Veterans Day 1967 Urges Freedom Defense and Unity
John Jarvis editorials from Advance emphasize Veterans Day 1967 as more than respect for veterans. The piece stresses preserving freedom against aggression and national unity, citing memories from World War I to present struggles from Central Europe to Southeast Asia. It notes over 20 million Americans understand the price of freedom and urges community participation in the Veterans Day program. Also mentions a miscaptioned photo in an earlier Heinz scholarship notice and promises correction if the proper image arrives.
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John Jarvis
Seneca County American Legion
Legion
Esteen
America
Douglas McArthur
Europe
Southeast Asia
United States
Halloween pranks blot Main Street as town cleans up
In Trumansburg Halloween night left a Mess on Main Street with shaving cream eggs and paint. Merchants sold shaving cream and eggs ahead of the revelry while a parade of costumes entertained residents. Law enforcement reported two speeding arrests and cleanup followed a heavy rain.
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Trumansburg
Main St
Holton's
Gregory's
Bateman
Jim Brown
John Chase Jr
Popeye
Steven Nuhn
Friar Tuck
Jepeto
Pinocchio
Dave
Bill
Pamela Golden
Becky Northrup
Phyllis Diller
Phyllis Covert
Scott Twins
Bobby
Donnie
Ricky
Lucille McGill
Dee
Dum
Federated
Louise DeLong
Gordon Brown
Jim Gallagher
Mary Farrell
Donna Vann
Inter-church Youth Fellowship
Unicef
Preston
Tompkins Co. Sherriff Dept
Holtons
Depot awards honor Local People for outstanding service
Col. William G. Senior presented awards to depot staff for superior performance. Harold Potts of Lodi received $150 for Outstanding Performance and Sustained Superior Performance, and William T. Crawford of Hayts Corners plus Virginia Swick of R.D. 1, Ovid each earned $100.
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Romulus
William G
Harold Potts
Lodi
William T. Crawford
Hayts Corners
Virginia Swick
R.D
Ovid
Ready Made Ladies Suits Rise In Municipal Trade
Local editor recalls J T Howe predicting a shift to ready made ladies garments and orders for 50 suits for fall and winter. Community notes also mention a town gossip, a calm election day in Ulysses, Halloween mischief and a horse block secured for Nov 1 amid festive chaos.
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J.T. Howe
Ulysses
Letter to the editor on school choice and taxes
A reader argues after the election that taxpayers should not penalize students whose parents choose parochial schools. The letter defends private religious schools and questions state funding and taxation fairness for non-attending families. It defends religious freedom and parental choice in education.
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Mr. Ward
From Cairo With Love and Homesickness Reflections
A narrator living abroad lists what he misses about the United States and Texas life. He cherishes friends, parties, ideas, and the Texas landscape while affirming his love for America despite imperfections.
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Fort Worth
Texas
New York
U.S.A
Babies Born in Tompkins County Area The Times
A series of birth notices from Tompkins County report Jaimie Ann Holland born Oct 31 1967 to Patti Boyd and James Holland of Alfred. Eric William Miller born Oct 30 1967 to Linda Bon sall and Raymond Miller. a son born Nov 2 1967 to Mrs Doherty and Mr Doherty of Ithaca. Lynn Elizabeth Golder born Nov 4 1967 to Arthur J. Golder Jr and spouse at Congress Street. Joseph Earl Myer born Nov 3 1967 to LeConte Myer and spouse in Interlaken weighing 7 lbs 2 oz.
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Trumansburg
Jaimie Ann
James Holland
Patti Boyd
Alfred
Tompkins Co. Hospital
Eric William
Raymond Miller
Linda Bonsall
Robert Doherty
Ithaca
Falls Rd
Lynn Elizabeth
Arthur J. Golder, Jr
Congress St
Interlaken
LeConte Myer
Joseph Earl
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Lawrence Kenyon
H.J. Heinz Co
Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
Veterans
Hilda Murphy
Col. Senior
Deo
Gertrude Carman
Eisebtote
Cairo
Frank Schaefer
Peace Corp
IT Publishing Corp
Owene C Weid
G. Winchell
Wende M. Waid
Treasure
the Interlaken Review
M. Y
Ovid, MY
Ruth Clewsen
the Free Press
Tremensburg
N.Y
Richard Murphy
Mave
Hazel Timersen
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