Death notices for William S. Drummond and Claude H. Davis in Trumansburg
William S. Drummond 88 of McLallen Street died November 15 1966 at Lakeside Nursing Home after a long illness. Survived by niece Dorothy Pacholke and nephews Ralph L. and Burton J. Drummond. Funeral 1 PM November 19 at Samuel Rhode Funeral Home with Rev. Royal Filkins, Grove Cemetery. Claude H. Davis 76 of Trumansburg died November 18 1966 at a local home after a short illness. Survived by a half sister and half brother plus several nieces and nephews. Service 2 PM at Samuel Rhode Funeral Home with Rev. Filkins, Grove Cemetery.
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William S. Drummond
Trumansburg
McLallen St
Lakeside Nursing Home
Dorothy Pacholke
Mundelein
Ralph L
Burton J. Drummond
Hazel Crest
Mich
Samuel Rhode
Royal Filkins
First Methodist Church
Grove Cemetery
Claude H. Davis
Flora McAteer
Davis
Dorothy West
West Burlington
Irving L. Davis
Clayville
First Methodist Church of
Military personnel transfers and promotions across branches
Yeoman 3rd Class Lana Tobey has been transferred from Norfolk to Bainbridge to attend Yeoman Class B School and was runner-up in the 1966 Tidewater Wave of the Year. Army Pvt Douglas Turner, 651st Medical Co., promoted October 27 in Germany after active duty since February 1966. Army Pvt Thomas C. Lucas, 19, assigned to 1st Cavalry in Vietnam November 5, mortarman from Cascadia Preparatory High School.
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Paul Cretser
Peter Transferred Doll
Willis Reigle
Walter Steen
Trumansburg
Douglas W. Turner
Mabel J. Baisley
Jay Cook Road
Germany
651St Medical Company
Kornwestheim
Turner
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Harry P. Turner
Miracle Mile Road
Covington
Tucson
Ariz
Obituaries for Ruth McCarriagher Horton and Elmer Dwyer
Obituaries note Ruth McCarriagher 60 of Ovid died Nov 15 after a long illness. Funeral at John D. Covert Funeral Home and Holy Cross Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survived by nephew Willis McGrain. Also Kenneth Horton 72 of St Petersburg died Nov 15 1966 in Florida with services at Lodi Presbyterian Church and burial in West Lodi Cemetery. Horton formerly lived in Ovid and served as a police officer. Elmer C. Dwyer 73 of Ovid died Nov 15 at Taylor Brown Hospital Waterloo. Services at John D. Covert Funeral Home with burial at family choice. Dwyer born in New York City and lived in the area 20 years. He belonged to South Seneca Post American Legion and several fraternal bodies. Survived by sister, nephew Thomas Delaney and cousin Mary Kingsley.
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Ruth McCarriagher
Ovid
John D. Covert
Holy Cross Church
William Lammers
Holy Cross Cemetery
McCarriagher
Peter and
Mary Best McCarreaigher
Binghamton
Willis McGrain
Nashville, Tenn
Kenneth Horton
St Petersburg
Fla
Elmer C. Dwyer
North Main St
Taylor- Brown
Waterloo
Mr. Dwyer
New York City
South Seneca Post
American Legion
Union Lodge
Skol- Vase Council
Seneca Army Depot
Ovid Central School
Florida
Thomas Delaney
Delmar
Mary Kingsley
Heavelton
Police Report from Trumansburg Court October
In October eleven cases were disposed of in Trumansburg Police Justice Court presided by Judge Herbert W Haight. Fines were issued for speeding to David Pakkula Arthur Dickerson Roland Marriott James McDougal Robert Sheldon Curtis Vorhis Richard Caward and Richard Caward. Also fined were Edward Davis for unsafe tires Thomas Lippert for crossing a solid line and failure to yield and Curtis Vorhis for driving with ability impaired. Total fines remitted to the State Bureau of Audit and Control. Arresting officers Sergeant Preston and Officer Morocco.
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Trumansburg
Thomas Lippert
Binghamton
Curtis Vorhis
Ithaca
State Bureau of Audit and Control
Sargeant Preston
Morocco
Veterans Day Committee appoints Ithaca rep Gangl
Veteran Frank V Votto announced Leo J. Gangl as State Veterans Day Committee member and Ithaca Tompkins County local representative. The State Committee urges area citizens to participate in the national holiday observance and show support for veterans. Gangl will work with the local committee to promote participation in planned activities.
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Frank V Votto
Division of Veterans’ Affairs
State of New York
Leo J. Gang
Veterans’ State Committee
Ithaca
Tompkins County
Veterans’ Day State Committee
Gangl
Veterans’ Day Committee
Ovid Central School Elects Senior Honor Society Officers
Ovid Central School held the Senior Honor Society election on Wednesday October 26 electing Lawrence VanVleet as President Mary Eastman as Vice President Sally Foxx as Secretary and Robert Jacoby as Treasurer for the new term.
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OVID
Ovid Central School
Lawrence VanVleet
Mary Eastman
Sally Foxx
Robert Jacoby
Harsh Word Not Withstood Yet Kind Word Multiplies
Quote from Frank Bridges in The Smithville Times urges kindness, noting a harsh word cannot be withdrawn while a kind word rebounds many times. The line reflects a moral emphasis on temperate speech in local discourse.
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Frank Bridges
The
Smithville
Tex
The Miseries of Misery in Social Circles
James D. Coleburn laments the misery of social life defined by income in The Courier Record of Blackstone Virginia. The remark critiques class-based snobbery and the pressure to fit into a social whirl through wealth, not character or achievement.
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James D. Coleburn
the Courier Record
Blackstone
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