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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
8
Death notices for Leon S. Church 87 of St. Petersburg and Herbert L. Haney 79 of Romulus Ovid with details of careers in law county judge school board and farming. Church had Interlaken ties and burial plans at Lake View Cemetery Interlaken. Haney formerly thrashing and chicken farming with survivors and funeral details provided.
Mrs Ruth Brandson 70 of Main Street Trumansburg died Sunday July 30 1972 at Tompkins County Hospital. She was a New York State Bar Association member and Hadassah member and served as a library aide in New York City schools for years. Survived by two sons William of Winnetka Illinois and Robert of Newton Massachusetts one daughter Mrs Edwin Joseph of Main Street one brother Dr Alvin Liberman of Chicago one sister Mrs Oscar Bardy of Brooklyn nine grandchildren. Services 10 am Tuesday at Riverside Memorial Chapel Brooklyn burial Mt Carmel Cemetery Ness Funeral Home in charge.
Clarence J. Moore 74 of Trumansburg and Ithaca died Tuesday August 1 1972. He is survived by his wife Alice of Geneva a son James and a daughter Eunice of Geneva a step daughter Ruth Dean of Canandaigua five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services will be held at the family's convenience with Rev Dolen Morris of the United Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Grove Cemetery Ness Funeral Home in charge There are no calling hours.
Romulus residents share travel updates and family gatherings from Pennsylvania visits. The Rev John W Irwin and youth group attended New Wilmington Missionary Conference at Westminster College. James M O Connell and family mark 49th anniversary with a Fayette Hotel dinner. Gideons International speaker Russell Hurlbutt entertained at the Presbyterian Church and a floral tribute honored Andress and Avis Ross.
Community column thanks readers for news tips and announces next caller Phyllis Morrow. Several social visits are recorded including visits in Syracuse Port Byron Lodi Center Cayuta Cobleskill Varna and Newfield with families such as Rumsey Harris Morrow Wilkins Welch Frost Carmel Ward FitzPatrick Teeter and Teeter relatives.
Ovid Center Danny Beardslee spent a week at the Conservation Environment Education Camp in Rushford, sponsored by the Interlaken Sportsmens' Club. Delegates from Kathy Akins included Beardslee and Kevin Rankin. Various residents report visits, birthdays, campouts, and family gatherings, including trips to Weatherly Pennsylvania, Camp Comstock, and a Maine vacation.
The Annual Doane Reunion for descendants of Madison and Rebecca LaDue Doane met Sunday at the Earl Terry home. Twenty six attended the picnic with the youngest Karren Morrow and the oldest Emma Mattison. The farthest traveler was Mrs. Helen Stahl of Tucson. Guests came from Ovid Willard Waterloo Burdett Valois Geneva Rushville Interlaken Lodi and Erie Pa. The next reunion is August at the Terry home.
In 1971 the New York State Police fleet covered 54 899 672 miles far enough for about 2 200 trips around the world.
Community notices list visits by residents to Driftwood and Sweden, a Catskill Game Farm trip, a yard sale at the Wyckoffs, and various greetings. Lodi Grange schedules a family picnic at Waylan Mann's Grove and a rummage sale in August with IOOF Building as backup venue. Public events include Interlaken Museum Open hours and area grange activities through September.
Community calendar outlines August events across Searsburg and nearby towns. Union services at No. Pavilion Taughannock Park August 13 and 27, bloodmobile visit August 23, bake sales and bake sale fundraisers, Sr. Citizens event, baby clinic, church suppers, and a Searsburg Church supper open to the public.
Nearly 40 percent of analyses come from local departments. More than half of NYSP patrol cars will gain speed-detection computers in 1972.
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