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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
9
The sermon by Father Bernard Hanna on New Year’s Day urges living by God’s plan with practical aims. It emphasizes time as equal for all, avoiding waste, taking action, improving oneself, and treating each day as potentially the last. Also includes obituaries for Budd Boyer and Sherman Northrup with funeral details and survivors.
The 1877 entry notes the Village Board will consider new proposals for kerosene lighting items including burner tops glass chimneys wicks and matches at the upcoming session. The 1904 entry mentions Congress contemplating higher salaries for the president vice president and lawmakers and the cost of living. The 1905 item praises local humane care for a horse in Tru mansburg and cites a drought year with a small dried apricot crop since 1958.
Seneca County Health Department lists January clinics in Waterloo Geneva Ovid and Interlaken. Cheate Clinic and Adult Mental Hygiene services run at multiple sites with appointment numbers. Child Health Consultations and Orthopedic clinics are set for Waterloo Ovid and Willard State Hospital in nearby towns. Court house Annex hosts weekly Child Guidance sessions, and Parents classes begin January at Ovid Health Center with registration lines.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William White of Trumansburg on Sunday December 17 1967 at Tompkins Co Hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton of R D J on Monday December 18 1967 at Tompkins Co Hospital.
Army Private Kenneth C. Lisk, 19, son of Mr and Mrs John K Lisk of Seneca Falls, fired expert with the M-14 near completing basic training at Ft Dix New Jersey on December 5. His wife Clarissa resides at 181 Fall Street Seneca Falls.
At a December 21 meeting the Board of Directors of Security New York State Corp declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on common stock. Dividends payable February 1, 1968 to stockholders of record January 19, 1968. Security New York State Corporation is a bank holding company with members Security Trust Company of Rochester and The State Bank of Seneca Falls.
Seneca Falls hosts the annual meeting of the Seneca County United Fund on January 9, 1968 at 7 30 p m in Hotel Gould. The session marks the end of the group's first year after reorganizing and launching a fund drive with a goal of 80 605 for fourteen county agencies.
An organizational meeting of the Connecticut Hill 4 H Club was held December 9 at leader Leon Grover’s home. Wesley Rouse, Schuyler County 4 H agent, attended as a guest. The project will be Electrical Fundamentals. Officers elected include Lee Grover President Woody Jennings Vice President Darwin Terry Secretary Treasurer Kevin Terry Recreation Leader and Mike Grover Reporter. Roby Soule is the Junior Leader. The next meeting is planned for January 6.
Mr and Mrs Julian Johnston of Sayre Pa and Miss Louis Johnston were guests of Mr and Mrs E W Petterson on Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Glenn Dean left for their water home in Florida and Mr and Mrs Duane Waid and family spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Gerald Winchell of Belgout and Mr and Mrs Fay Wald of Smethport Pa. Many college students also spent the holidays.
The piece urges prayers of living faith for healing, citing James 5 15 and testimonies of peace before healing. It emphasizes making prayers powerful and vital in God s healing love while noting raisins and prunes constitute about 85 percent of dried fruit production.
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