Tompkins County Fair Directors Name Supervisors
Tompkins County Agricultural and Horticultural Society directors elected Adrian Personius cattle superintendent and John Osborne poultry superintendent at a meeting attended by Mayor James Conley. Race secretary Walter McCormick said 34 horses are entered for seven races beginning Aug. 12. The GLF Holding Corp. outlined repairs to fair grounds, with material and labor shortages noted. A rest-room building contract was awarded, and plans for a grandstand performers platform were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IHACA
Adrian Personius
John Osborne
King Ferry
Tompkins
Walter McCormick
Putney
G.lf. Holding Corporation
McCormick
Fred Vanorder
Ithaca Choir to Sing in Clyde Spring Musicale
The Ithaca College choir of 34 voices performs at Clyde Methodist Church in a Spring Musicale under conductor Lort Rogers Lyon. Program opens with Morley Now Is the Month of May, then Ditasso Echo Bond, Byrd Ave Verum Corpus, Palestrina Psalm setting, and a Burleigh Negro spiritual Were You There When They Crucified My Lord followed by college band instrumental solos. Kenneth Lundy chairs, with Mrs. Edward Hydon arranging and Leon Anstee handling tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestrina
H. T Burleigh
Kenneth Ff Lundy
Mons Brotherhood
Edward Hydon
Leon Anstee
Casey Gets Judgeship in Ithaca Council Elevates Casey
ITHACA The Common Council on Mayor James Conley recommendations named acting City Tudor Edward J. Casey to the municipal bench at a special City Hall session. Aaron Mintz was appointed to the office Casey vacated after Bert T. Baker left the post due to age. Casey, an Ithacan, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1924 and earned a Cornell LLB in 1927. Mintz, also an Ithacan, is related to the late City Judge Lawrence W. Mintz and holds a Cornell law degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
James Conley
Edward J. Casey
Aaron Mints
Casey
Third Department
The
Supreme Court
Bert TP. Baker
Baker
Ithacan
University Ofennsylvania
Cornell
Alan
Mintz
Lawrence W Mintz
Cortland Men Plan Airport Between Cortland and Homer
Cortland area men prepare to open a private airport on the Schenck property between Cortland and Homer as a 3000 foot runway nears completion. Lawrence McDermott C W Eldridge and Oscar Schenck will operate the port with about 10 planes and private flight instruction by McDermott and Eldridge, both former Army Air Forces members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Cortland Area
Homer
Schenck
Danby Fire District Hearing Set for May 23
A public hearing on establishing a Danby fire district is scheduled for 8 PM Thursday May 23 at the Town Hall after a petition to the Town Board. The 200 plus signatures represent over 73 percent of residential taxpayers, with evaluations well above the 51 percent requirement. Wesley Locke leads the sponsoring committee with Danby Grange support. If approved, three fire stations would serve West Danby, Danby proper, and Coddington Road with little opposition expected.
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Ithaca
Danby
Wesley Locke
West Danby
Coddington Rd
State Officers Will Be Auxiliary Guests
Cortland hosts State Auxiliary president Mrs Harold Burchett and Mrs Marion Patterson sixth district chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary as auxiliary guests at a Cortland County Auxiliary dinner at McGraw Presbyterian Church on Wednesday May 15. Dinner at 6 30 followed by a business meeting. Reservations requested today.
Reform Methodist Church to be led by visiting pastor
In Cortland the Reform Methodist Church on Virgil Hill will have Rev. George Mortor of Endicott fill the pulpit tomorrow due to the illness of Rev. H. F. Bailey. Mortor will serve as supply pastor and preach at both services.
National 4-H Delegates Named
Four New York 4-H Club members were chosen to represent the state at the 16th National 4-H Club Camp in Washington, June 11 to 18. Delegates are Bernard Stanton Greenville Bruce Wheeler Seneca Falls Alice Tarbell North Bangor and Eleanor Todd Canton. Alternates are Gladys Blatchley Ithaca and Robert Fullagar Penn Yan.
