Interlaken notes on friends travel and church events
This week in Interlaken lists visits from Reed Patterson of Muncie to his Patterson relatives, with best wishes to Mr and Mrs Thomas Duffee Jr. It notes multiple local gatherings, nursing school graduation, weddings in Doylestown, and a busy Vacation Bible School season along with fairs and judging events at area venues. It ends with a regional vegetable production update highlighting western states and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger Lakes
Reed Patterson
Muncie
Ind
M.L. Patterson
Thomas Duffee Jr
Duffee
Debbie Terry
Joseph Dickerson
Tompkins County Hospital
Lillian Brewer
Edward Daulton
Finchburg
Mass
James Sheppard
Stephen Hillbrand
William Perry
Mundelein
Denver
Colo
Merton Smith
Palmerton
Paul
Tampa
Fla
Ernest Hillbrand
David Baldwin
Columbia University School of Nursing
New York City
Louise Simons
George Baldwin
Buckingham
David
First Baptist Church of
Doylestown
Glenside
H. Robert Keeler
Jack
Baldwin-Simons
Keelers
Clarence Pell
Lodi
Interlaken
Geneva General Hospital
The
Baptist Church
Syracuse
South Seneca opens registration for K 8 students
South Seneca Central School district students in grades K through 8 must register on August 30 and 3. The K 4 group will register with Mr McGonigal, and grades 5 8 with Mr Vangalio and Mr Kay. The high school guidance office is open Monday to Friday the week of August 30 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Appointments with Mr Elliott are available at 532 4412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seneca Central
Vangalio
McGonigal
Kay
Elliott
Judy Burdin to Speak Sunday at Lodi United Presbyterian
Judy Burdin returns from two years teaching in Ghana West Africa to speak at the 10 a.m. Sunday service August 29 at Lodi United Presbyterian Church. The event closes the summer guest pastor series and invites public attendance as church school and worship resume September 12. Geraldine Locke decorated a birthday cake for August birthdays at the Lodi Grange picnic August 17 with about forty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Judy Burdin
Lodi United Presbyterian Church
Burdin
Ghana
West Africa
United Presbyterian Women
Regnard A.m
George Johnson
Wylan Mann
US Agricultural Exports Hit 1971 Record of 7.8 Billion
U S agricultural exports rose to a record 7.8 billion dollars in fiscal year 1971, up 16 percent from 6.7 billion in 1970, signaling strong demand for farm products abroad.
Boat sinks off Lodi Point on Seneca Lake
A thirty-foot house boat capsized off the Lodi shore of Seneca Lake Sunday evening after a large wave struck. Seven aboard including Thomas Ingerson and his family reached shore safely with help from local residents. Fire officials and law enforcement investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clyde Lodi
Lodi Point Road
Lodi
Seneca Lake
Iroquois Marina
Geneva
Thomas N. Ingerson
Severna Park
Ingerson
Watkins Glen
Lodi Point
Jack Davis
Interlaken Grange to Elect Officers at September Meeting
Interlaken Grange No 160 schedules a regular meeting on Saturday September 4 at 8:00 pm in Covert to elect officers for 1971 72. All present officers and members are urged to attend. New York ranks third in total ice cream production behind California and Pennsylvania with 71 million gallons in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Interlaken Grange No 160
Interlaken Grange
New York State
California
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ovid
Grace Hiltbrand
Herbert Mickel
Charles Horton
Howard
Helen Bassett
Massachusetts
Helen
Gerry
Jamestown
Hamburg
Erie County Fair
Cobleskill Fair
Valerie Bassett
Joyce Vann
Trumansburg
College of the Virgin Islands
Valerie
Geneseo
Arthur Cluff
Jerome, Ariz
Fred Camp—bell
Irland
Seneca Falls
Gladys VanKirk
Fred Campbell
Emerson Irland
Phoenix
Ariz
Duane Ward
Craig
Robert Brown
Ward
Allegany
First Baptist Church
Merton Fitzgerald
West
New York
Dodge Boys
W.T. Pritchard
South Seneca
Lodi Grange
Ness Funeral Home
Off Street Park Ag
Strns
Septii
Whittier’s
Seneca
Robert Northrup
Duck
Eugene Huff
Gerald Brewer
Michael Raigan
Mder Kos
Vic Ta Ac
Hull Heating & Plumbing, Inc
W. Seneca St
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