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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1968

Page

16

Coffee Hour Planned by Mr and Mrs Furman In Trumansburg

Local society notes reveal a Coffee Hour hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Max Furman on Friday at 10 30 am with Matthew McHugh candidate for District Attorney as guest to field questions. The column lists many residents visiting, traveling, and attending events around Trumansburg and nearby towns.

Max Furman Matthew McHugh Dist Marian Carman John Stewart Concord Catskills Stewart Horseheads James Withiam Beth Baldwin Rochester Robt. Timerson Vincent Cree Belmore L. Is Wm. Neumanns Waterbury Martin Noveck Happy Landing Inn Novecks Neumanns Neumann Crees Carter Rice Timothy Volin Candlewyck Alec Proskine David Crosbys Dunkirk Letchworth Park Guy Newell Harold Andrew Dewitt Tunison P.b.smith Mildred McHenry Owego Chicago Trumansburg Barbara Gutelius Cathy Gutelius Wooster College Ohio Nicol Elsse Smith Stanley K. Gutelius W. L. Timerson Phelps Phelps Presbyterian Church Edwin D. Patrick Chris Skaneateles H.J. Davenports Rotary Fountainbleu Peter O’brian Australia Christine Bonnard Sweden Harry Buck John Bourdon Utica Marion Crotty Philip King E. St Troy Mary Rooker Ann Cobleskill Robert Newports Lake Placid Royal Filkins Methodist Conference Bd. of Missions Mission Ithaca College Robert Hopkins Barhadmend Tee Douglass Carey Binghamton George Hopkins Congress St Special Children’s Center Ithaca Milwaukee Wis Reginal United Cerebral Palsy Ass Ray Gregoire West Coast Boulder Colo Philip DeLario Palmdale Calif Wm. Ryan Gregoires California Ralph Low John Low Louisville Canada Kay Cokefair Nadine Buck Eleanor Parker Mable Bourdon Armitage Seneca Falls Sadie Cooper Julia Rhode Thomas Gorman John Fleming Sr Michael O’brian John Fleming Jr Christine Syracuse Doris Price Robt. Low Herbert Zimmer Berlin Germany Toronto Heber Hausners Seneca Rd Newport R. I Randy Hausner Oscar Johnson Stephen Johnson Tru- Mansburg Nellie Prager Airport Dorothy Noveck Leesburg Fla Goodmans Rice Frederick Lichts Perry City J. Oakey McKnight East Hills Andrea Cracco Belgium Thomas Evans Samuel Fox Waterburg Schuykillhaven Albert Evans Horace Reynolds Poplar Ridge Reynolds Clinton Stevenson Richard Garner Penn State Sally Garner State Univ. College South St George Slingerland Castleton Hudson Gaylord Hyman Slingerlands Hymans Robert Saunders Millwood New York City Miss Prager

Wig quality and care tips from Cotillion Beauty Salon

Doris McDorman explains how to judge wig hair by touch, notes virgin human hair is priciest while machine-made wigs cost less, and urges a proper cut for lasting sets. The Cotillion Beauty Salon on Main St in Trumansburg invites visits and wig advice with hours and phone number.

Cotil Lion Beauty Salon Cotillion Beauty Salon Main St Trumansburg

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