Miss Elizabeth Nicol Retires From Tompkins County Clinic
Miss Elizabeth Nicol retires as of December 31 1971 from the Tompkins County Mental Health Clinic Ithaca where she has served as a social worker for six years. Previously with Cayuga Home for Children in Auburn for seven years she moved to Trumansburg to be near family. An alumna of the University of Chicago she earned a Master’s in Psychiatric Social Work and was feted with a retirement party and a surprise gathering at her home.
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Trumansburg
Elizabeth Nicol
McLallen St
Tompkins Co
Ithaca
Auburn
Cayuga Home For
Nicols
Univ. of Chicago
Assemblywoman to open local office in Tioga Street courthouse
Assemblywoman E. Cook announced a part time district office on the second floor of the Tompkins County Courthouse to hear constituents every Thursday from 3 to 5 pm. She notes a fiscal crisis in New York State and the impact of potential tax or program cuts. Also mentions Tioga County's separation from Tompkins County and thanks the county board. In Trumansburg a December 21 1971 crash on Route 96 involving Douglas Treleaven caused injuries. charged with driving while intoxicated and treated at Tompkins County Hospital.
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Ithaca
Constance E. Cook
Tompkins County Court House
Tioga St
Trumansburg
Douglas Treleaven
Interlaken
Rt. 96
T Burg Motors
Treleaven
Tompkins County Hospital
T-Burg Fire Dept
Tompkins County
Rattan to head Exploring Division
TRUMANSBURG The Louis A Fuertes Council Boy Scouts of America forms an Exploring division with Charles T. Rattan of Trumansburg named full time director for high school age Exploring. He is a two year staff member previously District Executive for Fron tenac and Owasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Louis A Fuertes Council
Boy Scouts of America
Charles T. Rattan
Rattan
Frontenac
Owasco
Tompkins
Tioga
Council
David R. Dunlop
Brooktondale
Thomas Moore
Jacksonville Community Association January meeting and Grange events
The Jacksonville Community Association will host a dish to pass supper at 6 30 p m Monday January 3. Ulysses Grange 419 schedules its regular meeting at the Grange Hall Saturday January 8 with a film. The Jacksonville Homemakers Club Christmas party December 21 featured a luncheon and cookies for shut ins.
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Jacksonville Community Association
Ulysses Grange
Grange Hall
Jacksonville Homemakers Club
George Baker
Ann Marble
Elizabeth City
Baker
Genoa
Richard Brewer
Oklahoma University
Mary Tripp Noted as Christmas Holiday Guest Attendees
Miss Mary Tripp was a guest of Mr and Mrs Donald Kenerson for a buffet supper on Christmas Eve. She later dined with Mrs Olive Personius on Sunday. Visitors at Raymond Swarts Christmas Day included her niece Iva May Aiken and children Michael and Daun of Freeville along with her sister Thelma Lovelace and family of Ithaca and others from Ithaca.
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Olive Personius
the Knowles
Painted Post
Dennis
Syracuse University
Nancy
New Paltz Teacher's College
Ann Marble
Elizabeth City
N.C
Jacksonville
Carl Thalhopfer
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Brewer
Scott Kenerson
New York
Donald Kenerson
Louis Tripp
Elmira
Frances Cole
Horseheads
Mary Tripp
Paul Stott
Robert
Navy
Peter Stott
Indiana
Raymond Swartwood
Lynn
Ann
Tammy
Karen
Raymond Kenny Gorton
Iva May Aiken
Michael and
Daun
Freeville
Thelma Lovelace
Della
Ithaca
Henry Ink
Ronald Simon
Bob Soyring
New Year Calendar Highlights in Trumansburg
Community events listed from January 1 to 7 include a New Year turkey dinner at the Methodist Church, plus multiple meetings and activities. Highlights feature Lodge 157 on Monday, Sr. Citizens Directors at Ulysses Town Hall Tuesday, and Rotary American Legion and various circles and clubs throughout the week.
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Alice Conover
Methodist Church
Ulysses Town Hall
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Church
Catharine Hoffmire
Searsburg
Elizabeth Raymond
Wesleyan Circle
John McConnell
Fire House
Rotary
American Legion
Presbyterian Chapel
Searsburg Grange
Mecklenburg Meeklenburg Mecklinburg Dish to Pass Supper and Christmas Events
About 25 Home Economics Unit members shared a Pass supper with Mrs Warren Coats and enjoyed a Christmas party with gift exchange on Tuesday. Senior Citizens held a Christmas dinner in Trumansburg Wednesday attended by local residents. Charles Carman hosted visitors from Kayutah Lake at the Elcor Nursing Home in Horseheads, while Mrs Gordon Olmstead received a call from Millport. Multiple birthdays and social visits noted, including John and Jim Warretts eighteenth birthday celebration. A Roswell Park Hospital patient, Francis Ink is a logical patient. Donna Gaige visits from Buffalo for holidays. January 6 1972 featured greens burning and fellowship supper at Mecklen burg with a 7 p.m. supper and around 8 30 p.m. departure. Firemen donated twelve boxes for shut ins.
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Warren Coats
Stewart Coats
Merle Crippen
Raymond Darling
Trumansburg
Robert Morris
Kayutah Lake
Charles Carman
Elcor
Horseheads
Robert Batty
Gordon Olmstead
Millport
John Potter
Park Close
Carl Warren
Gene Batty
Steven Gulyas
Leonard Soule
John
Jim Warrett
Francis Ink
Roswell Park
Buffalo
Donna Gaige
Cansus College
Donald Gaige
Mecklenburg
Henry Stannard
Covert
Hattie Warren
Christmas Cheer At Local Auxiliary Party
Dryden resident Frank Wixom visits Kermit Leonard and Sally as Eleanor Soule and Clara Coats help pack for the Nettie Leonard Auxiliary Christmas party set for December 28. Libbie Searles recovering at Schuyler Hospital.
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W.S.C.S
Clara Coats
Eleanor Soule
Frank Wixom
Dryden
Kermit Leonard
Sally
Lloyd Chisler
Libbie Searles
Schuyler Hospital
Montour Falls
Lewis Gridley
Asa Culver
Edwin Percey
Todd
Florida
Trumansburg First Baptist Church Schedule Jan 2 10 11
January 2 10 00 Communion Service and 11 00 Bible Class at Trumansburg First Baptist Church Sermon by Rev Richard Bausman Casting Fire Upon the Earth Coffee Hour to follow Choir practice Tuesday January 11 Annual Church Meeting at 730 PM in church parlor Reports received and officers elected
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Trumansburg
Richard Bausman
New Year’s Eve Driving Peril Warned by Officials
Authorities urge minimal travel on New Year’s Eve as holiday drivers may be impaired. One careless motorist could cause a fatal mistake on crowded highways during celebrations.
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Sheriff's Report
General Insurance
Albert Smith
Howard R
Charles E. Stewart
Nettie Leonard
First Baptist Church
Millspaugh Bros
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