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DOZENS OF TRICK, TREATERS VISIT

For An Evening, Church

Becomes Haunted House

From the back, he looked like the Headline Organist.  From the front, it was Tim Iversen, CCS band director and virtuoso organist, churning out spooky sounds that wafted throughout Cooperstown’s First Baptist Church, which Thursday evening doubled as a Haunted House.  Inset photo, Cooperstown’s Juan Alamo family partakes of the scarey offerings in the church’s lobby.  For much of the evening, trick or treaters were lined up down the front steps of the Elm Street – yes, Elm Street – church, waiting to get in.  (Jim Kevlin/www.AllOTSEGO.com)

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