Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibit Opens in Binghamton
The Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition opens at Roberson Memorial Center in Binghamton. It features 721 pieces from 2,329 entries by students in Broome Chemung Delaware Otsego Tioga and Tompkins counties. Robert Timerson students include Helen Werner Pat Peabody Stephanie Cramer and others with multiple gold keys and diverse media. The show runs through March 5.
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Trumansburg
Roberson Memorial Center For the Arts and Sciences
Binghamton
Broome
Chemung
Delaware
Otsego
Tioga
Tompkins
Robert Timerson
Charles O Dickerson High School
Helen Werner
Smith
Main Street
Pat Peabody
Stephanie Cramer
Doug Coleman
Robin Baumgartner
Don Parker
Carol Murray
Art McFall
Shirley Werner
Kathy Parkin
Tburg Students Win Regents Scholarships
Eight Charles O. Dickerson High School students earned Regents Scholarships based on the Regents Scholarship and College Qualification Test. Each award ranges from 250 to 1000 dollars yearly for up to five years at a college or at a New York State hospital school of professional nursing.
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TCS
Charles O. Dickerson High School
New York State
Enfield Grange Hosts Baking Contests and Community News
January and February at Enfield Valley Grange featured the Master’s Party Cookie Contest won by Bridgette Brown and Katie Smith, with Millicent Carpenter third. Yeast Coffee Cake winners were Lee Carpenter, Doris Specht, and Sue Achilles, with Lee advancing to the Pomona contest in March.
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Enfield Valley
South Lansing
Genevieve Miller
Ruth Dean
Warena Ramsey
Helen Smith
Dolley (Scofield) Clark
Mitch Gray
Charlie Sheffield
Miles McCarty
Cayutaville
Marcus McCarty
Fort Knox
Jesse Baker
Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Minnie Holley
Trumansburg
Frank
Mazurek
Bill Gregg
Enfield Troop 50
Frontenac
Camp Barton
Culver Family Attend Calfver Wedding and Local Events
Mecklenburg residents attend the wedding of Calvin Culver in Los Angeles on Saturday February 5 with Asa Culver and family. Other items note Alton Culver and son Calvin, Mrs Elsworth Lovelace caring for the Culver family in California, a science fair winner Diane Winters of Trumansburg Central School, and various community visits and meetings including Home Bureau and WSCS activities. Weather conditions delay the Home Economics Unit.
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Asa Culver
Norman Culver
McIntyre Rd
Calvin
Los Angeles
Alton Culver
Fla
Calif
Elsworth Lovelace
Ithaca
Diane Winters
Leroy Winters
Trumansburg Central School
Rand McNally
Outer Space
New York State
Brian McFall
Oswego
Joseph Guly
Kenneth Gardner
Carl Warren
Land
Local Visits Share News of Family Gatherings
Jacksonville Mrs Thomas Poyer of Water ville visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Knowles of Painted Post were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. Olive Personius. They reported that the storm was much worse toward Painted Post and that there was much more snow. Mary Tripp was in Elmira one day last week to visit her brother, Louis Tripp.
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Thomas Poyer
Waterville
George Baker
Daniel Knowles
Painted Post
Olive Personius
Mary Tripp
Elmira
Louis Tripp
Nettie Leonard Promised Meet Postponed At Mrs Davis
Mrs Saran Davis planned a meeting with Nettie Leonard but it was postponed. Harold Guyett of Etna visited his brother Carroll Jackson on Saturday. Robin and Skipper Percey from Ithaca spent the evening with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Allen Soule.
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Saran Davis
Harold Guyett
Etna
Carroll Jackson
Robin
Skipper Percey
Ithaca
Allen Soule
DAR Meeting in Trumansburg Welcomes New Member
Chief Taughannock Chapter DAR met at the Presbyterian Chapel on Tuesday February 8 with 21 members and 1 guest. Sylvia Felock joined as a new member and was welcomed. Refreshments served by Harriet Swick Carolyn Martin and Isobel Duddleston.
