Mecklenberg Hosts First Living Room Teach-In on Vietnam
In Mecklenburg Schuyler County the first living room teach-in on the Vietnam issue drew 15 attendees at the Chas Schwartz home. Pat Griffith and her husband from the Inter-University Committee for Debate on Foreign Policy presented anti government views and faced repeated challenges in a lively enlightening session.
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Mecklenburg Mecklenburg
Schuyler County
Mecklenburg
Chas Schwartz
Pat Griffith
Inter- University Comm
Vietnam
Questions on Vietnam reflect democracy and unity debate
The passage presents a range of questions about Vietnam, the line of demarcation, Viet Cong, and democracy. It contrasts military versus political boundaries and asks if the United States can guarantee freedom for the Vietnamese, while considering paternalism and past mistakes. It then shifts to community notices about Searsburg Ladies Aid and World Day of Prayer events.
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Vietnam
Lynne Taylor Weds John DeBell in Trumansburg Ceremony
Miss Lynne Ellen Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman E Taylor of Vestal wed John W DeBell son of Mr and Mrs Wills F DeBell at First Federated Church Trumansburg on February 12 1966 The couple will reside in Newfield N Y The bride and groom hold teaching and municipal positions and a Niagara Falls wedding trip follows. Construction of the world’s first motion picture studio in West Orange N J was completed on February 1 1893.
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Trumansburg
Lynne Ellen Taylor
Lyman E. Taylor
Noyes Rd Vestal
John W. DeBell
Wills F DeBell
du Boise Rd
Ithaca
Earl Gross
Edla Wilson
Donald Schmidt
Lyman . Taylor
Gene Tobey
David Propeck
Mary Lou Streeter
Linda Vann
Walter Drake, Jr
Richard Reigle Jr
Barney Taylor
Danny Selman
Federated Chapel
Niagara Falls
Valley Manor
Newfield
State University College
Oswego
Trumansburg Central School
Ithaca High School
U. S Army
City of
Water Dept
West Orange
N. J
Local Social Notes From Mecklenburg Area
Mecklenberg residents report visits and travels with Mr and Mrs Homer Bower of Perry City leaving for Florida last Tuesday. Kenneth Wright vacationing in Florida spent the weekend at their home and returned with the Bowers. Larry Brown and son bought a trailer and moved to Wesleys Havens Trailer Park. Vivian Leonard of Syracuse spent weekend at the Batty home. Robert Morris called on Mrs. William Morris in Trumansburg Thursday. Sally Leonard attended a pajama party at Sue Adie’s in Trumansburg Friday. The Hi Neighbors will meet Sunday Feb 20 with Roger and Ray mond Darling hosting dinner at 1 p.m. Jessie Cramer moved from hospital to Lakeside Nursing Home. World Day of Prayer set for Feb 25 at Mecklenburg Church hosted by three parishes. Mrs Allen Soule and Mrs Nettie Leonard attended Enfield Grange card party at Susie Hauser’s on Redell Road Saturday. Vivian Leonard visited Mr and Mrs Leon Poelvoorde and Jennie Blovsky of Newfield Saturday night.
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Homer Bower
Perry City
Florida
Kenneth Wright
Bower
Larry Brown
Mosher House
Wesleys Havens
Vivian Leonard
Syracuse
Robert Morris
Odessa Road
William Morris
Trumansburg
Sally Leonard
Sue Adie
Raymond Darling
Jessie Cramer
Lakeside Nursing Home
Mecklenburg Church
Allen Soule
Nettie Leonard
Enfield Grange
Susie Hauser
Redell Rd
Leon Poelvoorde
Jennie Blovsky
Newfield
Book Club meeting features musical program in Trumansburg
TRUMANSBURG February meeting of the Book Club hosted by Mrs. Harry Buck with Mrs. Earl C. Gross and Mrs. Kenneth Parker assisting. Miss Amy Schaefer will perform solo numbers and duet selections with Miss Cynthia Monterose and Miss Gretchen Green all three majoring in music at Ithaca College. Also notes: February 10 1933 the first singing telegram was introduced in New Yorkers.
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Trumansburg
Book Club
Harry Buck
Congress St
Earl C. Gross
Kenneth Parker
Amy Schaefer
Cynthia Monterose
Gretchen Green
Ithaca College
Mohawk Valley CC Names Dean and President’s List Students
Mohawk Valley Community College Utica released fall quarter lists. Michael L. Tunison and Terry Riddie earned Dean’s or President’s List honors for maintaining grades between B and B-plus and above.
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Trumansburg
Mohawk Valley Community College
Utica
Robert D. Larson
Michael L. Tunison
Lewis Tunison
Hector
Home Bureau Lesson Italian Quilting
Trumansburg Home Bureau meets at Mrs Gordon Conklin home on Wednesday February 238 p.m. Gladys Welling teaches Italian Quilting. Bring 18 inch plain material sheath lining cotton thread matching material needle bulky yarn small skein white or light color and large eye tapestry needle.
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Trumansburg
Gordon Conklin
Gladys Wellin
Dance to Benefit Emergency Corps in Trumansburg
Trumansburg Emergency Corps hosts its third annual dance this Friday Feb 18 at Building 3 from 7 30 to 11 30 p m. The Mercers from Dryden provide music. The group aids emergencies and parking at events and focuses this year on school activities. Advisor Earl Richar invites high school boys 14 and up to join. Contact Jack Brooks or Charles Feathers for details. President this year is John Taber.
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Trumansburg
Corp
Jack Brooks
Charles Feathers
John Taber
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Viet Nam
Cayuga Street
Toxprins
Prusi C Company
Millspaugh Bros
Gulf
Lamoreaux
Quinn
Searsburg Ladies Aid
Searsburg
S.A. S
Layton Dawes
Mabel Dawes
Ida Kelley
Grace Mount
IGA
World Day of Prayer
United Church Women of the
National Council of Churches
Trumansburg Church of Epiphany
First Federated Church of Ulysses
Trumansburg Methodist
Church of Epiphany
St. James
Perry City Friends
Jacksonville Methodist
Covert Baptist
Tempel Bethel
Searsburg United Church of Christ
Lillian Leighton
Jacksonville Church
Lynne Taylor
John W Debell
Wyla
Verry With
New
National Grange Insurance
Kee
Harland Knight
Burg
Jacksonville
George E. Hopkins
DIAL
Samuel Rhode Funeral Home
Mobil Credit Card
Lowe's Mobil Service
Home Bureau
Tompkins
Elmira Road
Marshall
ALL Brothers Hatchery
New York
Kimberchike GN
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