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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
11
Interlaken barber shop Hanks on Main Street operates daily with a closing Wednesday schedule and hours listed as 85:30. The notice provides service details for local patrons seeking regular haircuts in town.
A compact notice lists firms in Interlaken including Freese's Hobby Shop on Prospect Street and Newport Chevrolet Inc. as well as funeral services by Hurlbut Funeral Home and cemetery memorials for Auburn. Insurance offerings from Morse Collins agents George W. Hunt and the Wyckoff Hymes Agency on Main Street are noted with contact numbers.
Directory style notice listing beauty shop The Doll House owner Georgie Gey Bateman and phone numbers, cleaners Cayuga Cleaners pickup delivery, multiple pickup stations, excavating service J Covert Sr septic tanks and digging, jeweler Charles F Roarke, and Village Greenhouse offerings in Trumansburg New York.
Wanted to buy pure apple juice or sweet cider. Buyer seeks gallon or half gallon quantities from Tarr's Dairy. Note 43tn included.
FOR SALE EDNA S TROPICAL Fish Low Prices aquariums and supplies Perry City Rd East of County Farms Mon day Sunday 1 pm 4 30 pm and 5 30 9 pm Trumansburg 387 9428 annu ous FOR SALE SPINET PIANO See local Credit Manager P O Box 35 Cortland Ohio 4314p NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN license to sell liquor beer wine and cider at Hayts Corners Seneca NY on premises consumption 4412
Sutherland Electric on Rt. 89 will offer round the clock emergency service starting November 10. On-call coverage will be 24 hours a day, seven days a week with dialing 607-869-5728 for emergencies.
The Commissioner of Social Services for Seneca County will sell seven parcels at public auction on November 20 1967 at 11 00 a m on the steps of the County Courthouse Waterloo New York parcels include West Seneca Street Lodi Main Street Willard West Covert Road Covert Washington Street Waterloo Daniels Street Seneca Falls Seneca Street Seneca Falls and Ovid Center Road Ovid. The former owners are named. The Commissioner may reject any bid. Dated November 1 1967 Donal d C Ells.
Seneca County Highway Department invites sealed bids from franchised Seneca County dealers for one new 1968 four door station wagon. Bids due by noon November 13 1967. Trade in of a 1965 Ford Station Wagon. Bids opened at 6 30 p m November 13 1967 at the Highway Superintendent’s Romulus office. John Carey Superintendent of Highways 4511
Sealed bids are invited by the Village of Ovid for furnishing fuel oil to the Municipal Building and Water Department. Bids must be received by November 2 and opened at 8 p.m. on the same day. Veronica Rodgers, Clerk.
Interlaken High School Concert Choir hosts a food sale on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon to fund a future musical and blazer purchases at LC S. Community support is welcomed. A Mecklenburg Firemen's Auxiliary teen dance follows on November 17 at the Firehouse from 8 to 11 p.m. with admission 50 cents per person.
We thank relatives friends neighbors for memorial funds flowers cards and food. Also the many other acts of kindness shown us in our bereavement. May God bless you all. Mrs. Charles Moore Mrs. Floyd Bletler & family
Interlaken notices thank friends for support with hearts fund contributions cards flowers and meals. Patricia Stephen and Nicholas Durnin recall assistance during the funeral with appreciation for cars and kindness.
Local residents attend visits with relatives in Rochester Ogdensburg and Oswego. Presbyterian Church bazaar and chicken and biscuits supper planned for November 15 with booths children's fishpond baked goods and crafts. Community members host Halloween party and local families welcome guests visiting from Geneva Ovid and Rochester. A trailer home purchase signals new residential plans on North Main Street.
Ovid Junior Grange 186 meets 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Hall. Ovid Center Kings Daughters hold a meeting November 16 at Olive Lewis’s home. LeConte and Ruth Wilson Myer welcome a son Joseph Earl born Nov 3 at Tompkins County Hospital. Various notes cover fellow grangers, Pomona meeting in Lodi, birthday wishes, and church services.
Quote from Harold P. Benson of Smith County Kansas Pioneer notes that weather prompts conversation even when it changes little. The remark reflects local humor about climate chatter and social small talk.
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