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Ithaca
New York State
Washington, D. C
Albert Hoefer
Cén Earn
Bernard Stanton
Greenville
Bruce Wheeler
Seneca Falls
Alice [Tarbe
North Bangor
Eleanor Todd
Canton
New York
Gladys Blatchley
Robert Fullagar
Penn Yan
Miss Tarbell
Miss Blatchley
Cornell Students to Play Original Compositions at Festival
Cornell students present an original works concert opening the Festival of Contemporary American Arts in Barnes Hall at 4 45 P.M. on Sunday May 26. The program includes songs and chamber works by student composers with pieces sung, played and arranged by named ensembles and the Sage Chapel Choir assisting in the Choral Fantasy and The Loathsome Train two soloists chorus and small orchestra accompaniment by a string quartet plus two clarinets and piano.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Barnes Hall
Robert M Palmer
Martha Laidenheim
Robert Bridges
Rupert Brooke
John Gould Fletcher
Walter de la Mare
Patricia Strickler
Sidney Cox
John Masefield
Sidney Lanier
Bernard Weissman
Irwin Fand
Andre Jagendorf
Sargent Jones
Peter Gray
Ger
Trude Rivers
Gertrude Rivers
Sirocco
Eunice Dittmar
Schuman
Eugene W. Billk
June A.englebright
Pogram
Phyllis Stollar
Jack Makoff
Julia Sumberg
Sage Chapel Choir
Nadne Hover
Dorothy Taylor
Virginia Hallet
Lydia Wisocky
Paulne Carson
Elizabeth Minker
Barbara Way
Hazel Gry
Rose Enen Ga
Delegates Named To Convention At Great Ashaghi Temple
Mrs Dolly Smith and Mrs Mary Woodworth with Miss Elizabeth Brock as alternate were chosen delegates to the Latiseh Zuanna convention at Columbus Ohio from July 30 to August 5. Dolly Smith presided at the meeting held Thursday in the Odd Fellows Temple. Entertainment followed with prizes won by Mrs Alice Townsend Mrs Mary Woodworth and Mrs Cecil Craft. The program was run by Mrs Margaret O Shea and Mrs Helen Little. Next meeting set for May 23.
Strike Parley On Tuesday In Ithaca For Salt Mine Dispute
In Ithaca officials of the Buffalo district office of the United Mine Workers of America will meet Tuesday at 5 PM at Paris Hall Myers with Ludlowville unit to discuss the International Salt Mine strike now in its 20th day. They will confer with Watlis Glen local that night. The union seeks a 19 percent wage increase per hour while the company offers 10 cents.
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Ithaca
International Salt
Buffalo
United Mine Workers of America
Ludlowville
Paris Hall
Myers
Watilis Glen
Hospital Head Addresses Rotary
Dr Starley Lincoln superintendent at Biggs Memorial Hospital Ithaca spoke at the Watkins Montour Rotary Club Thursday noon luncheon. His subject was Advancement in Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Starley Lincoln
Biggs Memorial
Ithaca
Watkins-Montour Rotary Club
Lincoln
Former Army Chaplain to Speak at Local Methodist Meeting
The Rev. Arthur White D.D. of Elmira, former Army chaplain, will address the Methodist Church Brotherhood at a supper Monday May 27 at 6 30 P M in the church parlors.
