Snow children named in notices from local families
Citizens of Tomorrow Kelly 2 1 2 and Scott 6, children of Mr. and Mrs. William Snow, Diane 2 1 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Immerman of Trumansburg are listed in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Scott
William Snow
Diane
Andrew /immerman
Trumansburg
Robby
Tommy
Danny
Patty Carol
William Pritchard
Interlaken
Trumansburg Notes Include Local Visits and Elections
Trumansburg area news covers Mrs. Arthur T Snow Sr. hospital stay after a fall, Updike mid term recess from Ithaca College, and Schaefer family travels to Pensacola for officer candidate school. Local social events feature church activities, bridge gathering, ski outings near Cortland, and postmaster Snedeker's Albany trip.
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Arthur T Snow Sr
Tompkins Co
Larry A Updike
Ithaca College
Francis H. Schaefer, Jr
South St. F
Andreas Schaefer
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Aviation
Andy
Naval Hospital
Newport
R.I
Dallas
Tex
Frank
Sgt. Quirk
Dallas Community Theater
Anna Roger Schaefer
Richard King
Arthur T Snow Jr
Jimmie
Holly
Anderson Ski Runs
Cortland
Floyd Jeffers
Bryan van Fleet
Annis Sears
Elinor Dean
Helen Conde
Catharine Hoffmtre
Relief Society of the Church of Latter Day Saints
Trumansburg
Viola Ripley
Saleor
Connie Lewis
Bonnie Wood
Myrttle Voorheis
Jaycee Corner Membership Meeting and Spoke Update
Over 65 prospective members have been turned in and will be invited to learn the Jaycee Story on February 24. The regular meeting will be brief followed by orientation and a movie. Seven men are currently pursuing a Spoke Award with progress cards in use. Skip Amberge leads.
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Skip Amberge
Pheasant Chick Program Deadlines Set for 4-H Members
Ithaca area 4-H youths may apply for free NYS Conservation Department and Cornell chicks with a 7 week release, training on April 14, and records rewards. Quotas 35 for first year members and 70 for new families. Applications from Albert O. Meier, 4-H Office, Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Tompkins County
N.Y.S. Conservation Department
Cornell University
Albert O. Meier
4-H
S. Fulton Street
Attic and Basement Common Fire Origins Highlighted
The National Fire Protection Association notes 16.4 percent of dwelling fires start in three storage areas attic basement and closets. This highlights risks within typical home storage spaces and the need for vigilance.
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National Fire Protection Association
Promoted To Utility Farm Service Representative In Ithaca District
Charles H. Collins formerly street lighting representative for New York State Electric & Gas Corp in Liberty has been promoted to farm service representative in the Ithaca District. Announcement by district manager Robert L Moon notes succession of Henry W. Simons to assistant manager of rural sales. Collins joined NYSEG in 1963 at Liberty after Navy service and farming career. He is active in Liberty Lions Club Liberty Junior Chamber secretary and a director of the Liberty Employes Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Collins
New York State Electric & Gas Corp
Liberty
Ithaca
Robert L Moon
Collins
Henry W. Simons
Nyse&g
Cornell University
Navy
Liberty Lions Club
Liberty Junior Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Employes Association
Liberty District Speakers Club
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Carl Potter
Newport Chevolet
Frederick Biggs and Son
Ridgeway, Pa
Elwood Smith
Camp Street
William Adie
Strawbridge St
Klaus
Washington
Coast Guard Training Center
Cape May
New Jersey
Edwin D. Patrick
Paul Campbell
Chris
Marcellus
H.J. Davenport
John V.B. Rice
New England
John E. Snedeker
Snedeker
Albany
Empire State Postmaster’s Assoc
DeWitt Clinton
Nat. Committee For Constitution
Snedekers
Cooper Tire Distributor
Carroll's Sales & Service
Elmira, Rd
the Jaycee
Ann Parker
Binghamton
Carol Snow
Bev Davis
Dolores Chase
Goldsmith Nursing Home
Linda Thayer
Taber Tire Shop
Maurice Bower
Perry City
Et Insurance
N. Y
Sunoco
Hank’s
Sunoco Service
Rte
Fairgrounds
T-burg
Pioneer Party Caucus
Trumansburg Fire Hall
Black’s Heating & Plumbing
Black
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