Social notes from Canandaigua and nearby towns
Miss Martha Jane Center teaches in Canandaigua and visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Northrup. Ray Woodington returns from Ordnance Training in Chambersburg Pa. Victor Kaiser and son Dale visited in Waterloo. Eddie Kaiser and Sue Wenderlick of Auburn spent time with Eddie’s parents. Chauncey Depew visited son Michael Depew in Fort Plain. Grant F Birdsall Jr attends Northeastern University Boston Rehab Administr. Earl Smith convalesces at Clifton Springs Sanitarium. Ricky Argus celebrated his tenth birthday with friends. Lon Hathaway leaves for service after family dinner. Multiple visits among Chamberlain, Millas, and Everts families in Rochester, Canandaigua, and surrounding towns. Geneva General Hospital patients include Julian Rogers and Mrs Grace Williams. Elizabeth Wilkens of Willard and Mrs Jack Bristol attended New York City OES Grand Chapter. Travel to Cohasset Mass noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kaiser
Dale
Waterloo
John Godley
Eddie Kaiser
Sue Wenderlick
Auburn
Eddie
Chauncey Depew
Michael Depew
Fort Plain
Grant F Birdsall, Jr
Elmira
Grant F. Birdsall
North Eastern University
Boston
Mass
Earl Smith
Ovid
Clifton Springs
Ricky Argus
Walter Argus
Charles Beaujon
Beaujon
Lon Hathaway
Lon
David Chamberlain
Rochester
Chamberlain
Harry Chamberlain
W Blaine Road
William Millas
Millas
Ray Woodard
Garden City
Calif
Ernest Dibble
Abe Vollertsen
Canandaigua
Mary Everts
Julian Rogers
Lodi Road
Geneva General Hospital
Robert Cole
Gilbert Read
Seneca Falls Hospital
Grace Williams
Lester Burnham
Delmar
Elmer Burnham
Elizabeth Wilkens
Willard
Charles Holmberg
Jack Bristol
O.E.S
New York City
Mary Feehan
Fayette Church Workers Sell Homemade Fruit Cakes
Fayette Federated Church workers advertise homemade fruit cakes for sale with orders through Mrs Victor Stahl Mrs Vern Hart ranft and Mrs Dimick Heinzman in Romulus. The Upper New York Synod meetings were held Oct 14 15 at First English Lutheran Syracuse with new officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Edward K. Perry
Henry H. Heins
Charles Gray
East Fayette Grange
W.M. Raymond Ward
Lodi Locals Spotted in Oneonta and Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs Otis Brockway and Mrs Charles Williams with children were seen in Oneonta Sunday. Charles Williams to return home from Poughkeepsie for the weekend. Harold Potts of Seneca Army Depot flew Rochester to Savannah then returned Friday. H K Wilson of Washington DC visited sister Belle Townsend and niece Sarah Townsend. Minor and Evelyn Brown moved from Lodi Point camp to Watkins Glen Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Brockway
Charles Williams
Oneonta
Poughkeepsie
Harold Potts
Seneca Army Depot
Rochester
Savannah
H. K. Wilson
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Belle Townsend
Sarah Townsend
Minor Brown
Evelyn Brown
Lodi Point
Watkins Glenn
Ovid Center Notes Update and Local News
Friends of S/Sgt and Mrs George Watson note address change for the family on military records. Mrs Leo Coleman and daughters visited Mr Orland DeParde in Waterloo while he recovers from recent hospitalization. Carol Ann Slack visited New York City with IC S seniors. Elmer Ward recovers at home after a small heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watson
George A. Watson
A.F
26Th Combat Support Group
U.S.A
Hobart William Smith students paint two churches
Hobart William Smith College students from Geneva painted St Stephens Episcopal Church in Romulus and Christ Episcopal Church in Willard over the weekend. Pictures and feature write-up will appear in next week’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Hobart William Smith College
Geneva
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Romulus
Christ Espicopal Church
Interlaken Rolls Candor 32 to 7 in Football Clash
Interlaken High defeated Candor 32 to 7 after building a 25‑0 lead. Kirk Swartout ran and caught a td, with Schmidt and Elliott contributing passes and a pick. The win capped a strong showing in an afternoon game at Candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Marv Rich
Interlaken High
Candor
Hawks
Kirk Swartout
Willard Girl Scouts Begin Weekly Meetings and Activities
Troop 327 meets each Monday at Parrish House from 4 30 p m with leaders Mrs Bena Austin Mrs Olive Lilla Mrs Jane Steen and Mrs Belle Miller Junior Assistant Gale Miller Committee Chair Iris Berkeley At first meeting Terrina Herndon elected Scribe Nora Starace treasurer Badge work on Rambler Badge planned Second meeting a hike for terrarium materials Third meeting Anne McDonald helped arrange twelve terrariums Halloween decorations for Willard State Hospital Fourth meeting formed three patrols The Bat Patrol led by Terrina Herndon with Nora Starace Butterflies led by Diane Miller and Charla Berkeley Green Hornets led by Karen Austin with Susan McDonald Scout leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne McDonald
Willard State Hospital
Bat
Terrina Herndon
Nora Starace
The
Butterflies
Diane Miller
Charla Berkeley
Green Hornets
Karen Austin
Susan McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Jane Center
Roy Northrup
Ray Woodington
Ordnance Training
Chambersburg
B.J. Thomson
Mary Keeler
Wismer Kinne
Cohasset, Mass
Mabel Heinzman
Mary Deal
Ruth Stahl
Charmion Boyle
Grange Hall
Lodi
Z. KR. Brown
Ovid Center
Jeannine Coleman
Swartout
Doug Schneider
Bob Elliott
Schneider
Dan -Adolph Rinas
Rinas
John Snyder
Den
Municipal Bldg
Timmy Griffith
Cub
William Thomson
Rodney Thomson
Craig Black
Michael Millspaugh
Peter Webb
Kevin Mannix
Zachary Getman
Darwin Smith
Municipal Bld
Den #6
Porter - Wright Lumber Co., Inc
Armstrong
Pew
Farmco, Inc
Seneca Falls Feed Mill
Fee Evdpyor
Farm & Home
Lawn & Garden Supplies Co
Jefferson St
Seneca Falls
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