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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
9
A reflective piece urges parents in Tompkins County to acknowledge teen alcohol and drug exposure risks. It stresses universal concern about minors receiving alcohol and dope, the potential for teen legal troubles, and the need for guidance before tragedy occurs. It warns against silence and advocates proactive preventive talk and supervision.
A battlefield poem by Lt. Dean Shatlain recalls a tank crewman amputating his own foot with a jackknife and hiding for hours before rescue in Africa. He describes combat losses, dying comrades, and questioning civilian readers about effort and sacrifice while reflecting on mortality and war’s cost.
A religious exhortation invites readers to seek Jesus Christ during life’s heavy burdens. It urges turning to Him for peace and enlightenment, pledging that God will provide the perfect guidance when faced with difficulties.
A compact archival note compiles various local events from 1874 to 1915 and beyond. Entries include Gregg & Co. mowers shipments, a log meeting house project in John A. Letts district, the Black Cat Cycle Club, rising auto travel, flag displays on schools, and multiple civic and business happenings in Interlaken and surrounding areas.
A narrator muses on choosing a proper name for his first horse, recalling odd animal names from memory and avoiding unsuitable options like Winnie the Pooh or Willie Loman. He toys with Shakespearean and literary names but remains undecided and cautious about a fitting moniker.
In April 1925 and April 1930 entries note residents changing homes from Ovid Lodi road to Chapman Street, Ovid Creek moves by Jesse Tillinghast and Irving Miller, a heating plant added at the Banker home, and Daniel Howard selling a moving picture machine to Romulus Grange. Thomas Galway party returns from Buffalo with two grandchildren after their mother's death. Horace Radcliffe returns from Florida. Laura J. Covert dies in Penn Yan on a Saturday.
A reflective line of thoughts ponders naming chaos and cultural echoes. The speaker muses on calling someone by a name that sticks uncomfortably, tangling with references from Billy Goat Gruff Peter Pan and a blend of puns. The piece weaves through searching and odd title echoes.
State Veteran Counselor Leo J. Gangl and Richard F. Cummings announce free grave markers for veterans whose last service period ended honorably. Reservists dying on training duty are eligible. Replacements available for worn or illegible markers. Applications at 205 WW Green Street NY Division of Veterans Affairs or Tompkins County Veterans' Service Agency.
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