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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
9
The Town Board of Covert adopts a resolution requiring owners to obtain a building permit before altering any existing permanent building or starting new construction. Permits are available at the Town Clerk’s office, with Whittier's Dept Store at Main St Interlaken noted for reference.
A dense list of local events for February and March includes spaghetti dinner at the Ovid VFW, Grange programs, public meetings in Geneva and Ovid, town and village board sessions, lodge and legion activities, fundraisers, and religious group luncheons. The note also mentions the Soveet Uawn tobacco output ranking and state vegetable processing leaders in 1974.
Bob and Jane Wegner plus infant Maria of Griffis AFB visited Paul and Edna Barkman and family. Susan Parish visited relatives in Penn Yan. Ruth Simpson of Waterloo visited daughter and family. Swimley family attended Carl Wegner's wedding in Greenwood and St. with Morris Schenck family. Susie Beardsley of SAC Oswego spent time with Beardsley family. Rick and Heather Fish and Abbie McComb visited at Strong Memorial Hospital. Parish family from Penn Yan celebrated Paul’s birthday with Lena Parish. Barkman family and Kathryn Maria called on Abbie McComb. Ovid Grange 155 planned a dish to pass supper and contest. Interlaken Grange 160 to present program. Donna James and Abbie McComb joined Artex Paint party at Rebecca Sundquist’s Danby Road home and visited Mary Fish and family. Jim, Sandy and Joyce McBride of Rochester called on Anna Warne and family. Carl Rochester visited Anna Warne’s home Saturday and Sunday.
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