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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1968

Page

10

Community notes of weddings visits and local events

Prospect Street residents modernize homes and plan additions. Cast member Raymond Baker from Mansfield State College Opera Workship performs in Cosi Fan Tutte. Neighbors host gatherings, visits span Chicago Buffalo Rochester and Hawaii. Prolific social calendar includes hospital updates Legion meetings stork shower and club gathering with several local families and relatives.

Hugh McDonald Prospect St Raymond William Baker William H. Baker N. Main St Guglielmo Mansfield State College Opera Mosart Opera Joseph Maleski S. Main St Chicago

Romulus RCS delegates and community notes

Romulus RCS was represented at meetings by Ethel Fitzgerald and secretary personnel at a Secretarial Conference in Grossinger s October 10 to 12. Raymond Preston attended the New York School Boards Conference in Syracuse October 27 to 29. Mrs Doris Aude of Geneva visited Romulus. Mr and Mrs J Sargent Miller attended the 75th anniversary of the Pierce Avenue Presbyterian Church in Niagara Falls. The Presbyterian Women s Association meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. A Japan mission filmstrip leads the study. The church asks for mite box contributions. Plans are made for a chicken supper bazaar on November 13. Mr and Mrs Kareen Atkyns of Ovid and Paul Walborn of Romulus married October 26 in Ovid Federated Church. The couple will reside in Ovid after touring the New England states. Mrs Joseph Licak returned from Geneva General Hospital after tests. Edward Knittle was promoted to Captain in the U S Army. Norman and Priscilla MacCheyne joined the Presbyterian Church by transfer from Lodi and Mountaintop, Pa. The Conservation Department s Bureau of Forest Pest Control was established in 1927 to guard forests from insects and diseases.

Merton C. Temple J. Sargent Miller Pierce Avenue Presbyterian Church Niagara Falls Presbyterian Women’s Assoc Fellowship Hall Japan Fugi San Sailer Byron Kareen Atkyns Ovid Paul Walborn Romulus Ovid Federated Church David Sheldon Lodi Mountaintop

Ovid Center Fire Victims Begin Home Recoveries

Residents from the Ovid area report progress after hospital stays. John Buggle Sr and his wife have left Taylor Brown Hospital for home care with his burned hand under ongoing medical supervision. Other local residents including Bernice Stein and Earl Terry face further tests and recoveries as community activity continues.

John Buggle Taylor-Brown Hospital John Sr

Pract ical nurse licensure list announced with local names

The State Education Dept announced 1815 candidates who passed the latest practical nursing exam given last July. Local newly licensed nurses include Mary Louise Coryell Romulus S Main St Helen A Covert Romulus Carla Lee Gorski Ovid Deborah Irene Nottke Trumansburg Delores Wilcox Zammett Interlaken Margaret Omert Meeker Trumansburg Linda Lou Murphy Trumansburg Hector St Trumansburg

Eliott E. Levallen John W. Paige Mildred S. Schmidt State Board of Examiners of Mary Louise Coryell S. Main St Romulus Helen A. Covert R.D. 2 Carla Lee Gorski Ovid Deborah Irene Nottke Box 285 Trumansburg Delores Wilcox Zammett Seneca St Interlaken Margaret Omert Meeker Cold Springs Rd Linda Lou Murphy Hector St

Christmas Seals Drive Marks 50th in Seneca County

The 50th Christmas Seals campaign in Seneca County, led by Herbert F. Keough, launches November 12 to fund tuberculosis and respiratory disease programs. Area chairs Ernest Petterson Ro ulus Howard Gere and Mrs. John Covert coordinate volunteers, who are affixing labels and stuffing letters for the mail appeal. The design features A Partridge in a Pear, and the campaign uses a pre-addressed detachable return envelope to streamline donations with New York State Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Association and the National TB and Respiratory Association.

Seneca County Herbert F. Keough Keough Chai Ernest Petterson Lodi-Intelaken Howard Gere Roulus John Covert New York

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