The Greene County Guardian, April 4, 1957

THE GREENE COUNTY GUARDIAN April 4, 1957 F * K i r * STOP THE WEDDING—Scenes shot during rehearsals for the Bowersville-Jefferson High School Senior Class play include the: group shot of the entire cast and the "handcuff scene" during the second act. The play is to be presented April IT at 8 p. m. in the school auditorium. Nick Tanchen Found Dead in Room at 71 Nick Tanchen, Russian-born shoemaker who had lived in Jamestown since 1921, was found dead in his room early last F r i d a y morning at the Heifner Hotel in Jamestown. He was 71. Mr. Tanchen had been in failinghealth for some time. Born in Rus s i a March 12, 1886, he came to the United S t a t e s in 1 9 1 3 , then to Jamestown in 1921 where he opened a shoe repair business. top-quality flat wall paint REG. * C 3 2 g a l . SALE PRICE Let us recommend a painter. Easiest painting there i s . . . no priming, no sealing . . . single stroke with brush or roller produces the luxurious flat finish of quality wall paints. ONCE'OVER costs less .... no undercoats to buy. Fast-drying . . . within, one hour it dries decorator-flat. Truly durable. . . can be washed repeatedly to look like new. Ask for free color card. Bowersville Senior Class Play Is Apr. 11 The Senior Class of Jeffer­ son High School at Bowers- v'ille, under the direction of Mrs. Rose Haines, will pre­ sent a three-act comedy en­ titled, "Stop the Wedding, ” Thursday, April 11, at 8:00 p. m. in the school auditor­ ium. Me mb e r s of the cast are Neil G u s t a f s o n , Mryner Creamer, Jane Chitty, Joanne Pauley, Ma r y Starr Batch- elder, J a n i c e Whitt, Jean Mendenhall, J a n e t Davis, Janet Spurgeon, Ima Purdin, Russell Devore, Gary Hen­ derson, John Williams, Bob Marshall, Larry Guthrie, Jo­ ann Harbison, Fred Borst and Dave Purdin. T i * 1 1 m i t t 1 lentz, J. Leo Wells, Arnold | k ) W C r s \ l I I ( ' 1 O W T l s l f i V | l ( ‘ Dircteen, William Shawhan, Ralph Guess and sons and John D. Stover._________________ 4-H CLUB MEETS T h e Jamestown Kitchen­ ettes 4-H Club met Tuesday night at Greeneview South School. The club now has 22 members. The leaders are Mrs. Virginia Rudduck, Mrs. Betty Jones and Mrs. Mary Fowler. The p r e s i d e n t , Connie Lockwood, read the rules of the club. The s e c r e t a r y , D i a n e Ward, read the roll call and two members were absent. The members voted to have dues of ten cents at each meeting. The next meeting will be Ap r i l 9 at 7 p.m . at the school. . He has no known relatives in this country. Funeral services were held Monday at the Powers Funer­ al Home with the Rev. Ferd­ inand Kylius, p a s t o r of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Burial was in J ame s t own Cemetery. LEGION CELEBRATS The American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary of Ce- darville celebrated the Le­ gion ’sbirthday Saturday eve­ ning with a covered dish sup­ per. After a delicious meal, games were enjoyed by those present. Greeneview Menu Here’s next week's menu for Greeneview Schools. Monday-beef and noodles, green beans, plums, bread and butter, milk. Tuesday - cream turkey on mashed pot at oes , spinach, fruit jello, cheese wedges, bread and butter, milk. Wednesday-barbecue sand­ wich, b u t t e r e d corn, cole slaw, orange juice, milk, Thursday-meatloaf, parsley potatoes, cranberry s a u c e , ice cream sandwich, bread and butter, milk. Friday-tuna fish salad, peas and carrots, peaches, cookie, bread and butter, milk. Grange Host Jamestown The third and fourth degrees in the i n i t i a t i o n of new members were conferred on a large class of candidates last T h u r s d a y night. The Grange at Bowersville played host to Jamestown and to­ gether they inducted their c o m b i n e d classes. While some half dozen others were unable to be present the fol­ l ow i n g people were taken into full membership of the order: Larry Copeland, Dean C o p e l a n d , James Hoover, Owen Ande r s on , Sherman Bowen, Larry Guthrie, Roger Guthrie, Harold Arthur, Nor­ man D un 1ap, Jane Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Albers, Mr. and Mrs. James Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Harry Scott, Charlotte Tay­ lor and Hugh Haines. Mi s s H a z e l C h a f f i n ol Jamestown sang, very nicely, the appropriate degree songs. The c a r n a t i o n -decorated Jamestown team was headed by Mr. Eldon Heinz as Mas­ ter and Mrs. W. M. Henry played the marches. D e g r e e team Master for Bowersville was Mr. G e n e Guthrie and Mrs. Guthrie was pianist. County Deputy Grange Mas- ter Howard Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were present for their duties of d e g r e e work in­ spection. •Local Master Dick Jenks in­ vited the near-hundred crowd to the dining room for food and fellowship. The Jamestown Merchants Association, at its Thursday night m e e t i n g in Curley's Restaurant, voted to draft a formal letter of welcome to the implement dealers' or­ ganization and pledge the local group’s cooperation in staging the show. Tops DHIA P a u l T o w n s l e y and son copped the Dairy Herd Im ­ provement Association test­ ing for February' in Greene County with a herd average of 4 4 .2 pounds butterfat and 1,107 pounds milk per cow. Mark and Maynard Binga- mon came in s e c o n d with 40, 3 pounds butterfat and 1,038 pounds milk. Lauris Straley and Sons, 39. 5 and 1, 132; Mt. St. John School, 39. 5 and 913. The remainder of the top 14 l i s t e d , in order, were Howard Paxon and son, Fred G. Wolf, K e n n e t h Boyer, Herbert Fields and sons, Sam Harshman and Da v i d Cob- For a Profit Finish... 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