I Publishing Corp Liditorial Officers and Contact Info
Liditorial publications list officers for I T Publishing Corp with Duane C Waid as president G B Winchell as vice president Wanda M Waid as secretary treasurer and Robert Brown as advertising manager The phones Interlaken 532 4223 and Trumansburg 387 9590 are also provided.
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I-T Publishing Corp
Duane C. Waid
G.B. Winchell
Wanda M. Waid
Sedy-Treas
Robert Brown
Phooes
Interlaken
Trumansburg
Editorial expresses mixed feelings on District Principal Curtis Maxson resignation
The South Seneca Central School Teachers Association asked for Curtis Maxson’s resignation. The editors praise Maxson’s integrity and professionalism while lamenting a public dispute and urging a peaceful settlement to keep education a priority. They note Maxson’s potential to lead the district but acknowledge the unresolved tensions.
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Curtis Maxson
South Seneca Central School Teacher’ Association
Maxson
CISS
South Seneca Central School
Curt Maxson
Local Club Calendar Shows May Events and Dinners
On Thursday night the Rotary, Rebekahs, Fish & Game Club, and T I Home Bureau meet with Mrs Guy Davis hosting at 8 pm. on Saturday May 13 a roast beef and escalloped oyster supper benefits Enfield Methodist Church at Enfield Grange Hall at 5 pm.
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Alice Conover
Rotary
Rebekahs
Fish & Game Club
T & I Home Bureau
Guy Davis
Enfield Grange Hall
Enfield Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
Mecklenburg
WSCS
Ulysses Grange
Jacksonville
Lodge
Rainbow Girls
Ladies Podunk Group
Norma Swartwood
Evelyn Soderholm
Helen Raymond
American Legion
S.S
T.C.T.C
Searsburg Grange
Meck
Vol. Fire Co
Methodist Church
Robert McCune
From the Past Highlights Local Manufacturing and May Events
1874 notes on Collins Mosher and Co and nearby wood working shops show a sizable manufacturing base with Morse Bicycle Chain Works employing fifty plus. 1908 a western state telephone manager warns against rubbering on party lines. 1922 state troopers begin highway patrol with strict enforcement. May calendar lists numerous community events across Mecklen burg Ovid Interlaken and surrounding groups with picnics fairs and meetings.
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Collins, Mosher and Co
Morse Bicycle Chain
Gregg Works
Letter praises Curt Maxson and urges reconsideration
The writer, Martin E. Rand, argues Curt Maxson’s two year tenure as South Seneca district principal brought significant positive changes and long hours, and that the community vilified him as scapegoat. He cites Maxson’s student focus and insistence on educational improvement while noting district resistance to change and incompetence. A second letter recalls Tree planting efforts on Main Street led by Mrs. Sproul and civic groups, praising recent beautification.
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Curtis J
Maxson
Curt Maxson
South Seneca Central School
Curt
South Seneca
CISS
South Seneca Central School Board of Education
Beverly McDonald
Board of Education
Association
Martin E. Rand
Ithaca College
Ithaca, N.Y
Main Street
Robert Sproul
Community Councils
Sproul
Howard Eckel
Kermit Huttar
Edward Hamil
Main
David Vann
Philip White
Mecklenburg
Taughannock
Mark of God in a Raindrop Poem of Peace
A reflective verse asserts God’s mark on earth through a violet raindrop and a cross raised to bring peace and wisdom. It contrasts divine brightness with human ugliness, invoking scripture to affirm faith.
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Earth
April Fire Calls in Trumansburg Reported
Fire Chief Albert Moore notes 21 calls in April including 9 ambulance runs 1 barn 2 grass 2 house 1 garage 1 gas flush 1 apartment fire 1 lost child and 2 car fires. Total 208 man hours at fires 169 at training sum 377 hours.
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Trumansburg
Albert Moore
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Liditorial
Gertrude Carman
Wanda Waid
Interlaken Village Board
Ovid Grange #155
Interlaken Oes
Ovid Federated Church
Interlaken Legion Aux
Farmerville Lodge
Ovid Village Board
Ovid Firemen
Interlaken Grange
Interlaken Legion
Re. Curtis J. Maxson
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C.L.S
Mark of God
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