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Fleischm anns SectionMonday, Jan. 5, 1959 Mrs. Rose Greene, Editor

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G haiisr No. 5924 Reserve D istrict No. 2REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

PEOPLES NATIONAL BANKOF M ARGARETVnXE

IN THE STATE OF NEW ¥ORKAT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 81, 1958

Published in response to call made by Com ptroller of the Currency, im der Section 5211, U. S. Revised S tatu tes

ASSETS

H iere w ill be no m eeting for the Paren t-T ead ier’s Group for the m onth of January, l l ie next m eeting will be held on Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, a t th e school.

A w ork m eeting of the WSCS of the M ethodist church will be held on W ednesday afternoon, Jan. 14, a t the hon\e of Mrs. Robert Todd. Members are requested to bring m aterial and patterns.

H«dd Open M eetingThe Home Den|ionstration unit

will hold an open m eeting T hurs­day evening, Jan . 15, a t the home of Mrs. Jam es Pavlos. The sub­ject will be on “Learning to K nit” w ith Mrs. M urray Mayes as leader.

Mr. and Mrs. John L id ^ e eind children, Lorraine, D arlene and

I John, of Yonkers spent the week- j end a t the home of his brother- I in-law and sister, M r. and Mrs. I Charles Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Veen of Otego were sup­per guests a t the Bushnell home Sunday evening. Mrs. Veen is a sister of Mrs. Bushnell and Mr.

I Liddle.Cash, balances w ith o ther banks, including reserve balance, o

and cash item s in process of collection____________ $ 436,374.3 0 ' Mac Conwisar and daughter.United S tates Government obligations, d irect and Donna, of Brooklyn w ere weekend

guaranteed ______________________________________ 1,601,434.37 guests a t the home of Mr. andObligations of S tates and political subdivisions--------------- 91,176.59 Mrs. Sam Slavin and family.O ther bonds, notes, and debentures____________________ 132,012.00 jCorporate stocks (including $3,000.00 stock of Federal , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holcomb

t o * ow „od W73, fu r r i tu re <„d $11,265 l l . m w S

__________ Moore of Arkville visited Mrs.O ther a s s e t s ------------------------- ----------------------

TOTAL ASSETS ______________________________$2,701,423.05, Newcomb’s daughter, Mrs. Grace_____ OUski, a patien t a t th e Stam ford

T.TAWTf.I'I'llHaDemand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corpora­

tions ____________________________________________ $1,139,305.43 .... „ ____Time deposits of individuals, partnerships and conw rations 1,009,492.371 of^iS alro tt C enter

hospital, on Tuesday.

The Misses Jeme, N ancy and

Deposits of United S tates Government (including postalsavings) --------------------------------------------------------------

Deposits of S tates and political subdivisions—-̂-------------O ther deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, e tc .)----- ^

TOTAL DEPOSITS ____ .i---------------$2,373,345.42

2 430 00 spent New Year’s w ith th e ir sis- 215’61i !21 ter, Mrs. H arper F airbaim , and

6!50e!41 i family.

TOTAL L IA B rL IT IE S ________________CAPlTAIi ACCOUNTS

C apital Stock:Common stock, to ta l p ar $50,000.(X)---------

Surplus —

Paul Tick, student a t N orth- —$2,373,345.42 eastern imiversity, Boston, Mass.,

accompanied by a classmate, spent New Year’s weekend w ith his par-

___ $ 50,000.00 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tick,____________________________________ 50,000.00 and fam ily on Highmount.

Undivided profits ------------------------------------------------------ 214,690.181Reserves (and retirem ent accoimt for preferred stock) __ 13,387.45! Miss Frances Silberstein and

------------------ Miss Renee CSrami returned Sat-TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS------------------------- - 328,077.63 urday a fte r spending the week

TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS_$2,701,423.05 ^ f S ^ t ^ r . S ^ S ^ B . SBfEMOKANDA

Assets pledged o r assigned to secure liabilities and fo r _______ _______other p u rp o se s ----------------------------------------------------- $ 272,107.76 in Brooklyn.I, E thel I . Edwitfds, C ^ h ie r of the above-named bank, do solemnly

■w ear th a t the above sta tem ent is tru e to the best of my knowledge and ETHEL L EDWARDS, Cashier

Correct—A ttest: ORSON S. HAYNES LEROY SCOTT WILLIAM SPERLING

DirectorsS ta te of New York, (bounty of Delaware, sss

Sworn to and subscribed before me tbiS 5th day of January, 1959, and I hereby certify th a t 1 am no t an officer o r director of th is bank.

