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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

4

Memorial Day Observance Plan for Ovid Area Unfolds

Memorial Day events outline a full march starting at Sampson D Area and moving to A Wing and the American Legion Home in Ovid. The program includes a joint observance with VFW at Willard, a 10:30 a.m. gathering on Ann Street, and a parade featuring the Ovid Central School band, firing squads, and multiple veterans groups. A Gettysburg Address by Francis Manning closes the memorial at the Sacred Heart Cemetery and Union Cemetery before final dispersal.

Sampson D Firehouse American Legion Ovid V.F.W Willard Ann Street Amerecan Legion Ovid Central School Sons of Union Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans American Legion Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Ovid Fire Department Willard Fire Department Seneca Prospect Brown North Main Street Memorial Francis Manning Gilbert Road Sacred Heart Cemetery Lower Gate Union Cemetery

Tragic Farm Wagon Accident Claims Interlaken Boy

Twelve year old James Hay of Interlaken RD 2 died from a fractured skull after falling from a load of hay on a farm wagon pulled by a pickup on County Rd. 129. Companion Steven Johnson 14 sustained shoulder injuries. Robert Snyder 13 escaped unharmed.

Interlaken James Hay Bruno Reimer Romulus Steven Johnson Tompkins County Hospital Robert Snyder Raymond F. Hay New York City Monaday R.S. McLaughlin Waterloo State Police Myron Beardsley RD 2 McLaughlin Young

TRUMANSBURG LOCALS Continued Social and Family Trips

Prof and Mrs Robert Fergus hosted dinner with Prof and Mrs Gardner Clark of Ithaca. Several locals visited relatives in Ithaca and Great Neck L I, attended clock shows, and opened Cayuga Lake cottages for summer. Vietnam service begins for Earl Beardsley. Cornell Campus upheaval discussed by visiting students. Local visits spanned Ithaca, Binghamton, Williamsville, and Tucson with nursing studies and funerals noted.

Robert Fergus Gardner Clark Ithaca Edmund Fontanella Owen Hoffmire David Great Neck L.is Ithaca College Francis Potter Orissa Wells John Birdlebough Phoenix H J Davenports Birdlebough American Legion Home Loren Marquart Fayetteville Richard Stone Manlius Cayuga Lake Clara Brooks Joan Brooks Binghamton Charles Stewart Perry City Rd Marie Northrup Happy Landing Richard Makie Edwin Schmidt Bess Miller Russell Harris Poestenkill Roger Lane Orlando Fla Glen Fowler River Forest Kingtown Helen Shedrick Williamsville Fred Dean S.F C Earl Beardsley Beardsley States Germany Harold Beardsley Bradley St Vietnam Lewis Schwartz Homer DeLong W.L. Timerson

George D Frazier of Trumansburg Dies at 76

George D Frazier 76 of 8 Page Street Trumansburg died at home May 13 after a long illness. He was a member of the Church of the Epiphany and Arthur E Bouton Post 770 American Legion. Survived by wife Marion a daughter Mary Underwood Lisle a son Harry Frazier Ithaca 2 grandchildren 57 great grandchildren an aunt and several cousins. Funeral May 15 at 2 p.m. Rhode Covert Funeral Home Trumansburg Rev Roland Nichols officiating. Burial Grove Cemetery Trumansburg. Bearers were Harry Frazier Jr Donald Street Charles Douglas Fred Gary George and Harry Underwood.

Trumansburg George D. Frazier Page Street Church of the Epiphany Arthur E. Bouton American Legion Marion Frazier Mary Underwood Lisle Harry Frazier Ithaca Rhode-Covert Tru- Mansburg Roland Nichols Grove Cemetery Harry Frazier, Jr Donald Street Charles Douglas Fred Gary George Harry Underwood

Mrs Eva M Allen 85 dies in Jacksonville New York

Eva M Allen age 85 of Jacksonville died at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Binghanton after a short illness. She was a member of the Jacksonville Methodist Church and the Women’s Society for Christian Service. Survived by daughter Gladys Alig five grand and seven great grandchildren sister Frances Bullivant of Ovid and several nieces and nephews. Rhode Covert Funeral Home Trumansburg handles services May 7 at 2 p.m. Rev Royal E Filkins officiates burial in Grove Cemetery Trumansburg. Bearers Norbert Alig Ronald Alig William Alig Albert Rustic John Bullivant Frank McManus.

Jacksonville Eva M. Allen Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Binghamton Jacksonville Methodist Church Women’s Society For Christian Service Sebastian Gladys) Alig Frances Bullivant Ovid Rhode-Covert Trumansburg Royal E. Filkins Jacksonville-Trumansburg United Methodist Church Grove Cemetery Norbert Alig Ronald Alig William Alig Albert Rustic John Bullivant Frank McManus

School Board Sets Budget Rules and Committees

The board maps the 1969-70 budget aiming for at most a 10 percent tax rise. It forms two committees Job Analysis of Administrative Positions and Assembly Programs Guidelines, and approves coaches for varsity and junior varsity football plus cross country. Exams set June 12 13 and June 16 17 with early dismissal and no K-8 on June 18. graduation plans and facility rentals noted.

Hoffmire LeBoffe Meixell Hickman Huckle Parks Memorial Auditorium Herbert I. Gross Massachusetts Institute of Technology Board of Cooperative Educational Services Cornell The Community Education Service Trumansburg Board of Education

Three Newborns Reported In Trumansburg Families

A daughter Jacqueline Suzanne Chase was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Chase of E Main St on Friday May 9 1969 at Tompkins Co Hospital. A son Philip Ray Marsh was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Marsh on Monday May 12 1969 at Tompkins Co Hospital. A son Daniel John Bishop was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bishop of Holcomb on Monday May 12 1969.

Trumansburg Jacqueline Suzanne John Chase E. Main St Tompekins Co. Hospital Philip Ray David Marsh Tompkins Co. Hospital Daniel John Gary Bishop Joan Stillwell Holcomb

Mrs Warne Hosts McBrides and Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Richard McBride and family called on their mother Mrs Anna Warne Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs William VanNost raid were recent visitors at the home of the John Buggle family.

Richard McBride Anna Warne William VanNostraid John Buggle

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