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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
6
Searsburg announces an April 15 meeting at 8 pm with a 7 pm picnic supper. Program to follow. Also notes on cafeteria origin in 1885 New York City and its spread in the United States. Deed transfers listed for Waterloo, Fayette, Lodi, Ovid, Romulus in March.
Dr W Robert Bohelman reports the Red Cross drive reached 60 of its goal. In March the chapter aided 26 military families including 6 deaths and 6 major illnesses, helped 2 servicemen obtain Viet Nam emergency leave, loaned over 150 to 5 veterans, sent messages to Viet Nam and other locations, and collected 135 pints of blood at 852 per pint with 93 pints given free to Seneca County residents. Eleven home fire victims received financial and material aid, with 1900 volunteer hours logged in the county.
Mrs John Knight hosts guests including Harold Wyckoff and Anna Payne of Interlaken in Townsendville. R D Howton family settles at 108 Georgia Lane Belton Mo. Charles Brinkerhoff, son of Helen Brinkerhoff, gains part time work at Seneca Army Depot. A wedding reception honors newlyweds Mr and Mrs Charles Coney on April 9.
Easter visitors included Lillian VanFleet and daughters Mary and Kathryn of Jordan, W D VanFleet family, Edward Voorhers family of Reynoldsville, Virginia Haviland of Kidders, Nivinson sisters of Ithaca, Jill Docharty party from Rochester, Lynch family of Jeffersonville, Gudell sisters from Interlaken, and more locals. Interlaken seniors toured Washington DC this week. area families hosted Easter dinners and Sunday gatherings across Sheldrake, Freeville, Lodi, and Geneva. An Apr 21 Cornell Home Economics Institute luncheon is upcoming for area homemakers.
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