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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
9
President Woodrow Wilson spoke at the Flag Day celebration in Washington D C on June 14 1914. He urged the flag to symbolize universal justice and national power used for right and not aggression stressing self possession dignity and the obligation to serve other nations.
Mayor Darwin P Norton proclaims June 1 to 12, 1966 as a period for rededication to New Glory for Old Glory. The town commends firms partnering with The American Legion and the National Institute of Dry-cleaning to clean Flags free for those pledging to display a presentable flag on Flag Day June 14.
Reluctant farewell to a husband and wife medical team in TRUMANSBURG. They were active in community affairs and hosted seasonal open houses for political candidates, giving residents a chance to meet representatives and discuss issues. Their departure leaves a notable void.
The text bids Eugene and Linda Farley farewell noting they depart for good reasons and wishing their family prosperity while acknowledging enduring gossip about cheap people in the community.
Local calendar lists Library hours Rotary and Rebekahs meetings Fish and Game Club events and community suppers at American Legion and Grange venues. Also notes Interlaken Reformed Church Children's Day activities and nearby Trumansburg Episcopal confirmation with Bishop Higley officiating.
The collected items span 1846 to 1938 including Howell & Breck's business change and a Potomac River boatman near Washington's grave, Trumansburg nurseries, Underground Railroad activity, post office painting, Alfred R. Hause accepting a New York civil service post, nursing graduate Lottie Covert, Mrs. Philanda Tuttle's 96th birthday, sugar and butter prices, medical mishap at Geneva Hospital, home improvements by C E Steels and W W Warne, travels of James and Mrs. Crane, Ovid High School principal Edwin M. Preston, Mrs. Fred Smith’s porch and entrance work, Mrs. Fred Smith election as 20th century club president, and Jasper Howell boat house construction.
The Trumansburg Men’s Association held its eighth banquet at the Cornell House with a 9 pm start and three hours of menu discussion followed by three more hours of a literary program. Dr W H Jordan of Geneva Experiment Station and Rev L J Christler of Auburn spoke at length on Fraternity Fidelity Justice and Push for the Commercial World as the crowd stayed past 3 am.
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