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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
5
Albert J Moracco advises maintaining momentum to crest hills on snowy or icy streets but not excessive speed on downgrades. When needed on upgrades, use good tires and tire chains to regain rolling momentum and keep control.
A reader argues for the need of a weekly paper to serve Seneca County and its scattered rural population. The letter extols the newspaper as public servant and info conduit, urging residents to read and support local coverage. December 29, 1965.
Poetic meditation affirms singing praises to Jehovah and feeling lifted by divine rhythm. The text expresses joy in God's world, uplift through prayer, and a sense of reaching heavenly paths and triumph.
Phyllis Griffith muses on transition from 1965 to 1966. She lists monthly themes from January to December, noting winter cold, Valentine warmth, spring promises, Easter, graduations, camping, school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and holidays. She hopes for peace in Vietnam and a brighter year.
A compiled look at local history across years from 1845 to 1910 includes marriages in 1845, fire company meetings in 1856, 1906 plowing activity, farm sale in 1916, Warren warrants in 1925, welfare commissioner tensions in 1936, undersheriff reappointment in 1946, and a 1910 census note for Trumansburg with population and widow counts.
TRUMANSBURG residents rely on two modern laundries for clothing needs for schoolchildren amid shortages. A theft wave targets garments, with stolen items easy to identify. author urges quiet return and questions the ethics of spotters in public laundries.
A reflective verse speaks of a scent lingering in folds as memory clings to a loved one. The speaker notes that all else fades while the beloved remains deeply central in the speaker’s thoughts.
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