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Watkins Glen
Arthur White
Elmira
The
Methodist Church Brotherhood
Missionary Group to Meet Tuesday in Watkins Glen
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lenn Gibbs Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. They will show colored motion pictures. the Gibbses have not yet returned from a trip to the Southwest and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. Lenn Gibbs
Trumansburg Council Reelected Its Officers
Trumansburg reelected James E. Rice as president Mrs Laura K. Dimmick as vice president Mrs Helen Bower as treasurer and Miss E Katherine Dimmick as secretary under Mayor E W Randall who chairs the nominating committee A resolution to form a recreational center includes plans for playground music and communal activities A Randall led committee will survey comparable communities for recreational and vocational aids to apply locally
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Trumansburg
E. W. Randall
Mayor Randall
Paul Rice
John Gregory
John Seabring
Ed Hamlin
Laura Dimmick
Miss Ida Howe To Be Married
Ithaca announces the engagement of Miss Ida Howe to Albert J. Rustyak son of Mr and Mrs Adelbert Rustyak of 119 N Auroraft Both graduates of Ithaca High School Rustyak recently discharged from the U S Army Wedding planned for August
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Ithaca
Ida Howe
Albert J. Rustyak
Adelbert Rustyak
N. Auroraft
Fred E. Howe
RF. D. 1
Ithaca High School
Rustyak
U.S. Army
Youth Bureau Officials To Confer In Cortland
In Cortland on May 20 J Gordon Crowe of Albany New York Youth Commission education director Willard Stone recreation specialist and George Bonacker guidance specialist will confer with Cortland advisory Youth Bureau Board of Education Exchange Club and city recreation commission. Crowe to address Exchange Club at 6 15 PM Cortland Hotel and 8 PM Board of Education at the high school. County Judge Morse E Ames announced three new advisory committee members Dr William E Mosher Myrtle Gilchrist and Mrs C V Brubeck.
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Crowe
Exchange Club
Hotel Cortland
Board of Education
Morse E. Ames
William E. Mosher
Myrtle Gilchrist
C. V. .Brubeck
Seek Jobs For Veterans In Otsego Delaware Counties
U S Employment office in Oneonta led by Miss Katherine Woodruff issued a letter to all employers in Otsego and Delaware Counties noting 1 218 World War II veterans registered for employment. The appeal asks for cooperation to spare veterans the bitterness of a door to door hunt and ensure orderly job opportunities that match their skills.
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Oneonta
U. S
Katherine Woodruff
Otsego
Delaware
USES
Woodruff
Fresh Air Fund Committee Named in Cincinnatus Area
Miss Mary E. Markey of the New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund announced the committee in charge of the project in Cincinnatus and vicinity. Members include George Dodge as chair, John Kerr, Mrs. Russell Taylor, Mrs. Claude Green, Mrs. Harry Connor, the Rev. Otis Fischer, Mrs. Harold Fritz, Mrs. Warren Davis, Mrs. Alton Bush, Mrs. Robert Pudney, Mrs. Grover Potter, the Rev. Philip French, Mrs Percy Wildman, the Rev. J. W. LaSalle, P. B. Foster, Mrs. Shirley Brown, Lloyd May and Mrs. John Sassman.
Cortland High Groups Compete in Ilion District Contest
Cortland High School band and orchestra under Burton E. Stanley and the school chorus led by Miss Margaret McKeon compete in the district contest for high school musical organizations at Ilion today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Cortland High School
Burton E. Stanley
Margaret McKeon
Ilion
Fredericks announce wedding of Miss Betty Fredericks
Miss Betty Fredericks to staff sergeant Lawrence Crispell son of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Crispell of Slaterville Springs announced by her parents Mr and Mrs William Fredericks of 110 Monroest No date set for the wedding.
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Ithaca
Betty Fredericks
Lawrence Crispell
Ellsworth Crispell
Slaterville Springs
William Fredericks
Monroest
Morrison Cattle Prize Established By Ithaca Professors
Announcement from Prof and Mrs F B Morrison of Ithaca funds an annual Morrison award for five years to members of the American Society of Animal Production for outstanding research directly aiding livestock production. The first prize may be given in 1946 with $1000 cash and a gold medal. Nominees must be society members with meritorious work in beef dairy cattle horses sheep or swine on breeding feeding management nutrition physiology or meat production. Nominations due June 15 each year to the secretary of the Association of Animal Production Urbana I
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Ithaca
F. B. Morrison
American Society of Animal Production
Agriculture College and Experiment Station
Morrison Award
Society
Association of Animal Production, Urbana
Clyde W Darling Funeral Sunday
Clyde Wilbur Darling 29 of Freeville died after a month long illness. Funeral services Sunday at 3 at Earle W Wright Funeral Home Cortland with Rev. Stanley P. Borden officiating. Buried in McLean Cemetery. Survived by father Arnold B Darling stepmother Mildred five sisters Pauline Craft Fannie Chapman Betty Darling Evelyn Darling Ella May Darling one brother Kenneth Darling and step-brother Erwin Graves.
