Cayuga County Boy Scouts to Stage Circus in Auburn
Cayuga County Boy Scouts plan an elaborate Circus in East High School stadium Auburn on June 7. The event showcases scouting skills to promote citizenship and duty to God and country with more than 1200 participants from all council units. A full dress parade with 1500 Scouts and 200 Indians will occur the night before, highlighting scenes from Liberty Bell to Indian Pow Wow and a finale of fireworks.
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Cayuga County Boy Scouts
Auburn
Auburn — Cayuga County
Boy Scouts
East High School
Wilbur T. Kent
Central District of Cayuga Boys Scout Council
Guo Ments
Cayuga County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Liverty
John Pawling
Paul F. Colwell
Albert T. DeRoose
Frank Foster, Jr
Tite's Tactics To Be Shown In Cortland
Cortland will host a Town Hall program on Wednesday at 8 PM in Community Hall featuring Julien Bryan presenting color films on Tito's Yugoslavia and a lecture by Ivan. Bryan is a noted traveler who left Warsaw in 1939 with film of the Polish capital's final hours.
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Cortland
Marshall Tite
Yugoslavia
Julien Bryan
Ivan
Tito
Bryan
Warsaw
Cortland Town Hall
Kenneth R. Casterline
Rolland Bentley
J. Leon Beaudry
Louis Chernow
Theo Chernow
Edward P. Cummins
Mary Falso
Lois Bailey
Agnes Heller
Harlan Metcalf
Harry Bonner
Ralph Brown
Ralph Lankler
Charles Tharratt
William Hall
Leighton Hope
Paul Geibel
Theodore Fenstermacher
Carey W., Brush
van A. Burd
William Baldwin
Cortland Teachers Association Dinner Planned for May 28
Cortland The Cortland Teachers Association will hold its annual dinner May 28 at 6 PM at the Cortland Country Club Mrs Mildred McFarlane chairman. The event will be informal and a committee member will contact teachers for reservations.
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Cortland
Cortland Teachers Association
Cortland Country Club
Mildred McFarlane
Bankers Group Has Annual Meet in Watertown
The Group 4 annual spring meeting of the New York State Bankers Association drew about 175 bankers to the Black River Valley Club in Watertown. Bernard A. Gray of Southern New York Trust spoke in the afternoon. Senator Orlo M. Brees of Endicott spoke at night. R. T. Talpey of Auburn Trust presided as chairman.
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New York State Bankers Aociation
Black River Valley Club
Bernard A. Gray
Southern New York Trust Company
Orlo M. Brees
Endicott
R. T. Talpey
Auburn Trust Company
Hal Boyle to address Auburn Chamber Dinner
The Auburn Chamber of Commerce banquet will be at 7:15 P.M. Wednesday in Hotel Osborne. Hal Boyle of New York City will be guest speaker with Eugene C. Donovan as chair. Charles J A Cusick of Weedsport is toastmaster and a civic service award will be presented by Karl A. Adams.
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Osborne
Hal Boyle
New York City
Associated Press
Eugene C. Donovan
Auburn Trust Company
Charles Ja. Cusick
Weedsport
Karl A. Adams
Auburn Industrally
Frank S. Smith
Mrs Harriet Shaw Brown Dies in Canton Hospital
Mrs Harriet Shaw Brown 67 wife of Leon Brown died early Saturday at Potsdam Hospital. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at First Baptist Church Rev A J Coffey officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by husband and three sons Hollis Canton Lloyd Schenectady George Hamburg. three daughters Mrs Willig Stevenson Amityville Mrs Wendell Murray Potsdam Mrs Horace Munson Canton. one brother Lawrence Watertown. three sisters Mrs Jessie Goodspeed Ms Hiner sielries and Abs Bessie herwood all of Watertown.
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Harriet Shaw Brown
Leon Brown
Potsdam Hospital
First Baptist Church
A. J. Coffey
Evergreen Cemetery
Hollis
Lloyd
Schenectady
George
Hamburg
Willig Stevenson
Amityville
Wendell Murray
Potsdam
Horace Munson
Lawrence
Watertown
Jessie Goodspeed
Hiner Sielries
Abs
Bessie Herwood
North Area Youths Judge Livestock in Ottawa Contest
Edwin Haddock and several St. Lawrence County 4-H members traveled to Ottawa Ontario for the 13th annual livestock judging contest at the experimental farm. They earned the right to participate after county training meetings and judged horses sheep and swine along with other activities planned for the two day event.
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Ogdensburg
Edwin C. Haddock
Edwin
B. Haddock
Hammond
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Potsdam Teacher Association Elects District Leaders
Mrs. Constance Town of the Congdon Campus Potsdam was named president of the Teachers Association of the Fifth Supervisory District at the annual dinner in Norwood. Other officers include Mrs. Mary Bundy Potsdam as vice president Verne Jeffers Potsdam secretary Charles Turchoite of Potsdam treasurer. Turchoite joins the House of Delegates with Donald Spotswood of Norwood as alternate. G Howard Gould executive secretary NY State Teachers Association spoke on teachers professional status.
