Tompkins County Dairy Fair Opens Tomorrow
The second annual Tompkins County Dairy Fair will be held Thursday and Friday at the South Lansing Orange Hall. The event, sponsored by the Tompkins County Farm Bureau dairy committee, features a trade show with 15 dealers, hay grain and silage displays, and afternoon through evening hours.
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Ithaca
Dairy Committee
Tompkins County Farm Bureau
Tompkins County
South Lansing Orange Hall
Harry C. Morse
Howard Bateman
Cayuga County
Massena Sesqui Film Draws Big Crowds Across Town
The technicolor film Massena Aloum of the sesquicentennial celebration drew hundreds in Massena with showings at the town hall St Marys Church Lions Club and planned broadcasts to Ottawa Watertown and area venues. John H Deklyn of ALCO presented a copy to town historian Mrs Eila R Lahey at the town hall ceremony.
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Massena
Massena Aloum
Massena Blonday
St. Mary’s Church
Lions Club
Ottawa
U. S
Stanley Woodward
Methodist Church Brotherhood
Woodruff
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Canton
Potsdam
Malone
John H. Deklyn
Aluminum Company of America
Eila R. Lahey
Bridge Approval and Tax Apportionment Moves in Cortland County
The Board of Supervisors authorized construction of the Chenango Creek bridge on Cortland Truxton road after the highway superintendent condemned the old structure as unsafe. Officials also reviewed unpaid 1952 school taxes by town and approved current mortgage tax revenue apportionments to Homer Cortlandville McGraw Marathon and other communities.
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Cortland
Chenango Creek
Cortland-Truxton Rd
Board of Supervisors
William J. Dwyer
Elmer J. Anderson
Cincinnatus
Corilandville
Cuyler
Freetown
Harford
Homer
Lapeer
Marathon
Preble
Scott
Solon
Taylor
Truxton
Virgil
Willet
Committee On
McGraw
Cortlandville
Kiwanis to Host Children Christmas Luncheon in Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls Kiwanis will host a Christmas luncheon and party for local children at Hotel Gould tomorrow. Santa Claus will preside and distribute gifts from a Christmas tree. The club will hold meetings Wednesday during the upcoming Christmas and New Year weeks.
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Seneca Falls
WHAM TV Rochester Daily Schedule Notes
A scrambled listing shows WHAM TV Rochester with 6:10 local news and 8:00 prime time. It includes various programs such as Jack Deri at 12:45 and Our Cal Sunday, sports rounds, music and talk features.
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Jack Deri
Our Cal
Wends Warren
Groton
Round Town
Matone
Jace Dea
Edward
Murrow
Jack Dea
Hali Geir Chameleon
Gertrude Grover
Norna
Nowhere
Bing Crosby
Helen Humphrey
Garry Moore
Burns
Rosemary
Youra SoRay
Robbins Orch
Mt Massey Il
Joe Reichman
Joe Reichman Orch
Remai Wee
Tomorroew
Alien
EiTssue
Owen FH
Susan Gilsaere
Bert Parks
Rave Smith
Cortland
Co—Havrins
Paris
Gabb
Hayes
Hewey Doody
Mohaxxs Showroom
Touchdon O—Rukine
Frank
Ollie
Bob Turner
Soeris
Crusazade
Pacific
John Kieran
Actinas
Sammy Kaye
Cote Gree Club
Jacox O Lanter
Ester
Perry Como
City Recreation Dept
Arnold
S. Employment
Romena CO
Bright Star
Mooryen & Varieties
Boston
Blackile
Meiodes
Lancheor Muse
Do—Nese
Jack Bere
Erie Weiat
Pinter Laxes
Oregan
Eges Marxes
Arte
Poseet
Davis
Siery Theater
Crocker
Cortland council trims 1953 budget in city meeting
The Cortland Common Council cut 600 from Harold J. McEvoy’s 1000 smoke inspector salary and suggested removing 16000 from the 1953 contingent reserve fund. They will revisit the tentative budget after the county tax apportionment is released. The proposed tax rate could rise to about 12.09 per thousand, up 41 from 1952. A 3610 line item for meter maintenance and police expenses drew questions, tied to an added patrolman overseeing meters.
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Robert Kerr
Police Board
James B. Carmody
Syracusans Fined In Cortland Crash
Elizabeth M Feeter of Truxton injured in a two car crash on Albany street extension south of Homer. Her car collided with a Syracuse driver Samuel Simmer of 224 Harwood Avenue. Simmer fined $5 for failing to keep right after pleading guilty. Feeter treated for a nose injury.
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Homer
Elizabeth M. Feeter
Truxton
Albany St
Samuel Simamer
Harwood Av
Syracuse
Simmer
Feeter
William McDermott
R. Curtis Harris
Clarkson to Meet Wagner Tomorrow in Staten Island
Clarkson College basketball, 3-1, travels to Wagner College in Staten Island. Coach Henry Hodge calls Wagner one of the metro area's toughest teams as Clarkson advances for the first trip of the season before a Christmas break. Players listed include Drenichak Silleck Burrill Pierce Hansen Gorman Scopinich Donohue Dorf Bendl.