WALTON F . HELEY JR ., N otary Public My comraissian exjrires M arch 30, 19S9

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H erbert Mathews of M anhattan, owner of Miller’s taxi, was in town on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, son, Ralph Jr., and daughter, Carole, were Sunday afternoon and sup­per guests a t the home of his u n d e and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jb lian Fuller, and family in T rout C]reek. Miss Ann Fuller accomi>a- nied them to her home after sp e n (^ g the week w ith her cous­in, Carole.

B irth of D aoc^terMr. and Mrs. Jam es Barber be­

came the peu:ents of a daughter a t M argaretville hospital on Wednes­day, Dec. 31. Brenda Lee tipped the scales a t seven TOunds 12 ounces. Mrs. H arris B arber of Syracuse spent Friday and S at­urday in town to see her new granddaughter.

B irth of SonRev. and Mrs. Richard T ait of

Clovesville became the parents of a son, Timothy Brian, weighing seven pounds 13 ounces, Friday, Jan. 2, a t M argaretville hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Abram s of Cornwall-on-the-Hudson were din­n er guests of her m other, Mrs. H enrietta Solomon, Sunday. They also visited a t the home of her brother, David Solomon, and fam ­ily. Their son. Jay, retim ied w ith them a fter spending the we6k a t the home of his uncle and aunt.

Mr. and Mrs. F rank M ariotti entertained 20 friends and rela­tives a t a New Year’s eve party and a t diimer on New Year’s day.

Miss CHara Goslee of Jew ett, form er homemaking teacher a t FHS, spent fr6m ’Thursday until Tuesday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene eind family.

Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Blish en­tertained a t dinner on New Year’s day Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bouton and son, Dennis, of H alcott Cen­ter, Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Wool- heater and son, Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. Maricm Blish and son, Richard, of Redkill.

FN Richard Craft, stationed in Portsm outh, N. H., spent the weekend w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W alter CJraft Sr., and family.

Miss Naomi Shaver has re ­turned to her studies a t Albany STC after spending the holiday vacation w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shaver.

Mr. and Mjrs. N at Mann and children and her m other, Mrs. Victoria Doueck of Brooklyn, visited a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Alton Sunday. Mrs. Doueck and family are summer residents and owners of Lincoln house on W agner avenue.

Enjoyed SkiingJohann Anderson of New Jersey

and Jack S triel' of (Chicago spent New 'i ’ear’s and the weekend a t

I the A rthur Anderson home, “The ; L ast Resort,” on Green hill. They were joined by a party of friends Friday. All enjoyed skiing a t the Highmount ski center.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gougoutris entertained his father, Thomas (Sougoutris of M anhattan, and his aimt, Mrs. Anna Baehm qf the Bronx, a few days during the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Fuller and children. M erry Lou, Cathy and Mel, and Mrs. Elwin Maxim and children, Pam ela and Steven, spent Sunday a t the home of their brother, (jharles Greene, Rifton.

Dr. and Mrs. W illiam (Ztohen and sons, Ian, Joshua and Eddie, visited fr ie n d and relatives in Brooklyn, Long Island and Con­necticut during the holiday week.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Kelly and children, Charlene and Fred, spent the weekend w ith his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Kelly, in Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B allard of Vega visited a t the home of his sister, Mrs. H arper Fairbaim , and family Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maxim of Hyde P ark w ere New Year’s eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers and a ll attended the New Year’s eve pfurty a t Kass iim.

Mrs. Jesse Finch of Vega visit­ed her aimt, Mrs. Jessie Kelly, Wednesday.

Mrs. Fannie Bushnell returned to her home in Flushing, L. I., Saturday a fte r spending the holi- dfiys a t the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Caiarles Bushnell.

Miss Beverly Darling returned to her studies a t Ithaca college aftei: spending the holiday vaca­tion w ith her la ren ts , Mr, and Mrs. Sollie Darling.

Mrs. Jam es Fuller and children, M erry Lou, C^athy and Mel,' and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fuller made a trip to Oneonta "Juesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Combs, daughter, Ann >Iarie, and son, Alan, of Woodstock spent Friday w ith his m other, Mrs. Bessie Combs a t Clovesville.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kj^alik and daughter, Patricia, of the Bronx, summer residents of High­mount, accompanied by her brother-in-law and sister of Long Island, spent Sunday on High­m ount visiting their son, (3eorge Kralik, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T ick .

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F lnnerty and daughter, Constance,, spent New Year’s day a t the home of his brother-in-law and sistisr, Mr. and Mrs. H arold Townsend.

