Church of Christ in West Sayre. She is survived by: two sons, Lee A. Nichols and Ornal B. Nichols of Sayre; a daughter-inlaw, Mrs.
Wilbur Nichols of Athens; a sister, Mrs. Ellen Rochefeller of Flint, 15 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The body is at the Kolb funeral home, 126 North Elmer avenue, Sayre. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock with Rev. Clifton E.
Dawson of the Church of Christ officiating. Private burial will held at Tioga Point cemetery at a later date. Schedule for Waverly Junior High Is Given Students of the Mary W. Muldoon Junior high school should acquaint themselves with the new term's first week schedule. It is as follows: Wednesday, school will call at 8:45.
Doors will open at 8:30 and parents are urged to arrange for the arrival of their children between 8:30 and 8:45. School will dismiss at 10:30. There will be no school in the afternoon. Home room assignments will be posted on the outer doors and on the corridor bulletin boards. Students are urged to consult these before going to rooms.
New students who have not already are to report to the library. Thursday, doors will open at school will call at 8:45, and dismiss at 11:45. There will be short periods in the morning and no school in the afternoon. Friday will be the full day of school with the session starting at 8:45 and dismissing at 3 p.m. Russia's major far eastern oil field is on Sakhalin Island.
Big Girl Now JUST A FEW YEARS ago, film starlet Margaret O'Brien wore knee-length skirts and a pigtail when she visited New York. Quite a glamorous Junior Miss she is now as she prepares to take off for London after a Manhattan visit, (International) Hit Run Trial Is Postponed The trial by jury of Richard VanAuken, 18, of. Waverly, who is charged with leaving the of an accident which resulted in personal injuries to a South Waverlyite, has been postponed from today until next Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at village Clarence W. McCray, who will preside, stated the postponement was granted at the request.
of both the attorney for the defense, Alan J. Friedlander, and District Attorney H. H. Smith, who is prosecuting. Eighteen Waverlyites were on a jury panel which is to report for the trial.
A six-man or woman jury is to be seated. VanAuken was arrested by Officer Richard Boyle of the Waverly police force after it was alleged that a car operated by him struck and hospitalized Adelbert Vanderpool of South Waverly and then left the accident scene. Courting The Sun ATTIRED in a bathing suit that guarantees a minimum of interference for the sun's rays, Shirley Hayes presents a pretty picture as she poses on the sands at Miami Beach, Florida. (International Soundphoto) ENDS TONITE BOB'S NEW DAMON RUNYON LAUGH RIOT I DAMON The RUNYON'S I BOB starring MAXWELL: NOLAN-DARWELL A Paramount Picture with ANDREA KING FRED CLARK HARRY BELLAVER Produced by Directed by ROBERT WELCH SIDNEY LANFIELD Screenplay by Edmund Hartmann, Robert O' Bries and Fresh Dialogse by Irving Diesos Story by Edmand Beloit Based on Demon Lemon Drop PLUS News Cartoon STARTS FRIDAY CATTLE DRIVE AY TECHNICOLOR Starring JOEL DEAN CHILL McCREA- WILLS Accidents Send 8 to Packer, 2 Others Injured Accidents sent eight persons to the Robert Packer hospital for treatment yesterday. Five of them were children.
Donald Donahue of 218 low street, Athens, was admitted with a fractured left hand. He caught it between two cars while working at the Lehigh Valley railroad last night. Mrs. Earl Tracy of East Smithfield fell on the steps at home and fractured her left wrist. Thomas Baglini, 3, son of Varese Baglini of 1009 North Leavenue, Sayre, injured right heel while riding with his brother on a bicycle.
Edward Kelly, 15, of 99 Maple street, Sayre, sustained a Two Are Arrested On Traffic Counts Two persons were arrested in Sayre yesterday on traffic violation charges, one of them being fined $10 and costs, while the other is awaiting hearing. Floyd V. Rowe of 405 Broad street, Waverly, was fined Justice of the Peace Harry Tyson for driving too fast for conditions. Patrolman Jack Hale testified that Rowe was clocked going 55 miles an hour on S. Lehigh avenue.
Harold Hall of 102 First street, also arrested by Patrolman Hale, is charged with passing a stop sign at Spring and Cayuta street. He will go before Justice of the Peace Albert Frank for hearing. Air Conditioned Weller BEST SOUND IN THE VALLEY TONITE ONLY 7 9 OLIVIA de HAVILLAND ERROL FLYNN ANN SHERIDAN DODGE CITY WHEN THE WILD WILD WEST WAS AT ITS WILDEST FRI. 7 9 SAT. 2-7-9 A A GREGORY PECK 40 fights back for from love of his life! the ONLY THE VALIANT ALSO STARRING BARBARA PAYTON WARD BOND TORS- IN CART VALLEY UNDER THE DRIVE IN NOW MOVIES PLAYING STARS THEATRE IN TECHNICOLOR Thrilling Western Range War! "HIGH LONESOME" John Barrymore Jr.
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Lee Keir of Ulster received treatment for a sprained ankle suffered a week ago. Donna Marie Quick, 3, daughter of Walter Quick of 112 North Elmira street, Athens, sustained a laceration of the left foot when she stepped on a sharp object. Two other persons were hurt in area accidents but were not taken to the Sayre hospital. Mrs. Charles Schroth of Wyalusing fractured both elbows in a fall at her home Sunday.
She was taken to the Tyler Memorial hospital for treatment. She fell down the front steps at her home. Alan French, 2, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Charles S.
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