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Potsdam
Clarkson
Staten Island
Wagner College
Henry Hodge
Wagner
Weilve
Gouverneur Wins In Last Second Victory
Gouverneur High School edged Saranac Lake 51 to 50 on Tuesday night. Nelson Dailey scored 18 and made the winning free throw with no time left, securing the dramatic last second win on the local hardwoods.
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Goutverneur
Gouverneur High School
Saranac Lake
Levening
Nelson Dailey
Gouverneur
Kiwanis Club to Hear Rev Fiord E Guilds at Noon
Auburn Kiwanis Club will host Rev Fiord E Guilds of First Methodist Church as speaker at a noon meeting in the Hotel Osborne. Yolanda Cefazain Aiur will assist with the program.
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Auburn
Fiord E. Guilds
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Emerrow
Hotel Osborne
Qwirs
Yolanda Cefazain
Aiura
Massena Decorated For Yuletide Without Overhead Lights
Massena celebrates Christmas with well lighted trees at First Baptist Church and Emmanuel Congregational Church and a manger scene on the First Baptist lawn. Colored lights line the Grass River bridge and a large tree glows near the park, while Niagara Mohawk ends overhead lighting for safety reasons.
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Massena
Massena Board of Trade
First Baptist Church
Grasse River Bridge
Emmanuel Congregational Church
Grass River
First Baptist
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Carl G. Lee Rites Today
Carl G. Lee 56 of 328 Winslow Street, inspector at New York Air Brake Company and World War I veteran, died yesterday at Lee Nursing Home where he had been treated since October 10 for a lung ailment. Survived by three children Carl DeVito, Sidney Warren, and Carl G. Lee Jr. Funeral services were held at Cleveland Funeral Home and Holy Family Church with burial at North Watertown Cemetery.
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Watertown
Carl G. Lee
Winslow St
New York Air Brake Company
Lee Nursing Home
Vera Anthony Lee
Carl DeVito
State St
Sidney Warren
Buffalo
Carl G. Lee, Jr
E. Heard St
Cleveland Funeral Home
Holy Family Church
North Watertown Cemetery
Engagement announced for Joyce Morrell to Herman Bailey
Mr and Mrs Glenn Morrell of W Senecast announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Ann Morrell to Herman Bailey son of Mrs Anna Bailey of Wisconsin. The notice lists hopeful plans and family responses.
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Joyce Ann Morrell
Herman Bailey
Anna Bailey
Wisconsin
Glenn Morrell
W. Senecast
Dairymen's League Christmas Party Planned
The Dairymen's League local group will hold its annual Christmas party Friday evening in the Hall. The notice notes a community gathering with members attending for seasonal festivities and refreshments.
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Dairy League
Dryden
Dairymen’s League
Caseas
High Taxes Not Due to Farm Aid Says Cornell Expert
Prof. K L Robinson of Cornell University argues that defense spending and past wars drive high taxes, not federal farm aid. He notes agricultural programs add little to tax bills and prices stay high because Americans have more money to spend. He cites that payments from federal programs account for a small share of the budget and that price supports were reduced after 1947 to 1951.
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Ithaca
K. Lo Robinson
Agricultural Economics Department
Cornell
Federal
Flood Recedes on Black River After Snow Melt
Black River watershed conditions eased as cold weather halted snowmelt. Edwin S. Cullings, secretary of the regulating district, says the flood has receded by nearly 40 percent with river levels dropping and thousands of acres of farmland no longer inundated.
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Watertown
Black River
Lewis
Herkimer
Edwin S. Cullings
Dryden Masons Elect New Officers
Dryden Lodge F and A M announces new officers led by Master R. B. Sweet and Senior Warden Paul Perkins. Junior Warden Row Wood, Secretary George R. Fellows, Treasurer Dr. R A McKinney, and Trustee M Edward Short named. Installation set for Wednesday January 14.
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Dryden
Dryden Lodge
A.M
Rossi B. Sweet
Paul ‘Perkins
Wood‘row
Experiment Station Work Described at Geneva Meeting
Rotarians gathered in Jordan Hall at the State Experiment Station where dinner was served by the Seneca Castle Grange ladies. A. D. Heinicke, station director, spoke on how the Experiment Station group works to improve food products.
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Geneva
Jordan Hall
State Experiment Station
Seneca Castle Grange
A. D. Heinicke
Auburn Civic Leader J A Keller Dies at 63
J A Keller, 63, of 199 Genesee Street Auburn former city comptroller and acting city manager died yesterday at home. A native of Elmira he lived in Auburn 60 years and held various posts in business and public service. Survived by wife Allie Harmon Keller and brother Irving W Keiler. Services Friday morning at home.
