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HAPPY FIFTY YEARS. “II lias been a happy and eventful time/7 said Mr. and Mrs. dchn A. Kosloske ofs113 Catawba st, who recently celebrated their 50th wedding: auniversarv.^ ▼Happy, Eventful Time SaySiw]Kosloskes, Wed 50 YearsaucabahehsIhbu■‘‘UTS MET in the salt yards, were married and raised our children there, said John A. Kosloske, of 113 Catawba St., remi-jhiniseing about 50 years of wedded life in Syracuse. ISiMr. and Mrs. Kosloske recently:-\s\celebrated their golden wedding;that was just one part of the;' L •anniversary at Spero's Hall, S03:*10 'inN. Salina st. i HAD TO FILL the barrels;i f i , I with sait, nail the covers on, and;Koslosr.e loft Germany for ,loalt;i them onto lhc rai!road cars. foAmerica when he was threejThe loose salt went bv boats onils* . iyears old, and his wife left when the Oswego Canal, but that wasshe was nine months old. Keloaded bv buckets that went on%.roe- \ a conveyor system that dumped!was educated at Assumption jin{0 lhe hoM|Grammar School, and his wile j After the salt industry passed ^ attended St. Joseph's School ifrom the Syracuse scene, Kos-T ^ _ i a a. _ _ . _ a I _ _ i pi Pi • i 1\\' “Most Syracuseof the • north side of !Ioskc was employed at the Smith|w^ v l Caffrev Steel Works. Thev r, -.vas salt dmis when we is !f(were voting.” he reflected.have eight children, 18 grand- j children and nine great-grand-CP“I was employed by the Salt-children.Springs Solar Coarse Salt Com- j Their children, all of whom h pany, at N. Clinton St., just be-iare married, are: John, Andrew IIPlow Court st. My salary was S9.75 ;Fred, Edward, Albert, Mrs. Anna a week. There were 160 saltfMarie Cowburn, Mrs. Emijv|n covers that we and the kids had j Bryan and Mrs. Margaret w to put on in case it rained. But5Beazan.ci
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Syracuse, New York, US
Tue, Dec 29, 1953
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