Centenary Book Effort Captures Trumansburg History
Mrs. Donald Martin, mother of five, wrote a centennial history of Trumansburg for the village centennial this August. The amateur historian, aided by Zevi Blum’s cover art and Daniel Schreder photographs, plans spring printing and advance sales from May at $2. Bruce Payne and Robert Herrick chair the finance committee.
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Trumansburg
Donald Martin
Zevi Blum
Daniel Schreder
Martin
Bruce Payne
Robert Herrick
Finance Committee
Carrie Martin
Murphy
Chamber Supports First Trees for Trumansburg Planting
The Trumansburg Chamber of Commerce donated funds for the initial trees in a public planting drive tied to the Centennial. Co-Chairs Mrs. Brockman and Richard Lewis will lead a canvass offering lawn trees for April planting and stump removal.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Area
Main St
Mpney
Lewis
Cornell Plantations
Brockman
Newport
Drug arrests at South Seneca Central School prompt youth jail
Interlaken and Ovid summarize arrests of multiple underage individuals at South Seneca Central School for drug offenses. James R Slack, 16, of Willard, faces charges including criminal sale of a dangerous drug and possession of drug paraphernalia. he is to appear before Justice J Aubrey Smith. Other youths aged 13 and 15 were charged with related offenses and referred to Seneca County Family Court.
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Interlaken
South Seneca Central School
James R Slack
Willard
Robert van Son
Robert Manning
NY State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Slack
J. Aubrey Smith
Ovid
Ulysses appoints Tsapis as town attorney
Stanley Tsapis of Ithaca law firm Tsapis Golder Wiggins Holmberg was appointed by the Ulysses Town Board Tuesday night as official town attorney, replacing Robert Williamson. Tsapis, admitted to the New York State bar in 1958, earned a 1954 B A from Cornell and an L L B from Cornell.
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Trumansburg
Stanley Tsapis
Tsapis
Unlicensed dog owners warned in Covert town meeting
Covert town board urged immediate action as 100 dogs remain untagged amid fines and court action starting today. Town clerk John Whittier noted 209 dog licenses issued in January and reported license fees collected, while Highway Superintendent Carl Lincoln announced a surplus GMC cargo carrier obtained through Civil Defense.
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Interlaken
Covert
John Whittier
Therr
Carl Lincoln
Carl
Lodi Board Appoints Short Term Assessor and Reappoints Town Attorney
The Lodi town board named Clarence Ward as short term assessor to fill the unexpired term of the resigned Wilford Grove and Ward was named Chairman of the Lodi Board of Assessors. The board also reappointed Henry Koch of Seneca Falls as town attorney.
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Lodi
Clarence Ward
Wilford Grove
Henry Koch
Seneca Falls
Ward
New Owner Takes Helm at Brown's Clothing in Trumansburg
Mrs Doris Broadwell purchases Brown's Clothing Store on Main Street from Mr and Mrs Burton and Evelyn Brown. The store will keep its general mens womens and childrens lines with added girls and women dresses and coordinated sportswear plus household linens. Hours shift to 9 00 5 00 Mon Tue Fri and 9 00 3 00 Sat with Thursday 7 30 9 00 10 closed Wednesdays. The Browns retire but will help out for a time.
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Trumansburg
Brown’s
Doris Broadwell
Burton
Evelyn Brown
Main Street
Asults
Broadwell
George
Elisabeth
Larry
Kenneth
Senior Citizens
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Trumansburgs
Chamber
Inv. VanSon
Seneca County Family Court
Ulysses
Brown's Clothing Store
By Jean Martin
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