Local Notes from Ovid and Interlaken Community
Ovid and Interlaken residents host visits and gatherings. Birthday dinner for Mrs. Covert. Legion dinner attendees listed. Auxiliary and Sons of Union Veterans near future meeting. Hospital visits and family visits noted. multiple residents mentioned with health and travel updates. A chicken barbecue planned for April 7 at the Municipal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Covert
Carrie Jean Hellman
Hayts Corners
Ethel Corrigan
William Dohrer
Main St
Geneva General Hospital
Bruce King
Canandaigua
Stella Maleski
Charles Stevens
Interlaken
Stanley Grabowski
Robert Carroll
Mary Thomas
Utica
Patrick Carroll
South St
Geneva Hospital
Helen Bloniarz
Geneva
Helen Grabowski
Grabowski
Tom VanNostrand
Canton College
Gerald VanNostrand
James Fravil
Kim
Binghamton
FLA set Seneca County meeting in Seneca Falls
Arrangements are made for the Finger Lakes Association meeting in Seneca Falls on Tuesday February 27 at Hotel Gould. The event includes a 6 30 p m cocktail hour and 7 p m dinner with a program on Museums of Seneca County. Elections will be held for two counselors to fill expiring terms. Reservations may be made with the Finger Lakes Association at Penn Yan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Falls
FLA
Seneca County
Irving Stevens
Lodi
Paul Smith
Interlaken
Richard Compo
Stanley Stone
Romulus
James Milks
George Bantuvanis
Raymond Zajac
Marshall Larrabee
Finger Lakes
Community Notes and Obituary Fragments
Obituary notice for Lewis A. Brewer of Cayuga Lake Boulevard who died February 9 from leukemia. Social bits include visits among neighbors, a trip for snowmobiling, and church youth activities. A memory book purchase for Edith Wyer Craft in Bonita Springs is noted. American History Month is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Harvey
Walter Harford
Eva Perkins
Kidders
Gerald Perkins
Trumansburg
Lewis A
Buddy) Brewer
Cayuga Lake Boulevard
Mary Brewer
Horace Brewer
Ovid
Amy Harford
Joyce
Joann VanDerzee
Perry City
Mary Ann Ganoung
Betsy Brewer
Dutch Reformed Church Jr
Watkins Glen
Edith Wyer Craft
Bonita Springs
Fla
Interlaken
Seneca United Fund elects officers and reports 1973 goal progress
The annual meeting of Seneca County United Fund Inc. Feb 13 at the Service Agencies Center lists $94,235 in receipts and pledges for 1973, about 92 percent of the $103,000 goal. New officers and directors are elected, with Joseph Coffee Jr. as president and a board slate approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Seneca County United Fund, Inc
Service Agencies Center
Philip J. Olmstead
E.H. Backus, Jr
United Fund
Fred L Huntington, Jr
Veronica Maher
Maher
Monroe County
American Red Cross
South Seneca County
Huntington
Miss Maher
Arnold Barden
William Kirk
Richard Giovannetti
Robert McManus
William C. Osborne
Fritz Aude
Nemo D’aurelio
John McCauley
Floyd Westervelt
Joseph Coffee
Robert E McManus
Carl W. Same
Fred L. Huntington
Unemployment in Seneca County 1972 November figures
State Industrial Commissioner Louis L Levine announced Seneca County employment stood at 13 000 in November 1972, down 100 from October but up 300 from November 1971. Unemployment totaled 600 in November 1972, 100 higher than October, with a 4 2 percent jobless rate compared with 6 7 percent in November 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Levine
Seneca County
Seneca County Civil Service Commission 1972 report summary
Waterloo report details 1972 actions by the Seneca County Civil Service Commission. It records 24 regular and 10 special meetings, 796 personnel in multiple jurisdictions, 49 examinations, 112 applications, and 97 tested with 60 passing. It notes retirements, appointments, staffing changes, and meticulous payroll and record practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Seneca County Civil Service Commission
Seneca County Board of Supervisors
Flaherty
Emergency Employment Act
PEP
Seneca County Commission
William Lotz
Homemakers Corner Sewing Classes Set in Waterloo
Mrs Carolyn U Franklin Seneca County Cooperative Extension Agent in Home Economics announces dates for two sewing class sections in Waterloo One group meets Monday evenings and the other Thursday mornings The programs aim to teach knit shirt making and related home economics skills for homemakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Carolyn U Franklin
Seneca County Cooperative Extension
Willard births and local program notices in Waterloo area
Willard announces birth of Christopher Gerard, Feb 6 1973 weighing 5 lb 4 oz, parents Carl F. Christensen and Irene Vreeland. grandparents named. Another Willard birthJennifer Marie Feb 5 1973 weight 8 lb 4 oz, parents William and Anna Wilen. grandparents listed. Notes also describe clothing construction workshops at Farm, Home and 4-H Center Waterloo with Anna Shuster teaching, enrollment details, dates March 15 and 22 morning session and March 12 19 7 to 9 30 pm. $3 fee. write to Hone Economics Division Waterloo 13165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Carl F. Christensen
Christopher Gerard
William Christensen
Irene Vreeland
William Wilen
Jennifer Marie
Ernest Wilen
Hayts Corners
Harold McDonald
Ovid
Farm, Home
Waterloo
Anna Shuster
Seneca Falls
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Ey Alma Evans
Frederick L. Warder
Wilson
State Capitol
Warder
Ontario
Seneca
Wayne
Yates
Monroe
Sheldrake
By Naomi Brewer
Seneca United Fund
Civil Service Commission Report
Alton Conkling
Board of Supervisors
Lotz
Josephine Caruso
Helen Verkey
Mary Ann Ragan
Toster
Commission
Homemakers
Dodge Boys
W.T. Pritchard
John’s Pharmacy
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