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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
12
A personal note asks Mrs Murphy to print a reply to the Trumansburg area children who wrote in. The letter expresses hope they have been good, heeded parents and teachers, and remained kind during a busy time.
President Johnson's third nomination of Harry H. Emmons to the 7088 dollar a year Interlaken postmaster post is sent back by the Senate Post Office Committee. Rep. Stratton recommended Emmons. Kennedy supported, Javits opposed. Emmons has served since 1962 and is urged to receive renewed consideration with public letters to officials.
A child writes about visiting each family member on Christmas Eve. They describe Santa delivering gifts like a Johnny speed gun a Barbie doll a 36 stocking a bull dog tank a Vorcom car and a Toy Piano. The note emphasizes belief in Santa and a heartfelt holiday message.
Veteran writer ERNEST D LEET presents a historical overview of New York state constitutional development from 1664 to the 1894 convention. The piece traces suffrage changes, religious freedom, and notable delegates, with emphasis on 1777 1821 1894 reforms and the role of women.
The 1876 traveler Prof Bosco the renowned magician will perform three entertainments at Opera Hall Trumansburg with Europe testimonials and a nightly feature giving away one hundred presents Admission 35 cents and reserved seats 50 cents.
The writer reflects on Christmas as God’s birthday and the joy it brings, contrasts with other gods, and notes holiday cards, then laments theft of outdoor lights after a home display. The letter ends urging parents to take responsibility for their children’s theft.
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