Hmne From FloridaMiss B etty Ann Birdsall re­

turned Saturday a fte r enjoying a week’s vacation in Miami Beach, Fla. Miss B irdsall le ft Sunday to resume her studies a t Syracuse imiversity.

Mr. and Mrs. H arold Greene and son, Barry, of Ellenville spent Sunday w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. CJrawford Greene. They also visited a t the home of his brother, Donald Greene, and family.

Miss Marilyn W est spent New Year’s and Friday w ith her friend. Miss (Uarole Greenberg, in Big Indian.

Mr. an d Mrs. Louis Rockwell of AUaben visited his m other, Mrs. Lelia Simonson, Simday.

Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Goldstein, newlyweds, visited her grand­mother, Mrs. Joseph Lem er, Sun­day afternoon. Mrs. Gtoldstein is the form er Candy Lem er, daugh­te r of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lerner of Oceanside, L. I.

Congratulations!Congratulations to Mr. and

Mrs. Thomas Smith, who will celebrate their fifth wedding an­niversary Jan. 16; to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Slavin on their 12th wedding anniversary Jan. 19; to Mr. and Mrs. George Alton on their seventh wedding aimiversary Jan. 20.

Greetings! ^B irthday greetings to Joanne

M ariotti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BYank M ariotti, on her fourth birthday Jan. 8; to Dennis Balcom oh his ninth birthday Jan. 16, and to Mrs. Fannie Bush­nell Jan. 18.

Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Mac- redy retum ed to their home in New York city a fte r si>ending the summer a t their home in Town­send hollow.

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Herron of Poughkeepsie spent the holi­days w ith her m other, Mrs. Helen Brannen.

Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Blish were New Y e ^ s guests a t the hcmie of Mr. and Mrs, Harold W right in Clovesville.

Mrs. Ned Kelly and Miss M ary Owens of Allaben were luncheon guests a t the home of Mrs. John Alton Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Searle and son, John, of M argaretville were dinner guests of her m other, Mrs. John Alton, New Year’s day.

Mrs. Marion Blish attended th e funeral of Mrs. Edith Jones in Margaretville- Monday afternoon..

Joe Kelly, scm of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Kelly of Redkill, is con­fined a t home w ith tonsilitis.

Jam es Davis has returned to his studies a t Ithaca college a fte r spending the holiday vacation w ith his family. Jam es celebrated his 20th birthday Thursday, Jan. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent K ittle of A rkville w ere Saturday evenings guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Barton.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Denis of New York city and a friend were Sunday overnight guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mayes.

The Fleischmanns fire depart­m ent was called out a t 9:40 a. m. Tuesday for a chimney fire a t the home of Marion Ballard. No dam­age was done.

H a l c o t t C e n t e r

Broke Hip in Kitchen Fall

H alcott Center, Jan. 6. — Mrs. Robert Van Valkenburgh suffered a fall in the kitchen of her home Saturday aftem oon. She sus­tained a broken hip. She was im m ediate^ taken by ambul£ince to M argaretville hospital, where she is under the care of Dr. Huggins. Due to her advtmced age, her condition is considered serious.

L ittle Russell Bouton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Bouton, was a weekend patient a t M argaret­ville hospital.'

Mr. and Mrs. K enneth S treeter were guests a t the home of Mr. M d Mrs. Virgil S treeter in M ar­garetville on New Year’s.

iMr. and Mrs. Lee Osterhoudt

and family of Johnson City were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. an^ 'M rs. John Van V alkai- burgh. M arcia Osterhoudt, who had spent the holidays w ith her grandpsirents, retum ed w ith her parents. '

Mrs. M. K. Morse w as,a patient a t M argaretville hospital for a Sew days over the weekend.

The WSCS will' hold an all-day m eeting a t the home of Mrs. Charles Ploutz on Wednesday, Jan. 14.

Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Stone of Stam ford visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E verett Stone, for a few days la s t we^k.

R eturned F .om H oqiitalF rank B ^ rs was a patien t in

M argaretville hospital for m ost of la&t week. H e returned home Saturday. •

H ere for the HolidayMr. and Mrs. Clayton Cole of

Saugerties, Mr. and -Mrs. F red­erick Bouton and family of Shokan and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bouton and family erf Kingston spent New Year’s day w ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bouton.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo M estyanek and daughter of Kingston spent th e weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Mestyanek.

Baby Under SurgeryMr. and Mrs. Julian E ^ch took

their baby son to Albany Monday w here he will undergo surgery in Albany hospital.

The M orty Blooms of New York city spent th e holidays a t their home in town. They en­joyed skiing on Belleayre.

Mrs. Donald Ballard entered M argaretville hospital for tre a t­m ent Simday.

