Editors 2¢ Worth: Printing Expansion and New Publishers
The editors announce they will step back from publishing to focus on their printing business and consult on layout and design. They praise Paul and Jean Dickinson as the capable new publishers and urge advertisers and readers to support the transition.
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Paul and
Jean Dickinson
Paul
Jealouf
Duane
Wanda Waid
Religious Coalition Advocates Abortion Rights Support
A letter dated 12375 highlights the New York State Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights and its aim to safeguard the legal option of abortion. The coalition spans national scope and lists numerous member denominations and organizations. Interested individuals may contact 3049 E Genesee St Syracuse NY 13224.
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New York State
Religious Coalition For Abortion Rights
Division of Social Ministries
American Baptist Churches
American Ethical Union
Vational Women's Conference of the American Ethical Union
American Humanist Association
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Women’s Concern
Presbyterian Church In the US
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Unitarian Universalist Association
Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation
Board of Homeland Ministries
Center For Social Action
United Church of Christ
Board of Global Minnistries
Board of Church and Society
United Methodist Church
Church and Society Unit
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
USA
Women's League For Conservative Judaism
Young Women’s Christian Association
Genesee St
Syracuse
Cottage Cheese From Home Milk to Soft Curds
Step by step guide explains cottage cheese origins in the home and how to make clabbered milk from raw or pasteurized milk using yogurt buttermilk or rennet. It covers warming, curd formation, draining, and chilling, with safety tips for preserving the final product.
Yesterday’s Corner: Photos of Past Events and People
A weekly feature presents pictures of old buildings events and people with a note inviting readers to submit photos for consideration. Submissions will be returned or donated to the Historical Society as requested.
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Historical Society
Ovid Gazette 1817 Local Paper Origin and Notices
The Ovid Gazette began in spring 1817 by George Lewis. The issue notes John Goodwin hiring a second ferry on Seneca Lake. Sheriff Lewis Birdsall lists his Junius tavern for sale. Debtors warned by John Watkins under penalties. Jan 17 1912 Fayette date referenced. Jan 21 1903 rural free delivery to Ovid set for Mar 2 1903. R.E. Covert named sidepath commissioner replacing LC Pitcher. Ovid context and items from early issues.
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Ovid
Ovid Gazette
George Lewis
Waterloo
John Goodwin
Seneca Lake
Lewis Birdsall
Junius
John Watkins
Fayette
John Troutman
South Dakota
Alfred Rappleye
Jewell
R.E. Covert
LC Pitcher
Donation Parties and Community Cheer in 1838
Notices reflect village events including donation gatherings at Rev Carle and Eld Shed for charity with two named clergymen. A pledge to attend the Durham benefit is urged, emphasizing giving over appearances. Also noted: barber pole origin, Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine touted, sleighing on Main Street, and an 1854 diary proverb about February fog predicting June freeze.
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Carle
Durham
Gilmore
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