Taber and Van Fleet Bride in Trumansburg Ceremony
Miss Nianne Crippen Taber, daughter of Grant and Mrs Taber, married David Wayne Van Fleet, son of Mr and Mrs William VanFleet, in a July 29 1972 double ring ceremony at Mecklenburg Methodist Church. The reception featured square dancing. The couple plans to reside on RD 2 Trumansburg after a trip to New England and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Nianne Crippen Taber
Grant C. Taber
RD 1
David Wayne van Fleet
William D. VanFleet
RD 2
M. Ford Crippen
Mecklenburg Methodist Church
Margaret A. Taber
Linn Henry
James Robbs
Susan Wyckoff
Kelly Raymond
Shelly Raymond
Edward Voorheis
Tom Teeter
William Fletcher
Mark Taber
Scott Voorheis
Pole Barn
VanFleet Farms
New England
Canada
VanFleet
Charles O. Dickerson High School
Tompkins Cortland Community College School of Nursing
Trumansburg Central School
van Fleet Farms
Local Socials and Open House Notes Across Tompkins County
Mecklenburg and Kermit Leonard attended the Pioneer Gas Engine Assn gathering in Fairville. Various neighbors hosted visits and suppers across Ithaca, Trumansburg, Cayutaville, and Slaterville including weddings and birthdays. Open houses celebrated Pauline Sherwood’s 95th birthday and Alfred State’s 25th wedding anniversary with area families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Warren
Kermit Leonard
Pioneer Gas Engine Assn
Fairville
Ed Swedin
Robin
Skipper
Ithaca
Chris Snyder
Deanna
Allen Soule
Howard Russell
Hattie Warren
James Gunning
West Hill
Elizabeth Morris
Trumansburg
Marcus McCarty
Cayutaville
Pauline Sherwood
Alfred State
Cayutaville Methodist Church
Local Visitors from Lakeland Share Time in Area
Bert Drew and sons of Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lovelace visited relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright and Mrs. Frieda Batty and Gene hosted. Ronald Dyal and Amsa Jr. of Lakeland spent weeks visiting kin and attending the Trumanburg Central High School reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Drew and Sons
Florida
Harry Lovelace
Kenneth Wright
Frieda Batty
Gene
Ronald Dyal
Lakeland
Fla
Amsa Jr
Trumansburg Central School
Ulysses Grange Holds August Meeting at Grange Hall
Jacksonville resident Wilbur Gregg returns from the Veteran's Hospital in Syracuse after weeks away. Mrs. DeForest Barkee visited DeRuyter. Olive Personius attended a Will Brown picnic on Hanshaw Road. Norah Kloss and Mar Tripp visited Louis Tripp in El Mira. Ulysses Grange won third at Tompkins Co Fair. August meeting set for Saturday night at Grange Hall. Ethel Myers visited Olive Personius. Polly Kenerson returns to Post Office after two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gregg
Veteran’s Hospital
Syracuse
Births in Truman High area July and August 1972
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Gunning of RD 1 on Friday July 28 1972 at Tompkins Co Hospital Tr umansburg A son Michael John was born to Mr and Mrs James Whitaker Marie Foster of RD Ithaca on Thursday Aug 3 1972 at Tompkins Co Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
James Gunning
Tompkins Co. Hospital
Michael John
James Whitaker
Marie Foster
Ithaca
Tompkins Co Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taber, VanFleet
David von Fleet
Centennial Clowns
Centennial
Molly Springer
Lisa Moraco
Jim Parker
Walter Furman
Kate Croker
Beth Smith
Linda Gill
Kathy Tyrell
Rene Carver
Mary June King
Merilee Colle
Mary Stillwell
Margaret Peltz
Mecklenburg
Nettie Leonard
Jacksonville
Mary Tripp
Polly Kenerson
Wyckoff—Hymes Agency Inc
Edgar W. Hymes
Inland Marine Office
Interlaken
Townsend Hotel
Main ST
Lodi
Paul R. Adams
Alimage Wieen Prand
Neue Jouve
Giesen
Whee
IT Publishing Corp
Ovid
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