Happy 90th Birthday Mae Tompkins in Trumansburg
Mary Mae Tompkins turns 90 on Feb 1 but will celebrate with family on Sunday Feb 2 in Trumansburg hosted by Wesley Millspaughs. A farmer’s wife and matriarch, Mae raised six children, has 21 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren, and continues a prolific craft life with pillows scarves and knitted items.
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Herb deLyser
Trumansburg
Mary
Mae’ Tompkins
West Danby
Mae
Bert
Lillian
Wesley Millspaugh
Isabelle
Wilson Morehouse
MacDougall
New York City
Mae Tompkins
Tompkins and Millspaugh
Granny
Wesley Millspaughs
Quinns celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Willard
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Quinn Sr. of Willard were honored at a family gathering to mark their 50th anniversary. They wed January 27 1925 in Syracuse at the Church of the Assumption. They have two children and five great grandchildren.
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Willard
John J. Quinn Sr
Agnes W. Trinkhaus
Church of the Assumption
Syracuse
Mervyn
Betty) Crane
Interlaken
John J. Jr
Jack
Keep High School Students In Town Says Trumansburg Resident
DH Fairchild of Trumansburg NY argues against funding tuition for high school seniors to attend community college. He questions taxes for college costs while in high school, favors keeping seniors with their classmates, and notes concerns about transportation and campus remodeling funded by taxpayers. He urges preserving senior year and delaying early college entry.
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Trumansburg
Dryden
Fairchild
Troop 3 Thanks Presbyterian Congregation for Supper Support
The Troop 3 members and staff express gratitude to the Presbyterian Congregation for letting their troop hold a supper in the Chapel. Special thanks go to Mrs. Judy Robertson for organizing volunteers and to all kitchen volunteers and Scout families who donated food for the event.
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Troop 3
Presbyterian Congregation
Judy Robertson
Family ties mark weekend visit amid Bartow death
Mr and Mrs Daniel Sulli van of Senneville attended Francis Bartow's funeral after visiting their uncle. Philip B Cumyn and Peter A Cumyn of Montreal joined the gathering then returned home. Maynard Spencer of Middletown stayed with cousins Maynard Spencer and Walter Harford. Rick Willers of Syracuse visited his Willers relatives as Shel drake and Kidders mourn Mrs Francis Bartow.
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Daniel Sullivan
Senneville
P.Q
Canada
Francis Bartow
Philip B. Cumyn
Peter A. Cumyn
Montreal
Maynard Spencer
Middletown
Walter Harford
Amy
Spencer
Mr. Harford
Rick Willers
Syracuse
D.K. Willers
Kidders
Sheldrake
Interlaken Community Chest appoints new officers
The Interlaken Community Chest met January 27 and approved a slate led by President Bob Rainey and Vice President Ernest Hillbrand with Rose Williammee as secretary and Warren Koehler as treasurer. The 1974 fund drive fell short of the 4000 goal, but board members urge continued support via payroll deductions.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Community Chest
Bob Rainey
Congress approves 60 million for five year solar heating bill
A new bill passed by Congress allocates about 60 million dollars to be spent over five years to introduce solar energy into residential heating systems. The program targets expanding solar heating adoption across multiple states and aims to reduce home energy costs.
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Mary Tompkins
Frances
Harry Lewis
Wysox
Bertha
Floyd Crosby
Crescent City
Calif
Carlton
Kenneth
John J. Quinn, Sr
Quinn
Albert D. Quinn
Rose Quinn
George Blais
Cohoes
Mabee’s
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Interlakem
Agency
Vance Crane
Main St
Community Chest Elects
Ness Funeral Home
Ralph B Ness
Trumansburg, N
Fem Altman
Joelets
Trumansburg Free Press
Interlaken Review
Ovid Gazette
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