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Cortland
Clyde Wilbur Darling
Freeville
Mildred Darling
Fannie Chapman
Betty Darling
Dresserville
Pauline Craft
Homer
Evelyn Darling
Ella May Darling
Prattsburg
Kenneth Darling
Erwin M. Graves
Sunday morning church services listed across Cortland churches
A long Sunday schedule lists services for North Presbyterian Free Methodist St. Pauls Lutheran Grace Episcopal Mower Avenue Memorial Baptist First Methodist First Baptist First Church of Christ Scientist First Presbyterian Second Congregational Hickel Tabernacle Salvation Army St Marys St Anthonys Assembly of Christians First Congregational Universalist Elim Stump Reform Methodist Calvary Episcopal First Baptist Methodist Congregational St Margaret s Gospel Mission McGRAW Federated Virgil Hill with times and pastors outlined for morning worship Sunday School and youth activities across many local congregations.
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North Presbyterian
Homer and
Alvennavs
John Ro Austin
Laura Prince
Percy Craft
Free Methodist
Groce St
Jewel
Dudney W. Rose
Kenneth LeRoy
T the Saints
St. Paul's Lutheran
Madison and
Hamlin Sts
W. E. Schuldt
Grace Episcopal
Court St
Ralph E. Hovencamp
George EB. McKinlay
Walter Davies
Mower Avenue
Methodial
Homer and Mapleays
Edgar O. Sapyen
Hermon R. Miles
Mothers of Men
Oung People's Fellowship
Baptist Crusaders
Friendly Hour
First Methodist
Corner Church St
Court House
C. D. Sanders
Burton E. Stanley
Charles Cook
Centra Av
W. Vanderbergh
Olive Fish
B. L. Bentley
Ernest F. Rieman
First Church of Christ
Scientlat
Corner KE. Court
Greenbushets
First Presbyterian
Yand Gentral Av
Ralph O. Lankler
William J. Hall
William Hall
John Levein
A. Price
L. B. Chiloux
Henry Mchilda, Jr
Frank McBride
Masic
Frank Lb. Green
Youngs People’s
St. Margaret's
William J. Btapleton
Gospel Mission
William Shoemaker
Fred Carral
Lorena Carral
Jennie Shoemaker
Stanley Thomson
Ruth Maybury
LeRoy Baer
Donald Hicks
Presbyterian
Alfred
Bentall
Rollo Eastman
James Greenwood
Howard Hiubert
Islon
George Miller
Clarence Giladet
Hugh Williams
McLean Federated
Stanley Borden
Christian Endeavor
Truxton Methodist
K. Po Hackney
Virgil Hill
Henry F. Bailey
Lucille Munson
Morton
Endicott
Lois l Bailey
Ender
Se Rmon
Cooperstown Widow Wins Court Case
Mrs. Josephine M. Burr won a court judgment against Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of America for the death benefit on her husband Raymond L. Burr. An original award of 10,864.31 with interest and costs grew to about 12,300 through appellate rulings up to the Court of Appeals. The April 1943 death near South Columbia stemmed from a car snow drift incident. insurer argued heart disease. The three-judge appellate path affirmed the Otsego County jury verdict that Burr’s death was accidental.
