Enfield Grange Elects A New Secretary And Schedules Meetings
Enfield Valley Grange No. 295 held Jan 10 with 10 members. Eight December nominees approved. six new candidates slated for February. Secretary Nellie Hubbell resigns effective upon new election. State Deputy Russell Luce will attend Feb 14 meeting. a 1st and 2nd degree installation is set for March 3 at Enfield School with about 20 to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Enfield Valley
Bob Carpenter
Nellie Hubbell
Hubbell
Nellie
Grange
Mitch Gray
Russell Luce
Luce
Enfield School
Edward Marshall
Mecklenburg Rd
Doris
Woody Specht
Mecklenburg Family Welcomes Daughter Kimberly Ann
Mr and Mrs Byron Towner announce the birth of a daughter Kimberly Ann at Schuyler Hospital on January 28 1967. The story also notes visits and events including weddings and hospital stays among local families in Mecklenburg and Ithaca New York.
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Byron Towner
Schuyler Hospital
Kimberly Ann
Enfield Board Opens Bids for Town Wood Pile
Town board members opened bids for the wood pile at the February meeting. Five bids were received with the highest bid from William Dean of Berkshire at 75.50 dollars. The board extended dump privileges to the Town of Ulysses for one more month until March 15. The next meeting is scheduled for March 1 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfielwine
Enfield Town Board
Willaim Dean
Berkshire
Ulysses
Last of the Comanches at Trumansburg PTA series
The PTA film series shows Last of the Comanches at 7 p.m. Friday in Trumansburg Central School. Starring Broderick Crawford and Lloyd Bridges, the desert tale follows a small band surviving a Comanche raid amid thirst and hazards, ending at 8:35.
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Trumansburg
PTA
Trumansburg Central School
Broderick Crawford
Lloyd Bridges
W S C S to Meet at First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet on Thursday February 16 at the First Methodist Church. A luncheon at 12 30 p m will be served followed by a meeting with Ruth Hymes presiding. Devotions and a program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ruth Hymes
Local Notes on Health Visits and Community Events
Jacksonville Douglas Wilcox had an appendectomy at Tompkins County Hospital last Wednesday and expects to go home this week. Adrian Personius and his wife attended a New York Holstein Association meeting in Buffalo. Florence Wire returned home from Horseheads after visiting her daughter and family. S A Alig and son Ronald of Binghamton dined with Mrs. Ernest Allen and returned to Binghamton. The Ulysses Grange meeting at George Baker's was postponed to February 25.
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Douglas Wilcox
Tompkins County Hospital
Adrian Personius
Buffalo
New York State Holstein Association
Florence Wire
Horseheads
S.a.alig
Ronald
Binghamton
Alig
Ernest Allen
Be Sure You Have Sparements Before Venting
A brief admonition urges readers to hold back anger and count to ten before criticizing someone else. It suggests keeping calm and choosing constructive words to avoid hurtful exchanges.
The Way to Love Anything Might Be Lost
A reflective aphorism on valuing love by recognizing its impermanence. It suggests that awareness of possible loss deepens appreciation and commitment to what one loves. The sentence invites mindful affection and caution against taking relationships for granted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Snedeker
Robert Herrick
John Snedeker
Enfield Grange
Mecklenburg
Robert Batty
Leroy Batty
Delvin Skinner
Eleanor White
Margaret Martin
Ithaca
Philip White
Earl Shannon
Reynoldsville
Allen Soule
Philip Fried
Tompkins Co
David Wooley
Donald Warren
Charles Warren
Townline Rd
Kathryne Warren
Warren Teeter
Immaculate Conception Church
Marian Bower
Tompkins Co. Hospital
Asa Culver
Paula
Gloria
Florida
Henke
Freeman's Sporting Goods
W.S.C.S
Jacksonville
Mary Tripp
Jannuary
Lowe's Mobil Service
Holton
Valentine
Fanny Farmer
Candies
Henri Rudeau
Superbe
Bath Trio
Wrisley
Yardley, Shulton
Lenthric
Valentines
Holton’s Pharmacy, Inc
Charles A. Stewart
Pharmacists
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