Camden Taberg school plan revised after special vote
Camden Central School voters approved buying the Sheehan site in Taberg for 1175 in a special election, with two votes void, to host future Sereneta school for the Fabergates. Revised plans call for elementary schools at Taberg North Bay and Camden with total bond issue 995000, under prior levels, and a six to twelve classroom distribution across campuses.
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Camden
Camden Central School
Sheehan
Taberg
Sereneta
Eearis Littler
Florence
Louis Brown
North Bay
Herbert Bowman
Floyd Wilson
North Bay and Tavern
Assailant Gets 2-4 Year Term in Norwich Shooting
NORWICH David Reid 40 of Binghamton admitted shooting Herbert Kelly 22, a Norwich high school athlete, last October at a Binghamton Tavern. Broome County Judge Robert E. Brink sentenced him to two to four years in Attica Prison after a plea to second degree assault. Other charges were dismissed. Lucy Talton 37 of Binghamton, mother of Talton’s daughter, was absolved of blame and faced dismissal of charges. The incident followed Kelly’s refusal to stop seeing Talton’s daughter. Reid was arrested hours after the shooting.
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Norwich
David Reid
Binghamton
Herbert Kelly
Norwich High School
Binghampton
Broome County
Robert E. Brink
Attica
Reid
Louis M. Greenlett
Lucy Talton
Kelley
Kelly
Oneida Elks Invite 150 Children to Christmas Party
About 150 children are invited to the annual Oneida Elks Christmas party at 1 30 P M Saturday in the Elks Club. Santa Claus will hand out presents to each child. Dr Richard Hardenbrook will perform a magic program. Marshall Hope, leading knight, chairs arrangements with help from the Elks Auxiliary members.
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Oneida
Oneida Elks
Elks Club
Santa Claus
Richard Hardenbrook
Marshall Hope
Elks Auxiliary
Canastota Briefs Preview Sonistmes Party in Parish Hall
Canastota Briefs note a Sonistmes party scheduled for tomorrow at 6:30 in the Parish Hall. Attendees are asked to bring box lunches and a 30 cent gift. The item lists include records and various music gear, with shopping mentions for Perrin's and Albanese Shoe Center.
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Ithe Parish
Perrin’s
Adv
Alti
Victrginia Lovejoy
Dev
Mich
Canastota
Jutella Vincent
Rocco Cagillanese
Harold Simpson
Perrin
Richard B. Cuthbert
Richard
Wagner
Albanese Shoe Center
Virginia
Accused Driver's Case Adjourned in City Court
Joseph Happle, 17, of 110 St Josephs or, charged with driving at a dangerous speed, had case adjourned until next Tuesday by Judge William C. Olcott. Bail of 25 continued. Happle arrested after his truck struck a parked car owned by his brother Everett Happle on Walnut Street. Police said the truck skidded on the pavement. Oliver W. Clark of Tanners Vernon was fined 22 for 52 miles on Main Street.
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ONEWA
Joseph Happle
St. Joseph's
William C. Olcott
Happle
George Stitch
Joseph Malone
Everett Happle
Walnut St
Oliver W. Clark
Tannersies Vernon
Main St
School Bus and Truck Crash injures four in Rome
Four hurt in Rome when a school bus and a flat-bed tractor trailer collide at an intersection on Safe Drop Day. Bus driver Donald Sexton, 37, of Westernville, and Barry Mentzer, 31, driver of the trailer, were involved. Three injured children, all headed to an elementary parochial school, were being treated at Rome City Hospital as the scene was secured. Names of the students were not immediately released.
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Rome
Tn Oneida County
Donald Sexton
Westernville
Oneida County
Rome City Hospital
Barry Mentzer
A. Dale Pyle Company
Coatsville
Fes
Pard
Katherine Gallo
Bare ‘Nara Chemielewski
William and
Rob Bulsiewicz
Madison
Lenox to Hire Thorne Appraisal for Reassessment
Lenox Town officials, led by Supervisor Rose Patane, contract Thorne Appraisal Service of Binghamton to consult the board of assessors. James Churchill and Glen Owens begin surveying 2850 parcels in January, a year and a half project. The plan aims to adjust inequities without guaranteed 100 percent true valuation. a justice of the peace appointment is also sought for 1935.
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Canastota
Lenox
Rose Patane
Thorne Appraisal Service
Binghamton
Lenox Board of Assessors
James Churchill
Glen Owens
Thorne
Patane
Lenox Republican Committee
Justice of the Peace
Arthur L. Reynolds
Milton Blose
Graham ‘Caldwell
M. E. Davis
Reino Davis
Nello Deppoliti
Michael Perretta
Funeral Friday For Mrs. Eades
Mrs. Katherine C. Eades 79 of New London died yesterday after a brief illness. Born June 20 1875 in New London she married Rev. Herbert E. Eades Oct. 4 1899. Survived by H Eades Pennellville a foster daughter Mona Davis of London two grandchildren Gary and P M Eades of Pennellville. Funeral at home 2 PM Friday with Rev. George Dando. burial Rathbunville Cemetery.