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Cooperstown
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of America
Utica
Josephine M. Burr
Raymond L. Burr
Otsego County
Joseph P. Leary
Burr
Otsego County Supreme Court
Appellate Division of
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Insurance Company
Martin W. Deyo
Binghamton
Internal Revenue
South Columbia
Appellate Division of Supreme Court
Albert Conway
State Superintendent of Insurance
Church Adopts Summer Schedule for Cortland Church
East Baptist Church of Summerhill held its annual meeting at 18 Russell Hall. Officers were elected: Edward Gillette deacon for two years Gordon Gillette trustee for three years Russel Hall clerk Mrs Bertha Shaw treasurer Mrs Russell Hall pianist Miss Freder and Mrs Bertha Shaw as delegates to the Cortland Baptist Association. Summer schedule begins May 19 with worship at 9 45 A M and Sunday School at 10 30 A M.
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Cortland
East Baptist Church of
Summerhill
Russell
Mrs Ovenshire Funeral Today in Watkins Glen
Funeral services for Mrs Perry Ovenshire of Watkins Glen are set for 2 30 PM at Dundee. She collapsed in a cafe Wednesday evening and was pronounced dead by Montour Falls coroner Dr Paul Willworth after police investigation. Survived by parents Charles and Mrs Curran four brothers Edward Irv ing Harry and Charles Jr one sister Mrs Joseph Goble and a son Samuel.
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Corp Charles
Mayor Issues Food Proclamation in Cortland Campaign
Cortland Mayor Jasper N. Williamson issued a proclamation urging all citizens and groups to cooperate in a canned food and cash contributions drive. Funds and items are to be shipped overseas through UNRRA for free distribution to starving people.
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Cortland
Jasper N. Williamson
Cortland Food Collection Campaign
Lawrence M. Dillon
UNRRA
Two Organizations Meet Next Week in McLean
In McLean two groups announce meetings next week. The Women's Community Guild will host a mother and daughter banquet on Wednesday May 15 at the parish house. The Book Club convenes Monday at Mrs. Martin Beck's home in Malloryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclean
Women's Community Guild
Book Club
Martin Beck
Malloryville
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Cortland James McFarlane
Taler
Calcelo
Clarence J Haxton
Autorest
McGraw
Agnes Talbot
Groton
Anna Enqolish
Marathon Ee
Quianne White
Sue Morgan
Tai
Frasern QO Waller
Dad
Truxton
O & Moore
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Herald-American
Tompkins County
Personius
Osborne
Chenango
Cooperative Association
Norwich
East Park
Dever Rogers
Oxford
Ivan Jose
North Norwich
Guy Barr
Bessie Stratton
Ithaca Choir
Clyde
Young Ladies
Bible School
Danby Fire Heartne &T
Desree
Percy Eddington
E. C. Barkman
Noenor
Attica State
Eddington
Napannock
American University
U. S. Navy Department
Wheeler
Seneca County
National Club Congress
Chicago
Dental District
Franklin County
Miss Todd
Albany
St. Lawrence
New York State Council of Churches
Chenango County
Army
Youth Bureau
Fresh Air Fund
David P. Salustri
Mary Ferro
Carmela Ferro
S. Main St
John Ferro
Anthony Dipersico
Akron
N.Y
St. Anthony’s Church
Carmen Monteleone
Clyde W. Darling
Orman
Robert L. Cilngan
William RB. Hickett
Hickel Tabernacle
Port Watson At
Levi Storms
O. J. Ganton
Salvation Army
Adj
Victor Brown
St. Mary’s. N. Main
Lawrence J. Horan
Charles Bolger
Robert Donovan
St. Anthony's
Pomeroy
Assemblae
Hyatt
Elm St
Clinton Tay
William Graham
Harold King
Louid Farr
Young People's Fellowship
We Universalist
Elmsts
Roy J. Hart
Alma Whitston
R. J. Hatt
Elim Stump
Louella Munson
George Morton
Homer Calvary Eunicopal
Frederick 4. Tarner
G. Edward McKinner
Anna IM. Ripley
Mrs. Ovenshire
Sshire Theaters
Cortland, N.Y
Redwood Valley
Wallace Beery
Margaret O'Brien
Bad Bascomb
Marjorie Main
J. Carrot Naish
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