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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1969

Page

6

WCTU Tea Meeting Highlights Faith and Service

About 50 guests attended the annual WCTU Tea at the Baptist Church last Thursday. Mrs. Iva Hetrick welcomed everyone and led prayers. Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence spoke on Jesus authority over nature sin and death while Mrs. Squires urged abstinence work and youth clubs. Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Baldwin presented musical numbers and notes on upcoming events including a Canandaigua state meeting and the 1971 World WCTU Convention.

Interlaken W.c.tu Baptist Church Iva Hetrick Florence Wilcox Myrtle Lawrence Jesus Hope Baldwin Dorothy Chase Buffalo S.T.L Myrtle Squires Y.T.C Lockport United States Chase

Mother and Daughter Dinner At Ovid Church

Ovid Church School meets at 9 45 a m with Rev David S Sheldon sermon at 11 a m Mother and Daughter Dinner set for Monday in Sheldon Hall starting 6 30 p m Tickets are advance only and a short program and awards planned Mrs Kenneth Fox chairs with Mrs Richard Becker and Mrs Howard Boyce assisting Mrs John Wooledge hosts ceremonies Dinner tickets available at Depews and Odomiroks A trustees meeting is Tuesday at 8 p m Women of Holy Cross Church join Rosary and Altar Society Wednesday at Columbus Hall Ovid speaker Father John Hempel discusses Rural Ministry and relief work in Penn Yan and Waterloo Seneca Falls area 1968 traffic fatalities noted

Ovid Church School Ovid Federated Church David Ss. Sheldon Sheldon Hall Kenneth Fox Richard Becker Howard Boyce John Wooledge William Baker Ralph Coryell Depews Odomiroks Board of Trustees Women of the Rosary Altar Society of Holy Cross Church Columbus Hall Ovid John Hempel Penn Yan Waterloo Seneca Falls

Lodi Firemen Plan Dinner Dance with Community Guests

Community notices from Lodi recount a May 9 dinner and dance at the Masonic Temple for local firefighters. Several visits and social calls gather among residents including the Ike and Pentz families, with trips to Ithaca Rochester and Montour Falls. A baby boy Michael Gerald Harding is named in reflectively local family news.

Mahlon Ike Lodi Masonic Temple Anthony Odzana Dunmore Charles Alger Larry Majel Pentz Frank Mahlon Ike Wayne Ithaca Minnie Shannon Rochester Charles Stork Ithaca Hospital Judy Rosbaugh Phyllis Grifith Mahlon Ike Chester Courtright Iva Wright Montour Falls Gordon Steen Loren Grace Sr Rodney Steen Brenda Lee Kerri Frank Rich Canandaigua George Pentz Phillip John Harding Liverpool Syracuse Noel Harding Lena Parish Interlaken Gerald Rich Michael Gerald

Weekend visits and events fill Ovid area notes

Ovid locals host weekend visitors from Durham Elmira and Cortland attend alumni lunch. A Mother and Daughter banquet is planned at Sheldon Hall May 12. Ecumenical meeting May 14 at Columbus Hall features Father John Hempel. Rosary Altar Society meets at 7 30. Alma Evans attends Manning Lilla Legion event at the VA Hospital in Canandaigua.

Raymond Knapp Durham Mildred Suits Harry Bride Elmira Ernest Mills Geneva Falls Hospital Royal Bratley Corning Vickie Water St Jim Smithers Washington, D.C Virginia N. Carolina Gettysburg Helen Bassette van Wert Ohio Columbus Hall John Hempel Seneca Rosary Altar Society Byron Jones Nedto Alice Burns Seneca Falls Albert Evans Alma Evans Manning Lilla Legion Post Canandaigua

Ovid Antique Show and Sale Planned by Sons of Union Veterans

The Sons of Union Veterans sponsor a two part antique show and sale at the Ovid Municipal Building on Saturday May seventeen from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Alma Evans chairs with Beatrice Terry and Betty Baker as co chairs. A luncheon at noon and a chicken barbecue at 5 30 p.m are planned with Maude Baker Sue Evans and Florence Folkrod in charge. More details next week.

OVID Sons of Union Veterans Ovid Municipal Alma Evans Beatrice Terry Betty Baker Emily Cole Man Cora Whiting Mildred Grady Maude Baker Sue Evans Florence Folkrod

Ovid Legion Plans May Election and Dance Night

The Ovid Legion announces an officer election Tuesday May 13 at 8 00 p m at the Legion Home all paid up members urged to attend Preparations for Memorial Day are noted with mail notices to units A round and square dance with the Mellotones is set for Saturday May 10 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with details to follow in the paper

Ovid Legion

Ovid Brownie Troop Updates and Girl Scout News

Brownie Troop 400 met April 24 at Mrs. Larry Poths home to craft spiral Vine Mobiles and butterfly decorations and plan three health kits for a migrant camp. Troop 405, busy with material crafts and record keeping, hosted April 25 events including a courthouse tour with Under Sheriff Gerald Brewer and Deputy Favreau and heard from Cadette prospects Kim Evans and Carrie Bowers. Mothers Day gifts were prepared as Friday meetings continued at the Library basement under Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. Granger. An industry spokesman notes three quarters of pickup truck sales are for personal travel and recreation.

Ovid - Brownie Troop 400 Larry Poth Howard Vance Brownie Troop 405 Karen Carroll Barbara Compton Ovid Court House Gerald Brewer Favreau Grand Jury Room Kim Evans Carrie Bowers Kim Carrie Stephen E. Putnam John Granger

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WCTU Myrtle Squire Lodi Ovid Locals Ovid Brownie News N.Y Perry’s Key Service Maple Street Lodiln Hardy Mums Dean’s Produce and Trumar Nelson Rosbaugh May Il Terry’s Ovid - Interlaken
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