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. S treeter visited their son, W inton, in F ranklin Sunday.

Gm dition Is SeriousWe are sorry to report th a t the

condition of Oscar S treeter, who is ill a t th e home of his sister, Mrs. Sherm an Thompkins, in Fleischmanns, rem ains serious.

AllabenAllaben, Jan. 6

Mrs. Benjamin Gulnick Sr. and children, Betsy, Burton and George L., and grfmdchildren, Gertrude, Linda, CSeorge and Al­fred Leonardo,, of-K ingston visi­ted a t the home of Miss M arjorie Gulnick on Sunday.

Dr. Lewis Payne, Mrs. Payne and two sons of Fem dale spent the weekend a t the home of Mrs. Evangelme Keesler. Dr. Payne had charge of the F ree M ethodist church services on Sunday. He is district superintendent of the Free M ethodist-conference in this section.

Harold Quick leaves for the Navy this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Pasqual Marco, w ith friends, Mr. and Mre. Leh­mann, of Ostoria, L. I., were call­ers recently.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sweet and daughter, Sharon, of Roscoe visi­ted a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berryann Satim iay.

The members of the Allaben women’s Missionary sodiety of the F ree M ethodist church will m eet a t the home of Mrs. W illard Gul­nick on Friday evening.

The Misses Sheiron Rotella and T era Van Leuven are on the side l i s t

Friends of Rev. and Mrs. CSeorge L. Payne, form erly of Shandaken, have received o ^ d s from the Paynes, who have gone to CaUfomia to live.

PhoeniciaPhoenida, Jan. 5

Mr. and Mrs. CJlifford Segelken, daughter, Adele, and son, Carl, had dinner w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W infield Baldwin, in W appingers Falls on Sunday. Roger, who spent a week w ith his grandparents, the Baldwins, came h(xne w ith his parents.

Mrs. Daniel F . Ennist is spend­ing a m onth w ith Mr, and Mrs. W illiam Newton an d -fam ily a t Litchfield, Cbnn.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the M. F. W hitney Hose Co. had Its firs t m eeting of the , New Year a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zatloukal on Monday evening.. Plans for th e coming year were

'discussed.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sm ith had dinner w ith Mr. ̂ and Mrs. May- nar Haynes Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. W ellington Lasher left for Miami, Fla., Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Shultis Jr., W illiam Jansen, his son, Billy, and Mrs. Thomas Jansen attend the wedding of Jade Thomas Man­chester and Miss LtStenA Douglass of Eastondale, Mass., oh Sunday, Dec. 28. Jack is a grandson of Mrs. Thomas Jansen.

Big IndianBig Indian, Jan. 5

Mr. and A fc. Joe LaRocca and family spent seversd days in New York during the holidays.

* B irth of D aughterCongratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Craig on the arrival of a daughter Christm as eve a t the M argaretville hospital. H er name is Delphine Rae. She weighed eight pounds seven ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F rasier and daughter, Debbie, are guests a t the Craig home.

Mrs. E leanor Eignor, chairm an of the annual polio drive in Big Indian and Mrs. B arbara Maxwell in Oliverea. Folders will be in the maUs soon. A basketball game and an ehtertainm ent will be held a t the Onteora school for the bene­f it of the polio foundation.

Mr. and Mrs. W alter K roft spent Wednesday and Thursdiiy «f last week in New York. Their service station will be dosed on Wednesdays until fu rther notice.

Giary M iller was "a victim of the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. F rank Wranovics and fam ily spent Christm as w ith his family in D ry Brook.

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Albany, Dec. 29. — Associated Industries of New York, repre- s ^ t in g over 1,000 m anufacturing employers of 500,000 persons, have joined litigants who claim th a t the s ta te ’s unemployment insur­ance tax, paid by employers, was never intended to provide benefits for a bride Who quit her job to get m arried and then applied for jobless pay.

The bride is Mrs. Sheila Shaw, form erly of E ast Chatham, now residing in N orth Tonawanda. As Miss Sheila O’Connell she was

enqdoyed Iv the General MutualInsurance Co. of Albany. She quit the job tipon m arrying. Her case has a ttrac ted wide^mad in terest. H er d a im foe Jotde» benefits was initially g ra n te d ' la s t August w ithout the six weeks waiting period required law of those who quit their jobs without good cause. H er employer ap­pealed. The referee sustained' the chum, and the S tate’s Unemploy­m ent Insurance Appeals board iqk held it, too. The case then moved to the Appellate division of the SiQ>reme court' where it was affirined by a split decision of three to one. I t now goes to th e highest tribunal, the New York Court of j Appeals.

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