Flag stolen from Interlaken American Legion home
Thief took the United States Flag from the pole in front of the Interlaken American Legion Home. The flag, illuminated at night since November 14, was part of a post resolution. Contact Morris Brown with any information. Blood drives announced with 254 donors at Ithaca Mason Temple and a Rochester Bloodmobile visit to Seneca Army Depot on February 9. Rotary Newsletter notes a juvenile delinquency study facing data collection issues as researchers phone homes at 9 pm.
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Duane C Waid
United States
American Legion
Interlaken
Vietnam
Morris Brown
Ithaca Jaycees
Ithaca Masonic Temple
Ithaca
Rochester
Seneca Army Depot
Rotary
Harry Buck
Local merger debate weighs costs and school needs
A reader defends the school merger plan outlining projected 1970 costs and renovations, argues state aid benefits, and urges informed voter action. The letter critiques opponents for missed meetings, promotes a vocational school, questions tax impacts, and warns against overstatement of savings.
Saturday Night Barn Dances Keep Heritage Alive in Town
The piece recalls old fashioned Saturday night barn dances featuring fiddle banjo and piano, with neighborhood kitchens a jug of cider and a middle man calling steps. It notes how radio records and TV shifted leisure, while praising square dancing by seventh and eighth graders in gym show and mentioning Charlie Ditmars’ dancing.
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Trumansburg
Nellie Gray
Plano
Woodhull Boys
T.V
Charlie Ditmars
Card of Thanks Recalls Interlaken and Ovid Groups
The Wheeler family thanks American Legion Post 462 Interlaken V F W Post 6200 Ovid Interlaken Sportsman's Club and neighbors for flowers church offerings and other kindness during bereavement. John D. Covert thanks family friends and organizations for cards and kindness during illness.
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Interlaken
Lee Wheeler
American Legion
V.F.W
Ovid
Interlaken Sportsman’s Club
Searsburg
John D. Covert
Enfield Mother Verges On Daily Child Of Summer To Spring
ENFIELD On a noon a back door opens and a child called a seasonal kindergartner bursts through with sand in summer or mud in fall. He keeps the house lively with meals, hunger, naps, and playful complaints as the family navigates daily life and a running joke about Missy’s baby.
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Missy
Wagon maker resumes business in Trumansburg
W J Allen restarts wagon manufacturing in the Allen and Ubbi building, aiming at farm wagons renowned for durability. The firm pledges to use only the best materials, serving farmers with reliable wagons. The move recalls the town's historic strength in wagoncraft.
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Trumansburg
Gertrude Carman
W.j. Allen
Allen & Ubli
Russia
Japan
Community thanks for sympathy during bereavement
The family of Charles F. Roarke expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards donations and many acts of kindness shown during their bereavement in TRUMANSBURG.
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Trumansburg
Charles F. Roarke
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Interlaken Review
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Gosh Clor
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Treeenberg NY
Ihas
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Dee Harel
Mercer
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Wsbe
U.S.A
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Pat Gray
Port Arthur
Telephone Exchange
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