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Rome
Katherine C. Eades
New London
Herbert E. Eades
Eades
Othr Communiti
H. Eades
Pennellville
Mona Davis
London
Gary Eades
George Dando
New London Methodist Church of
Dating
Rathbunville Cemetery
Cortland Bounty on Foxes Ends Today at $3
Cortland's 3-dollar bounty on foxes killed within the county ends today after a 60 day trial period. The Cortland Board of Education overseeing the program reported 200 foxes killed and 6 five-dollar bounties paid. The initiative, tied to Rabies concerns, involved local farm outbreaks and was linked to a larger discussion on city planning and animal control.
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Cortland
Nooy
Board of Education
Geneva
O. Cedric Roundtree
Rochester
School Board
Acute
Cornell University
Syracuse
RCI
Seneca University
U.S. and
World Trade
Avember
Harrison Salisbury
Salisbury
Russia
Stewart Ver
Funeral set for Joseph D Waterman at Griffin and Aldridge
Funeral services for Joseph D Waterman 62 of Rome area R D 1 Marcy will be held tomorrow at 2 P M at Griffin and Aldridge Funeral Home with Reverend Carador Williams officiating. Waterman died Monday night after a five month illness born June 29 1892 in Marall he married Har ttle Avery in 1900. He survived by three sons John Floyd and Carl Waterman and Edward Waterman Rome and two sisters Edna Packer Floyd and Elizabeth Keiser Ulica.
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Rome
Joseph D. Waterman
R. D
Marcy
Griffin and Aldridge
iRev
Carador P. Williams
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Waterman
Marall
Harttle Avery
Henry Cadrette
Lee Cente
Leon Roetz
Walworth
John
Floyd
Carl
Lee Center
Edward Waterman
Edna Packer
Elizabeth Keiser
Ulica
Roundy Wins Speech Test in Zone 2 Final
Robert L. Roundy a 5 Aloysius Academy junior won the Zone 2 finals of the Oneida County American Legion oratorical contest at the S A A auditorium yesterday. Grace L. Wolff of Holy Names placed second and Beverly Blades of Rome Free Academy third. Roundy will face Zone 1 winner at the county Legion home in Camden on January 17 to decide the county title.
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Rome
Robert L. Roundy
Aloysius Academy
Oneida County American Legion
S.A. A
Grace L. Wolff
Academy of Holy Names
Fred Wolff
BK. Jay
Beverly Blades
Free Academy
Daugher
A. O. Blades
Walnut
Roundy
Carl Roun HO
Jay
County Legion Home
Camden
Proctor High School
Utica
Six Pakistani Guests Arrive Friday for Cortland Farm Visit
Cortland will host six Pakistanis who will tour local farms and learn American agriculture methods. The visitors will be welcomed by State Grange Master Leland Smith of Brasher Falls at Cortlandville Grange Hall on Friday at 2 PM.
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Cortland
Cortland County
Leland Smith
Brasher Falls
Cortlandville
Couple Celebrate d0th Anniversary at Lincolnwell 569
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wilkinson of 569 Lincolnw are observing their 40th wedding anniversary. They recalled a 1914 Clinton wedding on Dec 15 with Rev. Frank Churchill officiating. The couple endured 40 below zero and heavy snow drifts that day. Gladys Long of Oriskany Falls could not attend. Attendant was Marshall Barker, bride’s brother. They have two sons, A. Wilkinson of National City, Calif, and William J. Wilkinson, plus six grandchildren. The Wilkinsons have lived in Oneida for years. A separate notice notes a Bureau party Friday at 12:30 PM at Mrs. Rosetta Venner’s home with Gary W. H. Orth teaching on Teenagers and You and Social Security.
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Oneida
Wiliam H. Wilkinson
Lincolnw
Ella Barker
Clinton
Frank Churchill
Gladys Long
Oriskany Falls
Marshall Barker
Wilkinson Havel
Onci
A. Wilkinson
National City
Calif
William J. Wilkinson
Bureau Plans
PARTY
Victory
Rosetta Venner
Gary W. H. Orth
Ver Sooy Serves Second Term After Six Years On Board
A longtime school board member, Mrs Ver Sooy completes six years of service and now begins her second term after serving as president for three terms.
