Local residents travel and health updates
Mr and Mrs Wylan Mann left for Florida but illness struck Mrs Mann in Virginia delaying the trip. Ernest Parmeter reported in Geneva on business while Mrs Parmeter improves daily. Geneva residents John Johnson visited Nora Forrest. Jim Williams recovered at home after a bout with the bug. Robert Jacot family dealt with flu. Charles Stark ill with pneumonia. Grace Rorick at Geneva General Hospital for a check up. Gary Kathy and Larry returned to college for second semester. Ruth Clock and daughter Joyce returned from California with Lynn Clock touring Mexico and other sites. New Year brought cold winds snow and very low temperatures.
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Wylan Mann
Florida
Virginia
Charles Stark
Grace Rorick
Geneva General Hospital
Gary Clock
Kathy Grace
Larry van Vleet
Ruth Clock
Joyce
California
Lynn Clock
Lynn
Mexico
Farewell for Marine Corporal Dresser at Ithaca Home
Center zero. The mercury dropped as far as 25 below in some areas. Marine Corporal Gary Dresser was honored at a farewell party at his home. About 35 relatives, neighbors and friends attended. Dresser departs for Vietnam around January 12. Harley Rorick becomes Historian and Librarian, succeeding Miss Helen Lott and Frances Lott. Local radio hams aided in a weekend mountain cabin contest. Denomination vote results show Presbyterians 85, Methodists 52. Death notice for Leonard Anderson’s sister in Sweden. Syracuse visitors weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson. 4 H Club meets fruit theme with future lessons on apples. Cerebral palsy fundraiser collection planned for January weekend.
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Gary Dresser
Gary
Ithaca
Vietnam
Harley Rorick
Lott
Helen Lott
Frances Lott
Lodi
Harley
Charles Holmburg
Ken Rorick
Bud Ross
Chauncey Gregg
Butcher Hill
Geneva
Leonard Anderson
Sweden
Jack Ferguson
Syracuse
James Ferguson
James Wagner
Binghamton
Harpur College
W.M. Wagner
Strong
Nichols
Caywood Coquette 4-H Club
Arthur Burdin
Varion Huff
Red Cross Cautions Skaters On Ice Safety
Red Cross official Howard E. Camp Jr warns ice skaters about deadly hazards on frozen water. He cites 400 to 500 deaths yearly from falls and outlines simple rescue gear and stepping-through techniques to stay safe while skating this winter season.
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Howard E. Camp, Jr
Red Cross
Camp
American Red Cross
Sarsptmargios
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