Trumansburg Locals Highlights Elmira Meeting and Visits
Mayor Ralph Ness and Mrs Ness attended a dinner meeting of the Finger Lakes Funeral Directors Assn in Elmira. Visitors include Mrs Samuel Fox with Carl Sears and daughter. Open House marked George Pokorney 25th anniversary. Readers trip to Oswego Old Fort Oswego tour. Multiple weekend visits from Ithaca Clifton Park and Rochester residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ness
Ness
Elmira
Finger Lakes
Ass’n
Pierce’s
Samuel Fox
Carl Sears
Snyder Hill
Ithaca
Granville
Vermont
Adirondacks
Hillendale
George Pokorney
Edgar Sebring
Stuart Dickson
Hermann Zimmerman
Lewis Schwartz
Lower Covert Rd
Hobart Sears
Merle Baldwin
Old Fort Oswego
Bess Jeffrey
Elisha DeVries
Shortsville
Gordon Kipp
Henrietta
Eric Litzenstratter
Rochester
A.w.thompson
Groton
Owen Hoffmire
A. J. Reynolds
Westchester
Poplar Ridge
Moravia
Hy Cooper
New York City
Harry Buck
Local Notes and Guests Span Derby Framingham and Trumansburg
Peny City Bruce Rich visited his Derby parents over the weekend and attended a friend's wedding. Harriet I Gunning of Framingham Mass visited her mother and sister in the area. Walter Watkins a Walcott resident welcomed twin sons Rex and Randy. Alma Doty of Reynoldsville stayed with her daughter and son in law Clyde Johnson. Mrs Mary Shriner met with Mrs Eleanor McNetton and others in Trumansburg. The Wards opened a gas station after two weeks of repairs and a new pump. The October Book Club gathering at Trumansburg will feature Prof James McConkey of Cornell reviewing Flannery O Connor.
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Bruce Rich
Townline Road
Adin Rich
Derby
Harriet I. Gunning
Framingham
Mass
David Gunning
Elmer VanDerzee
Walter Watkins
Walcott
Lucille Rumsey
Rex
Randy
Alma Doty
Reynoldsville
Clyde Johnson
Richard Everhart
Lancaster
James Everhart
Everhart
Union Springs
Clinton Shannon
Mary Shriner
Eleanor McNetton
Trumansburg
Jane Burr
Alice Conover
Local Social Notes Include Birth and Visits
Miss Marian Bower of Ithaca spent Tuesday night with Miss Joyce Soule. Mrs. Charles Morris and others attended the W.S.C.S. meeting at Casawasco. Mr. and Mrs. Jared Culver of McIntyre welcomed a son born Oct 6, 1966 at Tompkins County Hospital. Vivian Leonard of Syracuse visited her mother Nettie Leonard. The W.S.C.B. is postponed to Oct 19 at Nettie Leonard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bower
Ithaca
Joyce Soule
Charles Morris
Donald Warren
Kenneth Wright
Carl Warren
W.S.C.S
Casawasco
Jared Culver
McIntyre
Tompkins County Hospital
Harry Percey
Plattsburg
Mildred Per
Cey
W.S.C
Nettie Leonard
Vivian Leonard
Syracuse
Earl Shannon
Reynoldsville
Allen Soule
Grape picking for Bidg 2 teachers at Jean Adams home
Last Tuesday 26 Bidg 2 teachers visited Hector to pick grapes and dine with Jean Adams. Mrs Adams has hosted grape gatherings before, inviting staff to enjoy a social afternoon and fruit.
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Trumansburg
Bidg
Jean Adams
Hector
Jean
Bazaar at First Federated Church Trumansburg October 18 1966
The Trumansburg Searsburg Church Bazaar will be held Tuesday October 18 1966 at the First Federated Church Trumansburg. Items go on sale at 10 a.m. with luncheon serving a scalloped chicken Gelatin Salad squash rolls and gingerbread for $1.00. Public invited. For questions call Gertrude Millspaugh 387-6026.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg - Searsburg
Federated Church
Trumansburg
Mittee
Gertrude Millspaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peny City
Book Club
Owen H. Hoffmire
Ortha Strong
B.h.duddleston
James McConkey
Cornell University
Flannery O’connor
D.A.R
Frank Finch
Taughannock
Tompkins County United Fund
Once For
The
United Way
Newport Chevrolet, Inc
Holtons’ Pharmacy Inc
Sheridan Oil Co., Inc
Finger Lakes Co-Operative Ins. CO
Trumansburg Home Telephone CO
Wyckoff-Hymes Agency
Harland Knight
Insurance Gregorys
Cayuga Cleaners
June’s Department Store
Gregorys Red & White
Millspaugh Bros
the Parish Shop
Koke Radio & TV
Porter-Wright Lumber CO
Vance Crane & Son
Lowe's Mobil Service
Interlaken Community Chest
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