Deaths Roeine Huff and Frank L. Smith
Roeine Huff 76 of Water St widow of Duane Huff died May 28 at Tompkins County Memorial Hospital Ithaca after a long illness. Survived by two sons Kenneth Huff Glenn Huff a brother and grandchildren. Services May 31 at John D. Covert Funeral Home Ovid burial West Lodi Cemetery Rev. George Johnson officiating. Frank L. Smith 73 of Lodi died May 25 1967 at Schuyler Hospital Montour Falls retired farmer. Survived by wife Ruth Smith. Services were held May 28 at Brown Funeral Home Watkins Glen burial Valois Cemetery Rev. Albert Sauer officiated.
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Roeine Huff
OVID
Water St
Duane Huff
Tompkins County Memorial Hospital
Ithaca
Huff
Lodi
Charles
Ida Osgood
Lodi Grange
Lodi Rebekah Lodge
West Lodi
George Johnson
Lodi Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Huff
Lexington
Kentucky
Glenn Huff
Glenn Osgood
R.D. Valois
N.Y
Frank L. Smith
Schuyler Hospital
Montour Falls
Ruth Smith
Brown Funeral Home
Watkins Glen
Valois
Albert Sauer
Lodi Methodist Church
Willard Nursing Services News Notes
Willard’s nursing staff participated in the Rochester Regional Hospital Councils Directors of Nursing meeting in Hornell at Bethesda Hospital on April 27 with Lois Cristofferson representing Willard. William Harris attended a regional inservice conference April 19–21, and Lois Cristofferson covered the National League for Nursing Biennial Convention at the New York Hilton.
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Willard
Rochester Regional Hospital
Hornell
Bethesda Hospital
Lois Cristofferson
New York City
William Harris
National League For Nursing
Lois Christofferson
New York Hilton
United States
Willard’s
Washington Street Worst In Trumansburg Repaired
A Trumansburg reader criticizes town paving noting all streets are repaved except Washington Street which remains the worst. They describe the use of a machine to cut and fill with crushed rock, leaving Washington Street unrepaired and urge residents to travel it to see the condition.
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Trumansburg
Washington
Washington Street
New York Milk Output Falls Four Percent in 1966
In New York the 1966 milk production decreased by four percent compared with 1965, reflecting a drop in dairy output across the state.
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New York
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Edgemore
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Alice van Tassell
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Joseph Licak
Sampson Division
Nellie Zukaitis
School of Nursing
Tompkins County Hospital
Emily Gardner
New York State Education Department
Seneca County
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