VanderPoel Begins Study at East Texas State University
James VanderPoel of Co. Rd. 129, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew VanderPoel, begins a four year Business Administration program at East Texas State University Commerce Texas on a four year scholarship. A 1968 Ovid Central School graduate he played baseball basketball track and football in high school and served as sports editor of the school newspaper. He attended Al Cervie’s basketball camp in 1967 and was a camp counselor at Inlet this past summer.
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James VanderPoel
Andrew VanderPoel
Co. Rd
East Texas State University
Commerce
Tex
Ovid Central School
Jim
al Cervie
Inlet
Wedding Grounds Store Closure and Local News Highlights
The Kaiser family wedding caused the Seneca Variety Store to close for the day. Community updates note hospital convalescence for Lawrence Dunn and Fredrick Fowell, with visits from Rochester and Canandaigua residents. Upcoming bake sale plans by the Ovid Women’s Christian Association are announced, plus local travel and hospital check up notes.
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Kaiser
Seneca
Lawrence Dunn
W. Seneca St
Fredrick*fowell
Willard
Rochester General Hospital
J.A. Riley
Joan
Joyce
Rochester
William Hilliard
Buffalo
James Orbanek
Webster
William Simack
Ovid
Victor Kaiser
Women’s Christian Assoc
Ovid Federated Church
Seneca County Red Cross elects officers and directors
Ten new directors were elected at the annual Seneca County Chapter American Red Cross meeting. Lyle W. Evans was reinstated as chairman as new officers were named. Officers include Peter King first vice chair and Richard Hillmire second vice chair with Catherine Bender secretary and Lawrence Bender treasurer.
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Seneca County
American Red Cross
Ovid
Veronica Maher
Monroe County
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
George Johnson
Lodi
Harold Kelser
Peter King
Robert Tarnow
Seneca Falls
Joseph Mayer, Jr
Eisenhower College
William Spicher
Seneca Army Depot
K. Lee Patchen
Waterloo
Hamilton White
Tyre
Alien Pomeroy
Philippe Varrin
Varick
Lyle W. Evans
Richard Hillmire
Catherine Bender
Lawrence Bender
George Patterson
Wisner Kinne
Walter Sly
Ovid Ladies Lead Seneca County Children Committee
Mrs. Charles Smith of Waterloo, elected President of the Seneca County Children's Committee, announces two local officers and chairmen. The group funds foster child programs, hosts a Fall Workshop in Trenholm East Inn on October 3, and plans a dinner for foster parents at Hotel Gould in Seneca Falls on October 17. Financial support comes from the Interlaken Community Chest and the Seneca County United Fund.
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Charles Smith
Waterloo
Seneca County Children's Committee
Benjamin Franklin
Veronica Maher
Smith
State Committee On Children and Community Services
Trenholm East Inn
Seneca County
Gould
Seneca Falls
Interlaken Community Chest
Seneca County United Fund
Interlaken Chest
United Fund
Family visits and travel notes from Rochester area
Ruth Clawson notes family gatherings as Mrs. Wayne English and relatives visited Rochester to help celebrate her father's birthday, while Mrs. William Latimer and children joined relatives in Auburn and others traveled to Atlantic City. Bernice Robinson moved to the George Lynch apartment in Willard, and Leona M. Bell visited relatives in Syracuse.
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Ruth Clawson
Wayne English
Rochester
Alfred Smith
William T. Latimer
Auburn
Eleanor L. Tharp
Clarence Dunham
Mr. Latimer
Harry Berlin
Atlantic City, NJ
Bernice Robinson
Willard
George Lynch
Main St
Leona M. Bell
Syracuse
Auxiliary and Caywood Camp Plan Chicken Barbecue in Ovid
The Ovid Auxiliary 72 and Caywood Camp 146 S.U.V. joined forces at a September meeting in the G A R Room with Betty Bakerpresiding. Nine members attended as they planned a barbecue at the Ovid Fire House on October 5 at 5 30 p m until all served with Alma Evans as food chairman.
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Auxiliary
S.U.V.C.W
G.A.R
Betty Baker
Caywood
S.U.V
Alma Evans
Cadettes Plan Story Hour at Ovid Library
Cadette Girl Scout Troop 172 will host Story Hour at the Ovid Library from 2 to 3 PM for children 8 and younger. The program, running since Sept 28 and continuing through December, aims to boost library interest and aid girls in their active citizen challenge. Each week features a different participant with tours, drawing, or discussion activities for youngsters.
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Ovid - Cadette Girl Scout
Ovid
Fun Fills Each Session with Plenty of Cheer
The note emphasizes that each session will include lots of fun activities. Participants look forward to engaging games and entertaining moments throughout the event.
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