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DANGEROUS 8c4 REXEVUS FIRE Blain Barn om Odd Peto. Frop erty imperiled Beart of Town, sotrenevi, April 25. — About + ovlock Saturday afternoon the peace fu sueakty of the Vilage was broken by Weving of the fire bell. Prompt response t0 fire call by ene fire lad dies til Team work used in such. 2.ome bore brought to a rapid might have prove to is fire, had some occurre nt or had gained five minuter + headway, serious property tuss ould have resulted. The large barn, in the rear of The post office and be longing to the Odd Fellows’ lodge, yooperty caught fire from burning gives which had evidently ignited from an amoldering bonfire. Rated to the barn were Linge auro grates, a turret of gibt and several gasoline drums. The latter were empty hut tutes and quinor explosions could have happened had it not been for the Miieat work of the men handling the blaze, one ordinance wantonly violated to several parties during the fire was turning over the fire hose with autos ami wakuns while the stream of water was Playing on the burning atractive. Ignorance of such a regulation does not excuse the culprits and should be given careful Consideration. The Sche nevus National bank, Wickham's res taurant, Jarucci# barber shop and the post office are buildings situated very near the storage barn. Property is covered by insurance. Mrs. Carlton Stevens II, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Stevens ar rived at thelr cottage, “Claracarlmue,” Friday afternoon from their home In Syracuse, beinging with them in their Paige car tome household foods. The resple planned to return to Syracuse Saturday, but owing to the sudden ill ness of Aire, Stevens early Saturday morning, Plans were abandoned and a phone call to the mister, Mrs. Clara Hedden, of Schenectady, brought that lady here In two hours’ time. At this ‘writing the condition of Mrs. Stevens is much improves. Ming Yuan-To Week. The following committee, appointed by the village president,T. B. Lippin cot in feater clean-up week, met t he session Friday evening: Herbert Hernard, Georgs Chamberlin, Morrell Grant, Walder H. Tipple and William R. Robbing. The committees reported Progress and bet to notify the resi dents of the community that the week of May 7-14 will be observed as Clean, Up week. Before that date there will be ample opportunity to have ashes and refuse removed from individual Properties. With a good spirit of co operation much benefit may be form ed to beautify our village. Howe, Bureau Meeting, A meeting of the Schenévus. Tiome; Bureau will be held Thursday after noon at the home of Afrs. S. Ci. Vaughn on Main street.. All members are urged to be present, an interesti ng program is planned, Meeting call- It to order at % o'clock sharp, Nutri-/ Uth members bring calendars and query unmwers, dressmaking members the one-piece dress under construction. Eascre Stars Shine Totighi. A regular meeting of Sehenevus thanter, Order of the astern Sear. Ws held Tuesday eventos in ie: Mueonie lodge foome at 1230 oslo, Meiers are requested to be present. Home After Homrquavod, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Groat of Utes, ‘he have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gilbride, left here on Monday, working. The young couple are on t heir honeymoon. Disrict Deputy ‘Visits Rebekah. On Friday evening, the 25th, the Winontha Rebekah judge will receive the Gstrict deputy. Mrs. Jennie Flint, M Utegu, in her offical capacity. The embers at the lodge are planning the Program For the guest of honor . Visitors from out of town are ex- pect Tanqueto and see dal Occa- Hon wil bring oft a large gathering Fridsevsmagn Completing Asem Holt, . The assayment roll of the village: @ Schenevus for the year 1923, x copy! MO which is in the hands of the vill Sst clerk, Leo B. Bennett, and may inspected to the first ‘Tuesday in May, the Sth, at the office of the ‘clerk, located in the office suite of At, ‘torney James J. Friery. On Tuesday afternoon, May 8, from } to 4 o'clock. The board of assessors will be at the Fire Department building on Arch atrect to hear complaint. The viltage board is compared of T. J. Lippincott, PF. OT. Stever and J. C. Nosbinn who concelee the bound of assessors. , Kon Supp. The sapper at the Typtiet vtoureds on Wednesday will be served by the ladies of the church and a cashlab invitation to be present is extended to the public, ‘Mrloter Mourton, Week-end guests of Mr and Mrs. A Michael Jilbride were Mr. and Mex, 4. Woran and daughter of Allen, sister, brotherelpelow and afere at Mrs. Gilbride. — Mrs. Victoria L. Whiteford van im Albany Monday on business. — Mire Miaurday Arnold Jag returned from @ week's visit to her daughter in Schenectady. — Mrr. and Mrs. John 2. Wild wo ¥ honey lady over Saturday at Sunday. Mrs. B. Stanley € Apont: Friday and Saturday in Schenectady with her aughter, Mrs. Leroy Gardner, pre paratory to the departure of the lat ter Maturday evenitts for her home in Chicago. — Mr. and Mr. Fred Flatt of Milford were guests of Mr. and Alms. Charles Noxon Sunday Mike Latell Hatstead wos a week-end Buea of her friend, Miss Pearl Stark, in Albany, == Mrs. T. L. Léppineset was in Warpursville for several dust last week on business matters. — The Misses Stickney are having a new, perch built on the rear of their house on Lower Main street. — Webb Chare! and daughter, Betty, of Herkimer, spent the week-end in town with his parents, Mr. w and Mrs. Gr. Whase. Mrs. Vera Cook of Albany is in town for the week. On Monday the inter ment of the remaina of her uncle, the life Peter B. Bronk, will be made in the Schenevus cemetery. While in town Mrs. Cook will superintend the dsmantling of the Bronk home on Main street, in anticipation of renting the property. — Mr. and Mrs. Tyler ,M. Chase and Join Chase motored to Owego Saturday with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer Chase, and were guests of another son, Ford Chase, and family ever Sunday. ~— Vor POW Avethe ne iN meter mney a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lappine cett Saturday and Sund: Closuing Up Mair strevi. Having serayed and caned the side streets of the village during the past ten days, efforts were diverted on the main thoroughfare Saturday. A force of men were out with the large hose belonging to the fire de partment and the streets were Hush ed and cleaned in excellent shape In ‘a few hours. Evidences of spring ac tivities among the corporation author ster are gratifying Indeed to the tax payers.
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Oneonta Daily Star
Oneonta, New York, US
Tue, Apr 24, 1923
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