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Trumansburg
Taughannock
DAR
Presbyterian Chapel
Sylvia Felock
Harriet Swick
Carolyn Martin
Isobel Duddleston
Gladys Duddleston
Catharine Hoffmire
Florida
Ford Crippen
Grant Taber
Louise Johnston
Donald Spicer
NSDAR
Merle Crippen
Edna Newell
Community News Briefs Highlights Baby Announcements and Meetings
Mary Tripp and Mrs Haviland welcomed a new baby boy while Mr and Mrs John Haviland and Mrs Sue Wheeler welcomed the mother. The Jacksonville Community Assoc met Feb 7 at 6 30 PM at the Jacksonville Church for a dish to pass supper with Robert Eastman presenting slides from a Canada and Alaska trip. Ulysses Grange No 419 met Feb 12 with a yeast coffee cake contest won by Mary Tripp. second place went to Mrs Gladys Baker. A dish to pass supper was planned for the March 11 meeting.
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John Haviland
Haviland
Sue Wheeler
Robert Hardy
Jacksonville
Roger Whitaker
Ulysses Grange No 419
Grange Hall
Mary Tripp
Gladys Baker
March IL
DAR Chapter Meeting Seeks Bible Records for Archive Volume
The Searsburg Church hosts the next meeting on April 11 with refreshment chairs Dorothy Tunison Catharine Hoffmire and Mary Ellen Stevens. The State Lineage Research Consultant will compile copies of area Bible records for DAR Library Washington DC New York Public Library and Albany Library. They urge locals with old Bibles to contribute important family entries before they are lost.
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Searsburg Church
Dorothy Tunison
Catharine Hoffmire
Mary Ellen Stevens
DAR
Washington, D.C
New York City
Albany
Bennetts Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Ithaca
Bennetts Levi and Anna Bennett of Frontenac Road Trumansburg observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Feb. 5 reception at the Ithaca Knights of Columbus. Their children and families from Cheverly Maryland Trumansburg Ithaca Ohio and Akron Ohio attend along with six grandchildren. They were married February 8 1922 in Ithaca Immaculate Conception Church by the late Reverend Walter Lee.
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Trumansburg
Levi D. Bennett
Frontenac Rd
Ithaca
Immaculate Conception Church
Walter Lee
Nora McQuire Scott
Akron
Ohio
Thomas O’brien
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York State
Mr. Bennett
Morse Chain Company
Lannings celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Cayutaville
Scott and Chubby Lanning observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a February 5 reception at their son Raymond Lanning’s Cayutaville home. The couple married February 5, 1947, and have six children and five grandchildren.
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Trumansburg
Scott Lanning
Raymond Lanning
Cayutaville
Scott
Chubby
Helen Jean Chapman
M. Ford Crippen
Ray
Geo Plummer Lanning
Enfield
Agnes Hodge
Ithaca
Donald Chapman
Lannings
Mecklenburg Road
Linda McCarty
Melissa
Mike
Sheila
Nick Clinton
Wayne
Brenda
Hayts Road
Sharon
David Dean
Montour Falls
Sonja
Chuck
Suzanne
Trumansburg Alumni Reunion Set for July 29
Reminder to Trumansburg alumni to save July 29 for a reunion at the fairgrounds. Plans include activities ending with a dance and Tom Bennett's clam bake. Watch local papers for dates and times and upcoming money making projects.
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Trumansburg
Tom Bennett
Fairgrounds
Dean's list announced at Cobleskill SUNY Agr Tech
Dr. Paul White Dean of Instruction at SUNY Cobleskill names Anne E. De Laurentiis to the dean's list for the fall semester. Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Laurentiis of 56 South Street, is a senior in Nursery Education.
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Trumansburg
Paul White
The
State University of New York, Agricultural and Technical College At
Cobelskill
Anne E. de Laurentiis
Joseph de Laurentiis
South St
Anne
Volume Request for Information Contact Number
A request to copy and supply a volume is noted, with a contact number 532 4313 provided for further information about the matter.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Bennett
Mr and Mrs
Tburg
Jeffrey R. Bates
Joseph Bates
Kendra B. Gardner
Dianne L. Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Susan L. Lewis
Richard Lewis
John C. Luce
William Luce
Richard G. McGarrigle
Richard McGarrigle
Janice D. Meeker
L. Grant Meeker
Nianne C. Taber
Pat Gray
Dale Lane
Dan Achilles
Sharon (Swortout
Ruth Boyer
Arizona
Mecklenburg
Nettie Leonard
DAR News
Bennetts
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