Walter L. Clark 52 drowned in Seneca Lake
Walter L. Clark of Main St. died after falling from a boat while fishing on Seneca Lake Saturday evening May 25. Funeral services were held May 28 at John D. Covert Funeral Home Ovid with full military rites by Arthur Depew Post 6200. He was a World War II and Korean War veteran and survived by his wife, daughter, mother, brothers, and seven sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Walter L. Clark
Main St
Seneca Lake
John D. Covert
Ovid
George Johnson
Lodi Presbyterian Church
West Lodi
Arthur Depew
Mr. Clark
Lodi
Jacob
Mabel Struble Clark
Sampson
Willard State Hospital
Clark
Ovid and
Civil Services Employees Assoc
Julia Doty Clark
Willard
Linda Clark
Mabel Clark
William and
Bruce
Anon Springs
Henry
Olive Holcomb
Thelma Lish
Lettie McCoy
Gertrude Charles
Agnes Veeder Lodi
Yvonne Haskin
Alfreda Mettler
Clyde E. Stewart Dies. Interlaken Resident 74
Clyde E. Stewart of Interlaken, 74, died May 23 1968 at Tompkins County Hospital after a long illness. A WWI veteran, he belonged to American Legion Post 462, the Interlaken Fire Department, and the First Baptist Church. Survived by brother Homer Stewart of Largo Florida and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. at Hurlbut Funeral Home Interlaken. burial Lakeview Cemetery. Bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Clyde E. Stewart
Tompkins County Hospital
American Legion Post 462
Hurlbut Funeral Home
Paul Miller
Ovid Center
Covert Baptist
Lakeview Cemetery
James van Nostrand
John Kellogg
John Jager
Floyd Dickerson
Ora Jenkins
Leonard Boyes
Harold M. Percey Dies at Ithaca After Illness
Harold M. Percey 79 of Iradell Road Ithaca died Thursday May 23 after a long illness. Survived by daughter Gussie Hall step son Robert Potts four grandchildren six great grandchildren brother Webster Percey and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held May 28 at Rhode Covert Funeral Home Trumansburg with Rev. Royal Filkins officiating. Burial in Jones Cemetery Trumansburg. Bearers named.
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Trumansburg - Hardlam
Percey
Iradell Rd
Ithaca
R.D
Gussie Hall
Robert Potts
Bradenton
Fla
Webster Percey
Interlaken
Rhode-Covert Funeral Home
Trumansburg
Royal Filkins
Jacksonville - Trumansburg
United Methodist Church
Jones Cemetery
William Church
George Ditmars
Dean Madison
William Proctor
Carl Reynolds
Richard Shaw
Philip R. Sears
North Branford
Conn
Keith Sears
Ruth Sears
Ann Sears
Burr Besemer
Allyn Sears
North Andover
Mass
Bruce Arnoldo Troy
Lydia Sears
Charles E Steele Dies at Clifton in New York
Charles E Steele, 86, died after a weeks illness at Clifton Springs Hospital. There will be no calling hours and memorial services will be announced. A lifelong area resident, he was a retired insurance agent. Survivors include a sister Mrs. Lewis J. Hart of Bethlehem Conn and a brother C Abury Steele of Lloyd plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Coryell Funeral Home Ovid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S E. Steele
Clifton Springs Hospital
Steele
Lewis J. Hart
Bethleham
Poppy Day Observance Planned in Trumansburg
National American Legion Auxiliary leaders praise Poppy Day as a tribute to soldiers in Vietnam and war dead. In Trumansburg May 30, Unit 770's Arlee Robinson says plans are complete with volunteers at key village points to distribute poppies and contact the public. Lydia Sears profile notes her local history writings and influence from Jessie Tucker Agard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Vernon H. Randall
American Legion Auxiliary
America
United States
Trumansburg
Arlee Robinson
Unit 770
American Legin Auxiliary
Robinson
Lydia Sears
Lydia
Jessie Tucker Agard
Ulysses
Willow Creek
Free Press
Ian
Bess Gregg Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter L. Clark
Harold M. Percey
Charles E. Steele
Clifton
Vance Crane & Son
Sheldrake-on-Cayuga
Finger Lakes
First National Bank of Waterloo
The
Fletcher's Trailer Sales & Service
Gray’s Insurance
Newport Chevrolet, Inc
Romulus Hotel
Romulus
Sheridan Oil Co., Inc
Main St, Interlaken
Taughannock Farms
St Trumansburg
Congress St
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