Former Resident Willard E Georgia to end long civil service career
Willard E Georgia of 514 Trapier Dr Charleston plans to retire January 10 after more than 33 years in government service. He led housing management for the Southeast Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command in Charleston and earlier held posts in New York and federal housing programs. Georgia coauthored gardening pamphlets with Cornell Extension, aided rural rehabilitation, and helped inaugurate the first artificial insemination cooperative in the United States. He and his wife Blanche Holton have two children and four grandchildren. he is active in civic groups and a Mason.
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Georgia
Charleston
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Southeast Division
Naval Facilites Engineering Command
Trumansburg
Cornell
Rochester
New York State
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
New York State Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Cornell Extension Service
Ithaca Journal
United States
Farmers’ Home Administration
Public Housing Administration
New York City
Blanche Holton
Syracuse University
John E. Peters
Culver City
Calif
W.E. Georgia Jr
Grand Haven
Mich
First
Cots) Presbyterian Church
Fort Johnson Estates
James Island
Council of Civic Clubs
The
Masons
Books acquired by Ulysses Philomathic Library
The Ulysses Philomathic Library adds two new volumes a Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs as of June 1 1967 and a 1897 Sears Roebuck catalog reprint The latter was donated in memory of Mrs Jennie Allen by the Newell and Andrew families The article highlights period prices and product descriptions including Blood Builder hair hats and decorative trims.
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Trumansburg
Sears Roebuck & Co
Edna Newell
Roderick Newell
Harold Andrew
Jennie Allen
Barker
Evangeline
Benton
Milan
Fidelity Chapter 77 Installs Royal Arch Masons Officers
Distinguish ed installing team from Eagle Chapter 58 Ithaca, Knight York Cross of Honors, installs Fidelity Chapter 77 officers at TRUMANSBURG. Named are A. E. Monroe Albert J. Weitzel D. Bordman Lee and officers Parke Close Ivan Weaver Harry Wellin Lyman Warren Charles Marranca Gerald Hendrix Harrison Raymond Jr Robert Soule Robert Stevenson Robert Snow Harrison Raymond Sr Charles Carson and H. Stover. The citrus crop for 1968 is expected to rise 39 percent over last season and top 1966-67.
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Fidelity Chapter
Royal Arch
Eagle Chapter
Ithaca
Knight York Cross of Honors
A. E. Monroe
Albert J. Weitzel
D. Bordman Lee
Parke Close
King
Ivan Weaver
Harry Wellin
Lyman Warren
Charles Marranca
Gerald Hendrix
Harrison Raymond Jr
Robert Soule
Robert Stevenson
Robert Snow
Harrison Raymond Sr
Sentinel
Charles Carson
H. Stover
Honor Roll at Charles O. Dickerson High School
The second reporting period honor roll lists 9th graders with first and second honors including Jeffrey Bates Amy Fisher Ann Glidden Jennifer Jordan Theresa Leboffe Susan Lewis Jane Meeker Kathie Nichols Jean Passi Robin Peck Mary Smith Karen Tyrell David Weitzel Cheryl Wright. 10th graders show first and second honors with numerous names across both ranks. 11th and 12th grades also feature first and second honors with multiple students recognized.
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Jeffrey Bates
Amy Fisher
Ann Glidden
Jennifer Jordan
Theresa Leboffe
Susan Lewis
Janice Meeker
Kathie Nichols
Jean Passi
Robin Peck
Mary Smith
Karen Tyrell
David Weitzel
Cheryl Wright
Christopher Brown
Charlotte Gregoire
Gerald Houseworth
Diane Johnson
Dennis Langley
Richard McGarrigle
Barbara Newport
Karen van Volkinburg
Ann Ashbery
Kathryn Dethier
Patricia Duffee
John Ferner
Marcie Bennett
Angela Carver
Marie Ellison
Karen Lehmann
Thomas Lukic
Donna Ryan
Ann Stover
Robert Schade
Jane van Nederynen
Cheryl Boyer
Anne Craig
Karen Koskinen
Christine Nemeih
Kenneth Nichols
Ann Rothermich
James Snow
Virginia Tubbs
Karen van Ness
Jacalyn DeMund
Barbara Lukic
Andajane Ketcham
Harriett Marranca to Represent Newark at National Girls Sports Institute
Miss Harriett Marranca, Ithaca College physical education instructor and J C’s women gymnasts coach, is chosen as one of two delegates for Newark state to the National Girls Sports Institute in Columbus Ohio from the 21st to the 25th. The institute this year highlights officiating in gymnastics and reviews recent rule changes.
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Trumansburg
Harriett Marranca
Ithaca College
J.C
Newark State
Columbus
Ohio
Trumansburg Lodge Installs 1969 Officers
Trumansburg Masonic Lodge No. 157 F and A M installed officers for 1969 on January 6. Officers named include Peter Ditmars as Worshipful Master, Parke Close as Senior Warden, Robert Stevenson as Secretary, Harry Wellin as Treasurer, Lyman Warren as Chaplain, Harold McGill as Senior Deacon, Glen White as Junior Deacon, Gerald Hendrix as Grand Master of Ceremonies, William Baker as Junior Master of Ceremonies, William Houseworth as Senior Steward, Edward Tarbox as Junior Steward, Peter Jager as Marshall, Charles Carson as Tiler, with Ronald Taylor retiring as Worshipful Master and elected Trustee for 3 years.
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Marshall
Peter Jager
Charles Carson
Ronald Taylor
Lyman Warren
Harry Wellin
Week of Prayer planned in Trumansburg area
The Trumansburg Area Council of Churches and St. James Church plan the National Week of Prayer for Christian Unity January 18 to 25 with services on January 20 at 7 30 in the Church of Epiphany and January 22 at 7 30 in St. James Church Protestant and Catholic clergy will participate and a social coffee hour will follow. The other note discusses lime's importance to New York crop production as a long standing limiting factor.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Area
New York State
Book Club hears Mrs Farrell on world trip highlights
TRUMANSBURG January meeting moved to Monday January 27 at 12 30 in Horton Hall Church of Epiphany. Ruth Farrell will share highlights from her recent world trip. Members are asked to bring their own table service and participate in a luncheon instead of the Gourmet dinner plan.
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Trumansburg
Book Club
Horton Hall
Church of Epiphany
Ruth Farrell
Searsburg Grange to confer degrees at February meeting
TRUMANSBURG The Searsburg Grange cancels the January 17 regular meeting and announces the February 7 session at 8 p.m. with a 7 p.m. picnic supper. The 1st and 2nd degrees will be conferred. no meeting on February 21.
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Searsburg Grange
Trumansburg
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Super Anapac JR
Chewable
Masonic Lodge
Mrs. Farrell
T-Burg
Tompkins County
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