Romulus Girl Sandr a Sheradin Earns Honor Society Induction
Romulus Miss Sandra Anna Sheradin daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Sheradin of RD3 Geneva earned induction into the Sigma Tau Epsilon Scholastic Honor Society on February 16 She is a Romulus Central School graduate and Alfred State College senior majoring in Floriculture Merchandising She plans to attend Cornell University for Horticulture Education but remains undecided She has played for the Alfred State Girls Basketball team and worked on the Yearbook staff Hort iculture Club and heads Open House set for March 18 and 19 in Alfred She also works part time at Flower Fashions in Seneca Falls.
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Romulus
Sandra Anna Sheradin
James C. Sheradin
RD3
Geneva
Sigma Tau Epsilon
Sandy
Romulus Central School
Alfred State College
Cornell University
Alfred
Flower Fashions
Seneca Falls
Willard Talent Show Seeks Performers for Charity Night
Auditions scheduled March 24 at 6 00 p m in Hadley Hall Willard State Hospital seeks entrants for the Tenth Annual Talent Show to aid the Patients Amusement Fund Send name address phone age act type to Arthur B Phillips Recreation Dept Willard NY prior to May 6 event at 8 00 p m for residents benefits
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Willard
Hadley Hall
Arthur B. Phillips
Recreation Department
Willard State Hospital
New York
Overheated heater sparks Ovid house fire
The Ovid Fire Department responded to a blaze at the James A. Reagan home on Co. Road 139 Ovid on Thursday morning February 24. The fire started from an overheated floor heater and was brought under control. LocalUndersheriff Gerald Brewer assisted the scene.
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Ovid
Tom Martin
Gerald Brewer
James A
Joan Covert Reelected President Of Lodi Ladies Auxiliary
The Lodi Vol Fire Dept Ladies Auxiliary elected Joan Covert as president for a second year at the February 14 meeting. Other officers include Shirley Everett treasurer Clara Close and Carrie Figueroa recording secretary Edith MacCheyne corresponding secretary and Alice Clyde conductress. An installation is planned March 13 at the firehouse with a dish to pass supper.
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Lodi
The
Lodi Vol. Fire Dept., Inc
Joan Covert
Shirley Everett
Clara Close
Carrie Figueroa
Edith MacCheyne
Alice Clyde
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ovid Area Social Notes Mixed with Grange Events
Local notes compile visits births and travel, with Grange and veteran organization updates. Entries include a Geneva General Hospital birth, family visits in Willard and Watkins Glen, dog sled and snowmobile events, and Interlaken Grange plans for March meetings and charity drives. Several names and places such as Ovid Geneva, Willard Seneca Falls and Trumansburg appear alongside dates and local happenings.
Lodi 4 H Club Organized at Allen Ado Home
The Seneca Spiders 4 H Club was organized February 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Ado Route 414 RD The club will pursue agricultural projects notably gardening saddle horses and beef and dairy Officers elected include President Kenneth Grosso Vice President Karen MacCheyne Secretary Terry Karalunas Treasurer Chris Aho News Reporter Terry Karalunas Song and Recreation Leaders Maggie McArdle Patty Aho and Cindy Grosso Other members are Brenda Champion and Donald MacCheyne Volunteer leaders are Mr and Mrs Allen Aho OVID Tops met Monday night at the Ovid Federated Church Kathy Granger won with a 4 lb loss Tops queens were Linda McLaughlin and Kathy Jacot Next meeting will elect officers.
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Lodi
Seneca Spiders
Allen Ado
Kenneth Grosso
Karen MacCheyne
Terry Karalunas
Chris Aho
Maggie McArdle
Patty Aho
Cindy Grosso
Ovid-Tops
Ovid Federated Church
Kathy Granger
Tops
Linda McLaughlin
Kathy Jacot
Lodi Citizens nominate Smith for Trustee seat
Lodi citizens nominate David R. Smith at the Citizens Party Caucus for a two year trustee term succeeding himself. The village election is set for March 21. Smith, a lifelong Lodi resident, Ovid Central graduate, two year veteran, works at Willard State Hospital and is active in community affairs.
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Lodi
David R. Smith
Citizens Party Caucus
Smith
Ovid Central School
Willard State Hospital
Lodi Grange hosts railroad themed family night
Lodi Grange held a February 15 family night supper with 32 members and friends enjoying a railroad themed program. Speakers covered the first successful steam locomotive built 168 years ago, with local train slides and railroad songs followed by square dancing. Next meeting is March 7 at 8 p.m. hosted by Tom and Marion Cashady with refreshments by Noel Clawson and Edith Mac Cheyne.
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Lodi Grange
Robert Dik
Herbert Marsden
Tom Cashady
Tom
Marion Cashady
Noel Clawson
Edith Mac Cheyne
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Scholastic
Sondra Sheredin
Mildred Beach
Florence Ganoing Sunshine
Mildred Batley
Alma Evans
Timothy English
Rochester
Alfred Smith
Terry Webber
Geneva General Hospital
Harry Traver
Weedsport
Dwight Finch
Auburn
Robert McDonald
Newark State School
Sarah Wooledge
Ethel Bellinger
Ithaca
William Millspaugh
Buffalo
Millspaugh
George Millspaugh
Manning Lilla American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arthur Depew
Emeul Ernest Wellen
Trombelli
Valois
Cleveland
Ohio
Ernest
Zammett
Trumansburg
Aon
John Zammett
Joseph Maleski
William Lotz
Carlos Young
Charles Roe
Albert Niverson
William Willams
Interlaken Grange
Gary Covert
Prospect St
Watkins Glen
Jimmie Zammett
Taylor Brown Hospital
Willard Stat Hospital
van Johnson
Florida
Seneca County
St Petersburg
Wilkins
Marion Boyce
John Carey
Paul Westervelt
Clear Water
James Fravis
Kim
Mlinois
Ord
Margaret McDonald
Cap
Interlaken - Grange
Covert
Interlaken Granges
Seneca County Heart Fund
Heart Fund
Philip
Gary Stannard
Lewis
Betty Morgan
Elizabeth Bassette
Maynard Young
Yvonne
Mike
Debbie
Danny Steverson
Clarence
Elsie Ward
Seneca County Pomona Grange
Seneca Grange
Girl Scouts
Ovid - Jr
Ovid Bowling Center
Mary Robson
Ovid Municipal
Tey Altman
Jeevelers
Rae Gale
Remou Young Ot
Damen
Oper 91
Ferg
Tarrs
Lester and
Doris Covert
Hamburger
Big Mac
McDonald's
Hamilton Street
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