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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
11
Local barber shop Hanks on Main Street Interlaken operates daily from 8 AM to 6 PM with Wednesdays closed. Real estate used cars advertised alongside shop notices.
Antique sewing machine advertised as American made with zig zag stitch, blind hem, and buttonhole functions. Price listed as 3000 dollars or 5 dollars per month with collect calls accepted to Geneva 789 1005. 4511
Wanted buyers for oats with highest prices and no dockage. load at convenience. Glen Alden Blue Coal Hud son Valley Deep Mined Anthracite for sale by Boyce Bros Your only area dealer. Call Ovid 869-5892 or 869-5807 4314.
Separate sealed bids for additions and alterations to Trumansburg Elementary and Senior High Schools and a new athletic field are due by 30 pm EST on Tue Nov 23 1965. Bidders must file a 5 percent bid bond. deposit $5000 for plans. bonds required. plans available at Fudge & Underhill Elmira and F W Dodge offices. attention to Labor Law Section 220 and wage rates.
Thirteen tables for a teen play on Friday at Canoga Volunteer Five hosted a card party. Prize winners were high scorers Mrs Cora Freeman and Henry Wolfe, low scorers Mrs Mae Lec lerc and Homer Reigle, lone hands Mrs Raymond Deming and Clayton Stahl, door prize Peg Larsen. Next party Nov 19 with Paul Stuck in charge.
Inductions into the National Honor Society at Interlaken Central School included Townsendville residents Mrs John Knight and Miss Cathy James along with Miss Clara Jones and Miss Patty Baker. Maynard Young John Knight and Max Aman chosen as ASCS committeemen for the Town of Lodi. Robert Voorhees and Henry Henderson also elected from Lodi. Mrs Myra Strong traveled from Rochester by plane on Election Day to stay with her son and daughter in law F Kedric Strong and daughter in Hazel Crest. She was seen off by Misses Helen and Marian Marsh.
A list of local residents including Mrs Philip Fried and Mrs Norma Havens attended World Wide Community Day in Trumansburg on Friday afternoon. Other locals visited Seneca Falls Thursday, while a family announced the passing of Rebecca Ann Meixell and a move of Cora Willett’s trailer from Smith Valley to Horseheads. A Harvest Thanksgiving supper is planned at the church with Marian Price as guest.
Classified note offers hem and buttonhole work for sale at 3000 dollars or 1005 dollars cash on delivery. Available for immediate collection any time.
For sale three African geese and fifty heavy laying hens. Also Shetland ponies offered for under fifty dollars as Christmas presents. Available on time payments. Contact Lodi JU2 4895.
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