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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
5
An explainer on caucus history and practice notes that Trumansburg hosts two parties the Pioneers and the Citizens with two caucuses planned and about 900 voters in town. It urges registered party members to participate to shape local governance and grass roots democracy.
A narrative recounts surviving a multi day winter storm. The author describes waking to radio reports, plows removing due to zero visibility, rationing fuel and supplies, and neighbors aiding each other. The piece ends with the storm passing and relief anticipated.
Poem contrasts small acts of kindness and speech with the power to brighten lives and ease burdens. It urges speaking helpful words and sharing smiles to lift others and strengthen weary hearts. The piece ends noting most people understand right from wrong, though some resist decisions.
Communities praise highway crews, fire departments, police, and civil defense for round the clock work clearing snow and delivering aid. Hundreds of calls were answered as stranded families received fuel, food, and medical help, with red plow lights signaling assistance.
Romulus resident and Geneva Times reporter Joseph W Trainor died January 26 at Taylor Brown Memorial Hospital Water loo at age 68 after about two months of illness. He served as Romulus councilman elect and longtime district clerk, with a life of public service in Seneca County including education, post office work, and community sports sponsorship. He is survived by cousins Msgr Phillip McGhan and Kathryn Ernsberger.
A letter to the editor from a daughter honoring her father Dr C H Barlow. The writer reflects on his hunting and shooting skill, perseverance in rugged environments, and the craft of healing, praising his courage, patience, and devotion to family. She recalls hunting trips, desert heat, snails, and his workshop in Trumansburg.
A long, satirical meditation on joining numerous organizations from fraternal orders to PTA clubs ends with a obituary for Trumansburg resident Jack Chase. The piece contrasts hobby enthusiasm with the binds of office holding and club succession. Chase, 58, died at his Cold Springs Road home. survivors include his wife Jean and two sons. A humorous witticism about a burglar closes the piece.
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