Riehlman urges small town business path for youth
County Clerk R. Walter Riehlman addressed Central New York Veterinary Medical Association members at Masonic Temple in Tully praising rural enterprise. He recounted founding the Tully Bakery at age 23, expanding to 75 employees with 26 trucks within 25 miles, and urged young men to seek business opportunities in small towns rather than large corporations. He noted his civic roles and bank position while highlighting enthusiasm as key. Dr. Fred Green of Dewitt was elected president at the dinner, with Dr. H. H. Keller and Dr. William Long as officers.
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R. Walter Rchiman
Central New York Veterinary Medical Association
Masonic Temple
Tully
Riehlman
Tully Bakery
Rully
Wis
Riehiman
First National Bank of ‘Tully
Fred Green
Dewitt
H. H. Keller
Constablevillé
William Long
Baldwinsville
Riehtman
Eewin Leonard
Association
Two Syracusans Aboard Houston
Two Syracuse men Wallace G. Ammon of 307 Herkimer Street and Henry Kendricks a seaman first class of 419 William Street left Bergen May 29 aboard the cruiser U S S Houston flagship of the 12th Fleet. The Houston with two destroyers then returned to the British Isles to join Victory Day celebrations at Plymouth England.
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Bergen
Norway
Syracuse
Wallace G. Ammon
Herkimer St
Henry Kendricks
William
U.S.S. Houston
12Th Fleet
Houston
British Isles
Plymouth
England
Pal Hollow Ground Discovery Report
Wet VE notes a discovery at Pal Hollow Ground with mentions of a trail and a person named Sheen. The fragment references a first Pal shave and a cane, suggesting a misread or garbled historical text. The readable items point to a localized exploration or field note with unclear context.
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Bester Sheen
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