Jaycees Sponsor Christmas Decorating Contest in Three-Town Area
TRUMANSBURG Interlaken and Jacksonville residents with mailing addresses are invited to enter a Christmas decorating contest sponsored by the Tri County Jaycees and local merchants. Entries due by Dec 22 1965 with prizes for religious holiday and combination motifs. Displays must be lit and visible from the street with judging Dec 26–30 from 6 to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Gerry Messmer, Jr
Interlaken
Jim White
Jacksonville
Community college plan eyed for Cortland Tompkins area
Parents of high school students are asked to respond to a questionnaire about a proposed community college serving Cortland and Tompkins counties. The Education Committee cites benefits for students and adults, including lower tuition and broader learning.
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CW Mansburg
Cortland
Tompkins
Board of Supervisors
Ithaca
Cortland City
Community college support urged for broad benefits
The article advocates a community college benefiting housing, health, citizenship, and offers evening and day courses to high school graduates and their families. It urges public support, calling on the whole community to consider the college now, not only parents with children.
Federated Church Budget For 1966 Set At $34 000
Trumansburg First Federated Church plans a 1966 budget of $34 000 an increase of 30 percent from last year to fund the growing congregation now at 557 members after unification with the former Baptist and Presbyterian groups. Stewardship Sunday is Nov 21 with Herbert W Haight chairing the Board of Trustees Finance Committee assisted by Harry E Buck Robert Newport Georgia Brown Gertrude Carman Wilbur Briggs and Haight.
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Trumansburg
First Federated Church of Ulysses
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Herbert W Haight
Board of
Board of Trustee Finance Committee
Harry E. Buck
Robert Newport
Georgia Brown
Gertrude Carman
Wilbur Briggs
Herbert W. Haight
Covert electors to vote on three tickets in 1915
Local notes list Covert electors choosing county town and amendments, with Lodi voters counting five items. The issue names Pan American visitors, a moving dairy business, and upcoming events including school activities, auctions, and a 1905 to 1960 timeline of town happenings in Ovid-Lodi area.
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Lodi
Pan Am
Michael White
John
Cephas Culver
Eugene Creque
A. — Shank
M.R. Coleman
A.S. Darrow
A.S Sniffen
Wikcoff
Henry
Morris Max
Peter Ward
William
Frank Fa
Robert Gould
Concord
N.H
L A. Gould
Sun‘lay
Lyman B. Welton
A.S
Park Davis & Co
R.K Wheeler
Port Huron
Michigan
D, C Wheelers
Ovid
Ovid Central School
William Green
Footes Corners
John Ralings
Webb Percy
Earl Schmidt
Cove
Public trough installed at Hayts Meeting House
1886 report notes a water trough for public use placed at Hayts Meeting House between Trumansburg and Ithaca. 1887 sermon by Rev. J. B. French urges Christians to treat Sunday as a Holy Day devoted to rest and worship rather than recreation or holiday activities.
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Gertrude Carman Trumansburg
Hayts
Ithaca
Reb. J. B. French
The
Baptist Church
United Thanksgiving Eve Service Planned
Interlaken unions four area churches plan a Thanksgiving Eve service at First Baptist Interlaken on November 24 at 7 30 PM. Ministers Rev Edward M Miller Rev George Johnson Rev Albert Sauer and Rev John Mulder participate with Mulder delivering One Gift More A Thankful Heart. Music by Mrs Richard Freeman and the Senior Choir. Proceeds help Joint Religious Instruction Classes aiding nearly 200 children.
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Interlaken - Union
First Baptist Church
Interlaken
Edward M. Miller
First Baptist Church of
George Johnson
First Presbyterian Church of
Lodi
Albert Sauer
Methodist Church of
Thanksgiving Vacation Begins Wednesday at Trumansburg
The Trumansburg Central School will close at 11 15 a m on Wednesday November 24 for the Thanksgiving break and reopen Monday November 29. Sealed bids for additions to the elementary and high school worth about 1 0186 million were invited for November 23 at 3 p m in the district office. The district has bonds approved up to 1 018 600 with state aid covering 804 000.
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Trumansburg
Trumansburg Central School
Thanksgiving Sermon Contrast and Democratic Victory Riots
A town shows gratitude for blessings and divine love in a commentary on sermons. The 1910 Democrats celebrate victory with a buoyant parade and cannon fire after learning results, while marching bands and enthusiasm fill the town despite imperfect harmony.
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James A White
Cayuga
Gerry Messmer Jr
Interlaken, N.Y
Hilda Murphy
Federated Church
By Vande Wald
Edwin Hostetter
New York City
Hostetter
Frances Bassett
Red & White
Art Poulsen
Donald Mabee
Grace Landergren
Historical Society
Phyllis Griffith
Lyceum
Barron
Miss Church
D. G. Covert
James French
T. G. McDill
William Stratton
Adirondacks
Swarthout
Wayland Register
Mary H. Button
Willard
William J
Anthony Dever
Seeley
Court House
Charles Owen
Romulus Presbyterian Church
Grover Terry
Ovid Center Grange
Willard School
Navy
Sampson
Stanley Gorski
le Conte Myer
Myron Brewer
Welch Brothers
Hugh Chapman
James Voorhees
Ovid V.F.W. Auxiliary
T Publishing Corp
C. Waid
Pres
Winshell
Waid
Intenlaken Review
Ieternabes Servicg Senese County
Ee Ees
New York
Set of Congress
Seseta
Ovid ‘Ly
David Grith
Mowe
Free Press
Fumensburg
Tomphins
Elte
Jasmeus Tengherwood Fale
Congress
Suatiest
Carl Dickerson
ADV
Mgr
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