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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

18

American Legion creed and a Trumansburg report

A Union era address outlines The American Legion as a service organization owned by nation and veterans, urging religion in public life and national unity. The piece notes Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith returning from a West Coast trip, with updates on their son Fred Smith a Cal Cornell graduate and Oregon State University professor in Corvallis.

American Legion Fellowship of Comrades In Arms The Legion America England Republic Trumansburg Fred E. Smith West Coast Frederick J. Smith Corvallia Ore Oregon Fred Cornell Trumansburg Central School Okla State Univ North Carolina State Oregon State Univ Corvallis Anne Warren Chappaqua Westchester County

UNICEF Drive Meets With Success

The UNICEF drive in the Trumansburg-Jacksonville area raised about 260 dollars for child aid. The Trumansburg Area Council of Churches Youth Committee thanked volunteers from Federated Church Youth Fellowship Searsburg United Church of Christ Youth Fellowship Jacksonville Methodist Youth Fellowship and the Campfire Girls.

Trumansburg Jacksonville Trumansburg Area Council of Churches Unicef Charles F. Schwartz United Nations Children’s Fund Federated Church Youth Fellowship Searsburg United Church of Christ Youth Fellowship Jacksonville Methodist Youth Fellowship Campfire Girls

Townsendville Residents See Visits and Births Across States

Mrs John Knight and Mrs Alice Stout traveled to New London Conn to visit Arthur Stout and family. Max Aman and wife welcomed a girl born Oct 29 weighing 7 lb 4 oz, with three brothers and a sister. Hunting guests include J Bedell and Charles Coney at Charles Morrow home. Mrs Ruth Mosher and Millicent Toombs visited Mrs Mary Geisler on Town Line Rd for her sister birthday. Seneca County Extension meeting set for Nov 4 at Romulus Presbyterian Church. Delbert Aman of Candor staying with the Aman family. Young Mothers HDU met with five members and revised by laws. Charles Morrow works at Babcock Hatchery Ithaca.

Alice Stout Herbert Brokaw New London Conn Arthur Stout Max Aman A J. Bedell Flushing Charles Coney New Castle Del Charles Morrow Mary Geisler Town Line Rd Ruth Mosher Millicent Toombs Interlaken Mosher Seneca County Extension Service Assoc Romulus Presbyterian Church Delbert Aman Candor Townline Rd John Knight Young Mothers Hdu Charles Brinkerhoff David Jones Lester Davis Hollen Smith Roger Sherman Babcock Hatchery Ithaca

Hector Kitchen Konference Meeting At Searles Home

Hector East and the Hector Kitchen Konference will gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ward Searles on Tuesday November 9 at 800 p.m. Local attendees are invited to discuss community events and plans.

Hector - East Hector Kitchen Ward Searles

Chevrolet ad teases luxury options for standard features

A Chevrolet dealer promotes rear seat belts backup lights and a long list of custom features. The copy invites buyers to upgrade with options like FM stereo radio and other luxuries to raise their living standards.

Chevrolet

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