Historical Wyoming County July 1956 - Old Fulton History
Historical Wyoming County July 1956 - Old Fulton History
Historical Wyoming County July 1956 - Old Fulton History
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<strong>July</strong> <strong>1956</strong> Page 1? 5<br />
MILESTONES (cont.)<br />
Arcade's Industrial growth is being expanded with the erection of a<br />
$1,000,000 expansion program to the Motorola Inc., which will increase<br />
the size of the plant 50%o In January announcement was also<br />
made that the American Machine & -Foundry Co. had acquired through a<br />
merger the 0'Dell & Eddy Co0, a subsidiary of the United Block Go.<br />
and would erect a finishing plant for the rough-hewn maple bowling<br />
pins and shoe lasts manufactured at Arcade for many years.<br />
The $1 ,270,000 Letchworth Central Junior-Senior High School was dedicated<br />
at Gainesville, Dec. 26th„ Following an Open House during<br />
the afternoon, attended by an estimated 2,500 persons, dedication<br />
ceremonies featured an address by Dr. Robert S„ Fisk, dean of the<br />
School of Education, University of Buffalo„<br />
Social Forces in the Middle East is the title of a new volume by<br />
Professor Sydney N„ Fisher of the <strong>History</strong> department of the Ohio<br />
State University, and a native of Warsaw and son of the late Addison<br />
Wo Fisher, attorneyc Publication was by Cornell University Press.<br />
Officials of Boy Scouts In Livingston and <strong>Wyoming</strong> counties have<br />
formed a new scouting district under the name of "Nun-^Da-Waga, "<br />
which means 'homelands' or s home in the hills.' Comprising twentyfive<br />
towns with about 1,1+00 cubs, scouts and explorers, the new unit<br />
hopes to expand its program under the direction of its district<br />
chairman, George Traber. Ill of Perry.<br />
A site of 185 acres near Johnscnburg has been purchased by the Niagara<br />
Frontier Area of the Christian Service Brigade for use aa a boys<br />
camp. Buildings on the property will" 1 be converted and in due course<br />
the project will have facilities for upwards of I4.OO boys.<br />
The 50th anniversary of the Attica Grange was observed in late February.<br />
Chartered March 2, 1906,' seven surviving charter members received<br />
pins as a part of the recognition ceremony. These were<br />
Arthur Merle, Ernest Rechter, Frank Marley, George Sonderlclier > , Mrs.<br />
Otis Benham, Mrs. Leo Stedman, and Mrs. Ray Sierk.<br />
Henry C„ Wolfe, supervisor of the Town of Pike, received appointment<br />
as postmaster at Pike, March 2'j>0 Henry C. Wells, a member of the<br />
town board for several years n/vive • to fill the vacancy created<br />
by the resignation of Mr. Wolfe.<br />
The Middlebury <strong>Historical</strong> Society, <strong>Wyoming</strong>, has scheduled another<br />
Homecoming Day, Saturday, August 6, and is maintaining Open House at<br />
the Academy, Sunday afternoons throughout the summer. During the<br />
year past, the society has installed a kitchen and powder room and<br />
has projected plans to ultimately furnish the building with 19th<br />
century furnishings and acquire a fireproof safe to protect a<br />
growing collection of valuable records.