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Ver Sooy
Close Watch To Be Kept On Drivers
Norwich and Chenango county officials launch Safe Driving Day with 24 hour patrols. Sheriff Machie and Norwich Chief Mattice announce all agencies will monitor Route 2 ½ and surrounding spots to deter violations and promote caution among motorists. Local justice association assists in keeping roads free of accidents during the campaign.
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Norwich
Chenango
Chenango County
Justices of the Peace Association
Frank J. Machie
Harold C. Matthe
Sheriff's Department
Plymouth
Amberville
Berlin
Tata Cannane
Nuiwica
Preston
Woods Corners
East Norwich
Mattice
Ralph Tippie
Funeral set Friday for C D Anken
Charles D Anken 81 a retired cheese manufacturer and farmer of Rome died Monday night at his home. Born in Erie County November 39 1873 he returned to Rome in 1894 and built a cheese factory later owning farms and cheese factories. He married Elsie Werren in 1919 and is survived by his wife two sons Charles E Anken and Stuart W Anken a daughter Pauline Schallenberg a sister and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at the Anken home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Rome
Charles D. Anken
Turinrd
Jong Hines
Erie County
Switzerland
Thei Torsmer
Anken
Droman
Hawkins Corners
J. Xarlen Cheese Co. Inc
Mr. Anken
Elsie Werren
Berne
Charles E. Anken
Turiard
Stuart W. Anken
Camp Ervin
Larry Kelloge
North Nor'c
Santa
Santa Must Calli: A Daughter, Mr Arthur Wish
Harris
Verona
Ar. Lef
Pauline Schallenberg
Ville
Vents
Truman Kel
Larry
Logy
Sharon
Trinity Evangelical Church
Sorwich
Oneida County Farm Bureau
Oneida County Holstein Club
Grange League Federation
North Norwich
Evergreen
Norwich
Cortney
Tom Beach
Post-Lestores
Parkers
Daddy
Post-Meters
George Murph
Murphy
Budget Hearing Set for Cortland County 1935 Budget
Cortland County will hold a public hearing at 10 AM tomorrow in the Board of Supervisors room on the proposed 1935 budget of 593146.76 dollars, about 24000 dollars above last year’s levy, with 125000 dollars drawn from current surplus to cut the levy and 100000 dollars used from surplus last year. The board must also review the apportionment report for Cortland city and county towns and hopes to finish the annual meeting before December ends.
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Cortland
Cortland County
Board of Supervisors
Committees Of Grange Named In Lenox Grange Year
Master Gerald Richmond of the Lenox Grange named standing committees for the coming year. Flag bearer Dominick Lisi. service and hospitals Diana Hertel Samuel Sorbello Pauline Sorbello. legislative Ross Parane Walter Calnan Francis Schepp Pember Newberry Rev. Ralph Smith Dominick Li community Elizabeth Rowell. Christmas party for members and children will be Friday at 8 in the Grange Hall with Santa Claus gifts and refreshments. Those with children are asked to bring gifts.
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Canastot
Gerald Richmond
Lenox
Grange Hall
Cornell Poultry Judging Team Takes Second at Rutgers
Cornell Judging Team finished second among nine teams at the Eastern Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest held at Rutgers University last Saturday. Roy Curtiss II of Pleasantville was the second high individual, Rita Ratman Johnson became the first female team member in 30 years and placed eighth, with Bruce Babcock of Ithaca tenth. Coach G. Halk led the team in judging cockerels, pullets, and market birds amid disqualifications and production scoring.
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Athaca
Cornell University
Rutgers University
Roy Curtiss
Pleasantville
Rita Ratman
Johnson
Cornell
Bruce Babcock
Ithaca
Prof
Halk
Curti
College Pupils Vacations Followed by Semester Start
Cortland State University and Teachers College pupils and campus school pupils have Christmas vacation. Instruction resumes Friday after regular classes. Recess ends with the campus and college schools relasess starting Monday at 9 A.M. Jan. 3.
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Cuniland
Cortland State University Teachers College
Ue College
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Sheehan Land
Eetha
P.T.A
East Main Street
PTAA
Badger Fund
Angelo Mirabito
Lawrence Reed
Ernest Schwind
William Wickham
Gee
Kellege
Truman Kellworth Norwich
Verdi
Elks’ Party
Canastota Briefs
Ithaga
Cincinnati
Jean Pratt
Bruce Dedrick
Step
Otis Young
New York
Dedrick
Young
David Schumer Eden
Mrs. Eades
Cortlandite
D. Waterman
Lain Carl
Tae Nee
Chittenango
Orest Sewelers
C.D. Anken
Norwich Lad
H. B. Phillips & Son
Peterboro St
Revere
Koster
Sylvan Beach
Wilson Bros
Boxed van Heusen
Jack Skaden
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