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Auburn
John A. Keller
Genesee St
Elmira
Keller
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eldred Refining Company
Eldred Company
Atlantic Company
Atlantic
Auburn Lodge of Elks
Auburn Lodge
St. Paul’s Lodge
F.&a-M
David’s Chapter Ram
King Hiram’s Council
Legion to Host Christmas Party for Waterloo Children
More than 500 Waterloo children will be entertained by Warner Van Riper Post at the American Legion Christmas party. Santa Claus will arrive at 7 30 p m to greet the youngsters on the Legion Home lawn and to pass out candy. Prior to Santa's arrival the children will sing Christmas carols.
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Waterloo
Warner-Van Riper Post
American Legion
Legion Home
Santa Claus
Santa
Mrs. Helen Little Dies in Cortland County Hospital
Mrs. Helen V. Little 43 of Fort Plain New York died after a seven month illness at Cortland County Hospital. She was born February 17 1909 in Gerry Oklahoma. Survived by husband John Little son Robert mother Jessie Douglas sisters Beverly Wagner Fred Drake Charles Davis and John Turney brothers Glenn Douglas and Deleen Douglas. Funeral 2 30 PM tomorrow at McAndrew Funeral Home Cortland with Rev Philip S. Nason officiating. Burial in McGraw Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Cortland
Helen V. Little
Canada
Fort Plain
N. Y
Cortland County Hospital
Gerry
Oklahoma
George
Jessie Adkerson Douglas
Little
Methodist Church
Moose
John Little
Robert Little
Jessie Douglas
McGraw Cemetery
McAndrew Funeral Home
John Muscara to Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for John Muscara a former Cortland resident who died at his home in Belleville New Jersey will be held Saturday He had lived in New Jersey about twenty years and owned a shoe repair shop on Elm Street here He is survived by his wife Mrs Carmela Muscara a son Eugene Muscara and two grandchildren.
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Cortland
John Muscara
Washington Av
Belleville
N.J
Muscara
New Jersey
Jenny
Elmst
Carmeila Muscara
Eugene Muscara
Theft of Trees Investigated in Auburn Grove
Deputy Sheriff Robert Sponable investigates theft and mutilation of evergreen trees across from Emerson Park at the foot of Owasco Lake. Two large trees were cut down and the upper portion of a third trimmed.
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Auburn
Robert Sponable
Emerson Park
Owasco Lake
Wrist cut reported at Auburn home during chore
Grace Willis of West Lake Road suffered a lacerated wrist yesterday while cleaning a goldfish bowl at her residence. She was transported to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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Grace Willis
Mercy Hospital
Automatic signals to be installed in Ithaca crossings
Mayor Ivan Cook announced Lehigh Valley Railroad plans to install automatic signals and gates at the West State and West Buffalo street crossings instead of a tower man. The project will go to the Board of Public Works for review.
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Ithaca
Ivan Cook
Lehigh Valley Railroad
W. State
W. Buffalo St
Board of Public Works
Cook
State and
Buffalo Sts
West End
West Hil
Abbye Georgia to Wed Ernest Walden in January
Interlaken announces the engagement of Miss Abbye Louise Georgia to Ernest Walden son of Mr and Mrs Carl Walden of Ithaca. The couple plans a wedding on January 17.
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Interlaken
Abbye Louise Georgia
Ernest Walden
Carl 5. Walden
Ithaca
Willard T. Georgia
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C. White
Cornell Dairy Department
Leverett Saltonstall
Agronomy Department
5. T. Slack
Animal Husbandry Department
Delta Phi Zeta
Ithaca College
Rosalie Levine
Marilyn McMeekin
Laurence S. Hill
Earl E. Clarke
Shirley W. Trinkl
Republican Organization
Harold E. Simpson
Simpson
FL Clifton White
Agda Osborn
Charlot W. Bush
William B. Wilkinson
Wham-Tv
Rochester
WGVA
WMBO
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Berson
Tatasday Alle
R. Bauknhace
Speris
Charlie Messer
Dick Har
Tim Xeeper
Sun
Lopez
Ga Bey
Mclody
Robder
Ston
John Bgrouty
WHCU
Kiwanis Meeting
Paramount
Volland
Stanley
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Fravessi-Lamont
Keating
Brownie
York Craft
Parker and Eversharp
Edna Moon
South Strauburn, N
Roy B
Sweet Heads Dryden Masons
J. A. Kellar
Legion
Ontario Gazette
Geneva Historical Society
Mary Margaret Buck
Dryden Livestock Sales Barn
East Main St. Dryden, N. Y
Helen Little
John Musecara
Abbye Georgia
Rumps Jewelers
Grant Ave
Hotel Albee
Clark
Columbus ST
Ateourn, N
Jimmy Cavallo
The
5 Sharps
Mike Signorelli
Lambert
W. Bayard St
Seneca Falls, SM. Y
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