Jacksonville Groups Plan Events and Socials
The Jacksonville Grange hosts a card party at Grange Hall on Friday February 26 at 8 pm. The Junior Choir practices Friday after school with Mrs Herrick. Mission Study meets Sundays March 7 14 21 and 28 led by Rev Filkins. MYF rummage and bake sale yielded 39 with unsold clothing sent to a Korean orphanage. Homemakers Club met February 16 at Mary Tripp’s. March 16 meeting at Julia Lueder’s. W S C S luncheon March 4.
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Jacksonville Grange
Grange Hall
Mary Tripp
Dom
Inoes
Julia Lueder
W.S.C.S
Raymond Swartwood
Fred Carnes
Donald Kenerson
DeForest Barkee
Ben Gregg
George Baker
Olive Personius
Russell A. MacPhee to Speak Here in Trumansburg
Russell A. MacPhee, circuit representative of the Watchtower Society, will give a public talk titled Decisions You Face How Will You Make Them at 10 a.m. Sunday Feb 28 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses on Lake and Cayuga Streets. He and his wife served seven years as missionaries in Korea before returning to New York to oversee 17 congregations from Syracuse to parts of Rochester and visit Trumansburg about every four months. The presiding minister is Robert L Branch. Attendance is open to all with no collection or contributions asked.
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Trumansburg
Russell A. MacPhee
Watchtower Society
Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Lake and
Cayuga Streets
MacPhee
Korea
New York State
New York State Where Mr. MacPhee Serves 17 Congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Syracuse
Rochester
Robert L. Branch
Mecklenburg Notes And Local Social Gatherings
Mecklenburg community updates cover birthdays weddings and visits. Local families including Leonard Batty and Norse attend events at the American Legion and a Burgess funeral home service. World Day of Prayer services are planned with speaker Daniel Moore.
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Mar
Federated Church
Daniel Moore
Edwin Nourse
Grace Leonard
May Funeral Home
Burdett Wednes
Raymond Carpenters Return From Florida Trip
The Raymond Carpenters returned this week from a month in Florida with their son stationed at Fort Walton Beach. They toured the state visiting friends in Enfield Interlaken Trumansburg and Waterloo and traveled about 4130 miles. A Grange meeting in Enfield was held February 16 with prize winners in the Chiffon Cake contest and dedications for departed members.
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Raymond Carpenters
Florida
Fort Walton Beach
Enfield
Interlaken
Trumansburg
Waterloo
Zephyr Hills
Raymond
Miss May Sacercool
Trumbulls Corners
Newfield
Tampa
South Carolina
Sue Achilles
Mildred Stark
Florence Lane
E. Bohach
Fred Rumsey
George Baker
Gladys Baker
Mecklenburg
Harriett
McIntyre Road
Stanley VanNedrynen
Joyce Soule
Henrietta States
Cayutaville
Culver
van Nedergnen
Jill Stoughton
Jacksonville
Lloyd Wellman
Mabel Rumsey
Meek Road
Florence
Ski Areas on National Forest Land Reach Over Two Hundred
More than 200 ski areas are located entirely or partially on National Forest land, with about 80 percent of the major Western resorts situated within or on forest lands.
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National Forest
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Russell A. MacPhe
Nettie Leonard
Vivian Leonard
Fayetteville
Frieda Batty
Nettie
OES
Mecklenburg Scout Group 52
Camp Barton
Melvin Smith
Kermit Leonard
Sally Leonard
Chuck Sumner
Allen Soule
Leonard
Scott
Robert Batty
Gene
American Legion
Donald Stilwell
Howard Russell
Winifred Boyd
Frances Furcha
Jack Furcha
Corning
Sandra Westcott
Frank Coats
Bennettsburg
Stewart Coats
Mary Abigail O. Daniels
Royce- Chedzey
Watkins
Edna Strong
Schuyler Hospital
Carl Warren
Dryden
Freeville Volunteer Fire Co
Hattie Warren
Alfred Mathew
Horseheads
Edwin Norse
Charles Shannon
Gladys Shannon
Reynoldsville
Robin
Carlton
Nate Hodge
Elmiry
Phil Hodge
Fire House Mart
Agency
Trumansburg, N.Y
Rence and
Lamoreaux
Quinn
Rhode
Covert Funeral Service
Trumansouig
Diai
Main Street
Frank Golomeat
Wang
Chess
New York
Bob Brown
Pam Nto