My Kitchen Trials and the Cowboy from the Clear Fork
Narrator recalls failed cooking attempts from baked beans to pudding and shortcake as family jokes about her clumsy meals. The piece ends with a reflection on modern conveniences and a final line defining a taxpayer as someone who avoids civil service exams.
Ovid Band Wins First at Trumansburg Fair Thanks to Jacoby
Ovid Central School Band earns top visiting band honors at the Trumansburg Fair. Head of music Robert Jacoby supervised a seven week summer program across Ovid Willard Hayts Corners and Lodi, teaching 144 pupils including 40 beginners. The summary notes Jacoby’s patient instruction across cornet flute clarinet and drums and highlights the band’s summer activities and progress.
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OVID
Ovid Central
Trumansburg
Robert Jacoby
Ovid Central School
Bob Jacoby
Willard
Hayts Corners
Lodi
Lodi United Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
New South Seneca Central School
Interlaken
Ovid School
Remembering Trumansburg Through Time and Trade
A compact historical survey notes abundant crops in 1834 harvests around Trumansburg and rich meadows. 1836 dentistry ad touts teeth preservation. 1905 trolley line chatter links Ithaca to Elmira via Mecklenburg. 1910 urging men to praise wives for daily encouragement.
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Trumansburg
Gertrude Carman
J.A. Thompson
Ithaca
Elmira
Mecklenburg
Odessa
Deaths OVID J S Brewer 47 of S Main St
James S. Brewer 47 of South Main Street Ovid died Aug 8 at Taylor Brown Hospital Waterloo after illness. Funeral at John D Covert Funeral Home Ovid with Rev Chester Zogg. Burial Union Cemetery Ovid with full military rites by Arthur J Depew Post 6200 VFW. Survived by brother Lewis Willard and half brother Kenneth Ludlowville. Brewer WW II veteran. Pallbearers Frank Lilla Carlos Young Kedric Covert Clayton Traphagen Harold McDonald Joseph Lichak.
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Ovid
James S. Brewer
S. Main St
Taylor-Brown
Waterloo
John D. Covert
Chester Zogg
Union Cemetery
Arthur J. Depew
Lewis
Willard
Kenneth
Ludlowville
Mr. Brewer
Helen Brewer
Frank Lilla
Carlos Young
Kedric Covert
Clayton Traphagen
Harold McDonald
Joseph Lichak
Svensson Rites Held After Sudden Death in Huntington
Sven L Svensson aged 44 of Deer Park Long Island died unexpectedly at Huntington Hospital on Aug 6. He is survived by wife Lorraine, two sons Martin and John, mother Carolina, three brothers and three sisters in Goteborg Sweden. Funeral Sept 10 at Rhode Covert Trumansburg with Rev Earl Gross. burial Grove Cemetery. Bearers listed.
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Trumansburg
Sven L. Svensson
Deer Park
Long Island
New York
Huntington Hospital
Huntington
Lorraine Terry Svensson
Henry C. Terry
Martin Svensson
John Svensson
Carolina Svensson
Goteborg
Sweden
Leo C Palmer services today in Interlaken
Leo C Palmer 75 of Lodi died August 12 1968 at Tompkins County Hospital Ithaca after a short illness. Born in Michigan he lived in Interlaken for years and belonged to the Interlaken Sportsman’s Club. Survived by brothers John Palmer San Diego and Roy Palmer Ithaca sisters Mrs Merle Campbell Interlaken and Mrs Catherine McElroy Ovid. Funeral today Thursday August 15 1968 at 4 p m at Hurlbut Funeral Home Interlaken conducted by Rev George Johnson United Presbyterian Lodi burial Lakeview Cemetery Interlaken Bearers listed.
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Lodi
Leo C. Palmer
Frederick I. Biggs Dies in Pennsylvania at 58
Frederick Irwin Biggs 58 of Ridgway Pennsylvania died Saturday August 3 1968. Born February 5 1910 in Trumansburg he attended Cortland High School and Cornell University electrical engineering graduate. He worked at Elliott Manufacturing Co later a private consultant. Survived by wife Frances Dempsey Biggs a son Frederick C Biggs II and sister Rebe Biggs Smith. Committal at Grove Cemetery Trumansburg. Funeral held.
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Trumansburg
Frederick Irwin Biggs
Ridgway
Fredrick C
Maude L. Biggs
Cortlan High School
Cornell University
Chi Psi
Delta Club
Elliott Manufacturing Co
Frances Dempsey Biggs
Frederick C Biggs
Rebe Biggs Smith
Trumans- Ridgway, Pa
Grove Cemetery
Lafay ette Hawkes Dies At Home Trumansburg
Lafay ette E Hawkes 26 of Il Whig St Trumansburg died at home after a WWI Army service in France He was a charter member and past commander of the Arthur E Bouton American Legion Post He is survived by wife Ina Campbell Hawkes two sisters and nieces and nephews Funeral Tuesday at Ness Funeral Home Grove Cemetery burial officiated by Rev Earl Gross First Federated Church of Ulysses Also notes 1967 consumer spending for services hit 200 billion dollars a record high and housing costs comprise about half of that total
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Trumansburg
Lafayette
E. Hawkes
Il Whig St
Ted Hawkes
Arthur E. Bouton
American Legion
France
Hawkes
Ulysses
Ina Campbell Hawkes
Thorne Hulbert
Stamford
Conn
Merle W. Baldwin
Ithaca
Ness Funer
Earl Gross
First Federated Church of Ulysses
Grove Cemetery
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