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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
11
Local families and friends from Rochester Ithaca and surrounding areas spent the long Fourth of July weekend at cottages and homes along Cayuga Lake and in Trumansburg. Guests included Barbera Smith, Darell Street family, Grace Van Cleve, and many others, with reunions, picnics, and a church wedding noted.
Mrs. Eleanor White, Mrs. Ker mit Leonard and Mrs. Nettie Leonard spent Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Brown and her mother Mrs. Marie Mosher of Ithaca. A good crowd visited the post office for postal service day. Miss Carleen Warren camped with a party of girls at Letchworth Park. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Leonard attended the graduation of their nephew Ronny Havens at Odessa Montour school. Daughter of Ithaca called on her parents Thursday night.
Champion Spark Plug Co with Dickerson asst public relations director notes three in one by Hammond Innes added to the Philomathic Library of Ulysses in memory of the late Minnie Rogers. The gift was made by Evelyn Brown Howard Smith Anna Tunison Helen Van Ness Hazel Timerson Edna Newell and Catharine Hoffmire. Mrs Florence Laythrop Margaret McCready and Lydia Sears visited Mrs Helen Conde for a Dessert bridge Monday afternoon.
Ed Nourse hosts a birthday party for Beth Slocum of Horseheads on Thursday night. Kenneth Gardiner breaks his leg by misfortune while Stephen Gulyas fills in at the cemetery. The Soules and Scott camped at Sampson. Asa Culver and Jake Paige celebrate anniversaries on June 26 and June 30. Betty Eastman hosts a wedding reception for Judy and Louis Pendleton. The note adds a statistic: about 300 000 lawyers in the United States, one per 250 workers.
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