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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
9
In Trumansburg September signals a shift to school routines and renewed duties. The piece laments blurred personal responsibility from homeowners to officials and notes disputes over garbage collection costs for local businesses.
Poem excerpt expressing solitary devotion and reverent love. The speaker declares there is none beside or above the beloved and asks how to ease or grieve them without burdening them, offering to bear tears and seek solace through selfless love.
A column admonishes local youths after Romulus tragedy. The writer recalls five fast car passes near Interlaken and warns that driving a two ton vehicle is no toy. Parents urge responsible behavior and safer energy toward constructive activities.
A collage of letters to the editor and local notices recounts wartime devotion and duty, safety warnings about discarded refrigerators, a clock’s stubborn silence, railroad ambitions, a street picnic, and Massachusetts hat pin safety law. Names include American Legion Post 770, Emmett Sutherland, Gertrude Carman, and Sutherland Electric Romulus.
Proclamation declares September 17 to 23 1965 as Constitution Week honoring the U S Constitution and the Bill of Rights The document cites the DAR and local officials including Darwin P Norton Mayor Interlaken Ralph B Ness Mayor Malon and Robert Watson Mayor Ovid outlining civic duties and patriotic observance
SENECA FALLS Ivy Broadcasting Co. Ithaca offered assistance to Eisenhower College for a radio center and provided equipment and services to file for a broadcast license. The gift helped push the charter campaign to its 1,000,000 goal and will support operation after license and setup.
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