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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
3
Mr and Mrs William Stevens visited Pa last Wednesday and dined in Lawrenceville with Mr and Mrs Ivy Podd then ate in Knoxville with Mr and Mrs Pete Ahearn. The Ahearns have recently moved to Knoxville after selling their greenhouse in Tioga.
Community members and relatives from Princeton Illinois Bolton Conn Raymond Mo Cortland Endwell and other areas visit, vacation and attend church and hospital events. Notes include 4 H meetings, school starts for Clara Jones Oswego freshman, Montour Falls Hospital patient Neal Fletcher, and a Yellowstone trip by the Wagners. Also reports on a 1965 cheese and milk production highlight.
Interlaken announces the engagement of Pearl Elizabeth Thorpe to Jimmie Lee Bennett. Pearl is a senior at Watkins Glen Central School. Bennett is employed at National Cash Register. No wedding date has been set.
Aunt Nellie saw a prominent politician pacing in a Binghamton hotel. She asked why he was there and he said he would deliver a speech. When she questioned his nerves he claimed he never gets nervous, then she asked what he was doing in the Ladies Powder Room.
The Chief Taughannock Chapter DAR held its first fall meeting at Regent Mrs F C Finch’s Elm Beach cottage with 12 members present. New members Mrs John Wowledge and Mrs David Griffith were introduced. A pot luck luncheon followed and a tour of the Indian Village occurred. Constitution week was announced and the next meeting set for October 4 at Taughannock Farms with speaker Mrs Charles Eddy.
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