Interlaken Review and sister papers publish weekly notices
The Interlaken Review Interlaken N Y and two sister papers The Gazette and Independent Ovid N Y The Free Press Trumansburg N Y are published by T Publishing Corp and filed as second class every Thursday Officers listed include Duane DeWard president G B Winchell vice president Wanda M Waid secretary treasurer and Robert Brown advertising manager Also provided are phone numbers Interlaken 532 4223 and Trumansburg 387 9590.
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Interlaken Review
Interlaken
N.Y
the Gazette and Independent
Trees for Trumansburg plans maple and elm revival drive
In Trumansburg a centennial campaign named Trees for Trumansburg by the Taughannock Garden Club seeks to remove blighted stumps and provide reduced cost replacements. Co chairs Mrs Frank Brockman and Richard Lewis aim to restore the town’s Maple and Elm memory for future generations.
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Trumansburg
Taughannock Garden Club
Frank Brockman
Richard Lewis
Hilda Murphy
Endorsement Calls for Young Children Exclusion From Games
TRUMANSBURG residents back Dr Hammond’s plan to bar young children from high school sports unless accompanied by parents. The letter cites unsupervised kids as distractions and litter issues and notes the principal has begun groundwork for controls. Parents urged to cooperate before stricter rules occur.
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Trumansburg
Hilda Murphy
Bipartisan appointments reshuffle Trumansburg town boards
Supervisor Bruce Payne appoints two Democrats to town vacancies and reappoints another, adding Beers Tsapis and Robinson to the Republican board. In the village, Pioneer and Citizen party members join the ordinance and building committees to work together for results.
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Trumansburg
Bruce Payne
Aileen Beers
Stanley Tsapis
Arlee Robinson
All Republican
Pioneer
Citizen Party
Hilda Murphy
Ovid Village Board Tackles Building Upkeep And Sewer Plans
Ovid officials met with users of the Municipal Building to discuss upkeep costs including 680 spent on janitorial services in two months. Trustees urged groups to clean up after events and notify the board of messes. The board also invited engineers and lawmakers to an upcoming sewer information session on March 21 while budgeting remains steady with no tax sale.
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Ovid
Ovid Municipal
Village Board
Ed Limner
Paul O’connell
Orlo Palmer
Ted Day
John Terry
IFC
Limner
Larry Wilkins
Community calendar full of club meetings and dinners
Local listings show multiple gatherings over February and March including WSCS at Mrs Ruth Hymes Rotary and CES events February 17 18 19 and 21 A variety of club nights dinners pancake suppers and auxiliary meetings are scheduled across Enfield Searsburg Ovid Romulus and neighboring towns with dates ranging February 22 through March 4.
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WSCS
Ruth Hymes
Rotary
Church of Epiphany- New England
Enfield Grange
Masonic Temple
Lodge
Presbyterian Chapel
Searsburg Ladies Aid
Harry Baisley
Rebekahs Masonic Temple
Rebecca Nichols
Margaret McCready
Methodist Church
Womens Fellowship of First Baptist
Do You Remember7 Do You Remember7 FROM TRUMANSBURG PAPERS
A compilation of local notes by Gertrude Carman from 1871 to 1911. It covers Trumansburg enterprise with new brick buildings and a large hotel planned within a year. It also includes 1908 tips on using a sofa to reduce stress. It notes 1911 concerns about children missing school and parental responsibility.
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Trumansburg
Gertrude Carman
Chicago
New School Debate Sparks Rural Shifts and Budget Gripes
Dudley W. Wilson of Interlaken argues in favor of a new school with two swimming pools amid high taxes and shaky budgets. He recalls 1600 signers on a merger and urges action before Albany makes an example of the community.
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Hilda Murphy
Larry Wilkin
Romulus
Interlaken
Ovid
Lodi
Hill-billy
City Hall
New York State
Albany
Dudley W. Wilson
Merger referendum urged over school site dispute
A letter to the editor from William Terry of Ovid New York argues for a new district referendum on merging schools and for a school administration responsive to local residents. He condemns dissention and urges accountability while warning against external control.
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Mr. Ward
Hilda
William Terry Ovid
N.Y
New York Colony History and Charter of Liberties
The note recounts how Charles I granted the colony to the Duke of York and Albany, the renaming to New York and Albany, Dutch and English control shifts, and the 1683 Charter of Liberties and Privileges created by representatives. It lists the first ten counties: New York, Kings, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk, Westchester, Dutchess, Orange, Ulster, and Albany.
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Trumansburg
Charlesi
Duke of York
Albany
New York
Beverwyck
John Cabot
Colony of
America
James II of
England
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Suffolk
Westchester
Dutchess
Orange
Ulster
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