Ovid Personal Mention Highlights Local News and Visits
Ovid notices list gatherings, visits, moves, and illnesses. The bulletin notes OES meeting on September 15 at 6:30 pm with a supper and dish to pass, followed by an 8 pm meeting. mentions Waning hospital statuses and community birthdays alongside residents’ comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
F. Williams
June Langley
Walter Dowdle
Elmira
Jac Dowdle
Killen
Texas
John Dowdle
Jack
Mary Eagen
Rebecca Howard
Local Social News From Caywood and Nearby Areas
Mrs Thomas Cashady and Miss Mary Covert visitants are listed with numerous family gatherings. The entries note guests from Ovid Burdett Cortland Interlaken and Elmira, plus travels to Utica Syracuse Wellsboro and Rochester. A wind storm caused damage at Camp Seneca and mess hall. families visit World's Fair and relatives travel to Buffalo and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowood
Raymond Baker
William Baker
Onondaga Community College
Syracuse
Elizabeth Gunsauls
Glenn Gunsauls
Rochester
Estelle Dunbar
Arnot Ogden Hospital
Elmira
Charles Wilson
Hayes Wilson
Plattsburgh State Teachers College
Mary Pierson
First National Bank of
Ovid
Philip Hernon
Cleveland
Ohio
James O’connell Jr
Richard Reff
South Main St
Mary Covert
Burdin Cottage
Carl Fruchey
Burdett
Donald Lynch
Arthur Burdin
Julia Wallace
Kelley
Cortland
Jennie Hunt
Interlaken
Miss Hunt
Kenneth Huff
New Orleans
Louis
Glenn Osgood
Melanie Dickinson
Jack Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
Utica
James Ferguson
Wellsboro
Francis Marsh
Clarence Jennings
Leonard Garlick
Linda
Willis, Mich
Harrison Raymond
Trumansburg
Thomas Cashady
Smithboro
Hazel Newkirk
Guy Newkirk
Eugene Walker
William Newcomb
Kevin Dickinson
John Pontius
Carl Brush
Edward Belt
Waterloo
Ferguson
Camp Seneca
Marvin Warrick
James Wagner
David Hect
Far Hills
N.J
Fred Williams
Athens
Robert Fairclough
Osgood House
Lodi
Elmer J Porter
Buffalo
Dianne
Bogota
Columbia
Lodi Social Notes and Local Visit and Death Notices
Lodi community updates include Candy Lynn Galpin visiting grandparents the Sheffers and other visits from Mrs. Helen Taylor and Mr. George Pentz families. Reports mention the death of Mrs Ella Huff and funeral plans in Ovid, with residents attending Mohawk Valley CC in Utica and various visits to Syracuse and Geneva. Ladies Auxiliary to Lodi Firemen to meet, and Seneca County Pomona Grange gathering in Junius with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Lynn Galpin
Candor
Wilbur Sheffer
George Pentz
Helen Taylor
Lewis Pentz
MacDougal
Lyda Rose Hunsinger
Herrickville
Hunsinger
Shielah Shaffer
Robert James Sibley
Edith Champion
Sandra Carpenter
Syracuse
Edith Essom
Geneva
Albert Sauer
Nellie Fisher
Myrtle House
Ralph House
Lena Lloyd
Rochester
Ellen Huff
Nancy Wilson
Mohawk Valley Community College
Utica
Ella Huff
Tompkins Co. Hospital
Ithaca
Covert Funeral Home
Ovid
Lodi
Seneca County
Pomona Grange
Junius
Death of Mrs Ellen Huff in Lodi funeral held
Mrs Ellen Huff 78 of Lodi died Sunday at Tompkins Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at John D Covert Funeral Home Ovid with Rev George Johnson officiating. Burial is in West Lodi Cemetery. She left two daughters Lena Lloyd and Mrs Wray Orman, three sons Ralph Halsey Eugene, 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Huff
Lodi
Tompkins Co. Memorial Hospital
John D. Covert
Ovid
George Johnson
Lodi Presbyterian Church
West Lodi Cemetery
South Seneca
Seneca County
Pomona
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David Griffith
Reena Beaujon
Donald Roberts
Campbell
Edward O’connor
John McLaughlin
Jack van Nostrand
Water St
Alice Happy
Linda Beaujon
Charles Beaujon
Edicott
Ernest Jackson
New York City
Ovid Center Home Bureau Unit
Melvin Moore
Beaver Dams
William Clark
Raymond Clark
Caywood
Z.R. Brown
Mrs. Fairclough
Hartford
Connecticut
New York
Tarr’s
Candy Sunday
Covert
Romulus
Willard
Tarr’s Dairy Store
Chevron
Seward Brooks Ovid
N.Y
Dial
S.A. Gilbert
HU Ae
William A. Shaw
Valois
Ted Voigt
Cor Main Ord Castle Sts
Geneva, NY
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