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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
6
Willard State Hospital in New York hosts the fifth annual talent show on May 6 at 8 00 p m in Hadley Hall. Auditions begin April 7 at 6 00 p m, with contestants aged 15 and up competing for 175 in prize money and a 75 payout for the winner.
Willard Michael A. Mustille 68, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Mustille of Brookside, has been elected President of Williams College Bryant House. Bryant is one of fourteen residential units after Williams shifted from a fraternity campus in 1962. As President he will represent Bryant on the College Council and oversee housing activities.
Willard registered nurse Leona M. Bell assisted with the Blood Bank at Seneca Army Depot on Friday. Ethel Bellinger is home due to an ankle fracture from a fall. William Nielsen returns to Geneva Hospital for checkups after two weeks of observation. Bell spent the weekend in Rochester visiting relatives. George and Mrs. Myer of Cayuga Lake Boulevard visited Eleanor L. Tharp and attended a reunion with Tharp and Myer sharing high school memories. Bert E. Burnham of Detroit visits Tharp. Burnham broke an arm weeks ago. William Christensen of Willard Geneva Road starts at Willard State Hospital February 23. Mabel Sprowls of Ovid slipped on ice, bruising arm and ankle but improving. Mary C. Milnes, formerly of Willard, resides at Presbyterian Home in Lockport and is reported to be well. Clarence Dunham's son Capt. William Latimer of Lansdowne Pa says five-year-old Tommy Latimer is convalescing after open heart surgery at St. Albans L I Hospital. Latimer attends University of Pennsylvania and aims for major promotion.
A farewell party attended by 95 people at the VFW honored Dr Conrad Starace, supervisor psychiatrist at Willard State Hospital, who transfers to Manhattan State Hospital in early March. Edward Limner MC with speeches from Dr Mustille and Dr Buchholtz. Committee members included Mrs Doris Pratt and many others. dinner hosted by VFW women. Starace received a money purse and a Polaroid camera.
Townsfolk report Texas and Florida vacation news and attendance at the Seneca County Picnic in Florida. Local residents include George Sonntag of Tunison Road at Babcock's Hatchery Ithaca and a weight control talk at the Young Mothers Homemakers Club.
Obituaries note Merle White of Chittenango age 38 died Feb 21 1967 at VA Hospital Syracuse after long illness. Survived by wife Diana Lutz White two sons Linda at home mother Laura White siblings and in laws. Also Mary J Hayes of Ovid 65 died Feb 21 1967. funeral at Covert in Ovid Holy Cross Church burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Arthur Archambault 69 Hayts Corners died Feb 21 1967. services at Covert Holy Cross Church. Edwin A Barnes 90 Tr umansburg died Feb 36 1967. survived by two sons two daughters and two grandchildren. Local notices include Bert Predmore 83 Ovid death Feb 21 with services at Covert.
The Annual Seneca County Picnic was held on February 18 at Lake Margorie St Petersburg with 171 attendees including 25 newcomers. Officers were elected led by Edwin R Carlson as president and Mark Baldridge as vice president. Prizes honored longmarried couples oldest and youngest guests and the farthest attendees with humorous entertainment from Mrs McDonald. The group decided to return to the same site on February 17 1968.
Mr and Mrs Robert Preston hosted a Sunday gathering for daughter Valerie turning 11 with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Betts of Corning and Mr and Mrs William Van Duren and family of Corning also attending. John Woodward and family celebrated their 40th anniversary at the home of their daughter with Mr and Mrs Roy Hogben and children of Newfield present. Seymour Diamond of Glenwood Farms toured eastern New York Holstein farms for the Holstein Frasi ran Assoc. The excerpt ends with a Theodore Parker quote on famine and gluttony and human nature.
A son Neil James was born to Mr and Mrs Cornelius J McManus of Meriden Connecticut on February 20 1967. In Interlaken William and Evelyn Ganoung of Slaterville Springs welcomed an adopted daughter named Jill Ranie weighing 8 pounds. A Grange meeting at Grangé No 10v is set for Saturday March 4 at 8 pm with a 7 pm dish to pass. A note adds that two or three eggs provide about the same protein as a meat serving.
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