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Potsdam
Constance Town
Congdon
Teacher Association
Fifth
Norwood
Frances Root
Norwood- Norfolk
Mirs
Mary Bundy
Verne Jeffers
Charles Turchoite
Turchoite
House of Delegates
Donald Spotswood
G. Howard Gould
The
New York State Teachers Association
Clarkson Moving Up Day Highlights Honor Society and Events
Clarkson announces Moving Up Day on Wednesday with Phalanx recognizing leadership in morning ceremonies and the tapping of new members. Afternoon field events at Snellfield are overseen by the Board of Governors as Phalanx marks its 23rd year.
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Phalanx
Clarkson
Kansas City Sorority Leaders Named In Photo Caption
Left to right Miss Irene Oaklan international representative Miss Gwen Kotwas vice president elect and Miss Mary Gayras president elect are pictured.
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Rana Dae Tee Ga Kek
Irene Oaklan
Kansas City
Gwen Kotwas
Mary Gayras
Cortland Home Bureau Achievement Day Planned
Cortland County plans an all day Home Bureau Achievement Day on May 28 at the New York Pavilion. Morning events include food demonstrations and project exhibits, followed by an Assemblyman Louis Folmer talk and a fashion show in the afternoon.
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Home Bureau
Cortland
lLate York Pavilion
Louis ‘Folmer
Homer
Stimson Enters Tioga Assembly Race
Silas N. Stimson, Spencer Town supervisor and renowned Ayrshire breeder, announces candidacy for the Tioga County assembly seat. A Cornell alumnus, he has long served on county boards, soil conservation groups, flood control committees, and hospital trustees, with extensive extension work in animal husbandry.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Mr. Stimson
Palmer
Mass
Cornell University
Cornell
Spencer
110 Year Old Bridal Gowns to Be Shown
Watertown showcases 110 years of bridal fashion in a Parade of Brides at Asbury Methodist Church. The event features wedding music with violin solos by Joseph Canella, harp by Edith Mae Beck, and vocal by Mrs. Robin Curtis. Commentator is Mrs. Ralph S. Ivins of Sackets Harbor.
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Watertown
Asbury Methodist Church
Joseph Canella
Edith Mae Beckwith
Robin K. Curtis
Ralph
S. Ivins
Sackets Harbor
Jurors Drawn for Court in Watertown Spring Term
Trial jurors have been drawn for the spring term of County Court in Watertown. Judge Henry A. Hudson will preside over more than a week of sessions. Few criminal cases from the May grand jury indictments are expected to be tried, with a few civil actions scheduled.
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Watertown
Henry A. Hudson
Marathon Central High School senior honors announced
Marathon Central High School principal C V McMahon announced senior honors for the class of 21. Ellen Ryan named valedictorian with 89.76 average majoring in science and serving as senior class secretary and Ma-Ce-Hi editor. Geraldine Plattner named salutatorian with 86.70 average, majoring in business education, active on student council and clubs. Ronald Frost and Evelyn Brown follow in scholarship order.
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Marathon
Marathon Central High ‘School
C. V. McMahon
Ellen Ryan
Mary Ryan
Miss Ryan
Columbia
Geraldine Plattner
Walter Plattner
Platiner
Business Service Club
Ronald Frost
Evelyn Brown
Water fluoridation plan for Corning deferred
Corning delays fluoridation action for at least a year due to cost and opposition. The eight member Common Council avoided a vote on a request by dental groups to add fluoride to the water. Industrial hygienist Karl L. Dunn of Corning Glass Works leads the opposition.
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Corning
Dominion Council
Dental
Karl L. Dunn
Corning Glass ‘Works
Alcoholism Group To Hear Rev McPeek Speaker
Rochester program invites the public to a 12 15 P M meeting of the Health Association of Rochester and Monroe County Committee on Alcoholism at the Chamber of Commerce Rev Francis W McPeek secretary of the Congregational Churches will discuss Common Sense About Alcohol and Alcoholism He has lectured at Yale Summer School of Alcohol Studies since 1945 Dr John R Norris chairs the committee Reservations through the association.
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Rochester
Francis W. McPeek
CongregationalChurches
Health Association of
Monroe County
Chamber l of Commerce
McPeek
Yale University
Summer School of Alcohol Studies
John R. Norris
Association
Seneca Falls P T A to Hear Dr Boddie
Seneca Falls P T A schedules Rev. Dr. Charles E. Boddie of Mount Olivet Baptist Church Rochester to speak on Facing the Revolution at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the S S hall. Baker, school superintendent, acts as toastmaster as new P T A officers led by Mrs. J Harold Riggle are installed.
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Margaret Vincent
King Ferry
Ludlowville
Lower Lake Road
New Holland
Land Reller
J. D
H.p
Fred J. Saltsman
B. & W. Livestock Sales
Sale Mars
Ray Boles
Mgr
Seneca Falls
Charles E. Boddie
Mount Olivet
Arthur L. Baker
Seneca Falls Central Schools
P.T.A
Rotary Ladies Dinner and Talk at Cortland Club
Cortland Rotary guests will attend a turkey dinner at Cortland Country Club Monday at 7 PM, replacing the regular Tuesday luncheon. Louis P. Shannon, Extension manager of E I du Pont de Nemours, will be the speaker.
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Cortland Country Club
Louis P.shannon
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
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