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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
23
Two 4-H clubs WE,S and Oobleck showcased sewing projects at a Trumansburg Presbyterian Chapel Dress Revue last Friday. Teen judges evaluated aprons and skirts, with a county 4-H Office panel. A countywide show is planned June 10 at Boynton Junior High in Ithaca for 4-H clothing from the year.
Local residents gathered for the Scouter's Recognition dinner at National Cash Register Cafeteria Tuesday night. The report also lists visits and events from Syracuse to Trumansburg, including hospital convalescence and a May 5 funeral at Hedding Church Elmira for 89 year old George B. Ahn. A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Ford Cripper is planned May 21 from 2 to 5 PM to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. Public invited to Smorgasbord Supper May 13 at Grange Hall.
Mrs. Helen ink of Ithaca visits her daughter Mrs. Ray Swartwood while Mrs. Henry Leighton attends a funeral in Hummelstown. The May 4 breakfast drew over forty attendees and Constance Conk spoke on Albany governor bills. The May 15 dish to pass supper at the church is planned by the Jacksonville Community Association. The pond drainage for hydrant work continues. Sgt Theodore Baker and Marjorie depart for Hawaii for abroad duty. Ulysses Grange 419 meets May 13 at 6 30 with a pancake supper for members.
Judith and Emily Selover attend a wedding in Attica and spend the weekend in Portville and Olean. Mrs. Marie Northrup is hospitalized in Tompkins County for tests and X rays. The May meeting of the Trumanspurg Book Club is May 15 with Mrs. Carman hosting and Thyra Ferre Bjorn book reviewed. Searsburg Grange 494 changes date to May 18 with a 7 p.m. picnic supper and 8 p.m. meeting. contests include cookies rolls and needlework.
The mower should be set to cut at one and a half inches to protect the lawn. This guidance helps prevent scalping and promotes healthy turf growth across the yard.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday May 18 at Mrs Helen Raymond’s home. Dinner will be served at 12 30 p m followed by the meeting with Ruth Hymes presiding as president
May events include First Federated Church of Ulysses service at 9 45 and 11 00 morning worship and Sunday school, plus Interchurch Youth Fellowship trips and meetings. Interlaken Baptist Church hosts Bible study and choir rehearsals, with May 18 Mother and Daughter Banquet and May 19 Finger Lakes C R B A annual meeting at Waterloo.
Rev. Johan Mulder leads Interlaken Reformed Church in Interlaken New York with Sunday School at 9 45 and Morning Worship at 11 00 Upcoming RCYF at 6 00 and midweek activities include Sr Choir Practice Wednesday 6 30 and again 7 00 and Thursday 7 30 teachers meeting at the church.
In Ovid New York Rev David S Sheldon leads a 945 am church school and 1100 am worship service at Ovid Federated Church. In Trumansburg Royal E Filkins hosts 10 00 am Sunday School and 1100 am worship at First Methodist Church. Perry City Friends offer a meeting service with a 100 Mee rehip text unreadable.
TRUMANSBURG Senior High Camp Fire Girls sponsor a rummage sale to raise funds for an Expo 67 visit. Donations are welcome and pickup can be arranged by calling 387-8901.
Seneca Falls Red Cross reports April drives serving military families and civilians, distributing magazines and clothing, and delivering blood. The chapter raised funds, supported Combined Federated Campaign, United Fund, and provided 100 pints of blood to county hospitals. Donors are reminded of blood mobilizations in Waterlown May 15 and Seneca Falls June 7.
Searsburg Church hosts a rummage and bake sale at Trumansburg Methodist Church on May 12 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and May 13 from 9 a.m. to noon.
A daughter named Amy Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Shoup on Tuesday May 2 1967 in East Lansing Michigan.
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