Candy Stripers Cap at Fulton Hospital Ceremony
The second annual capping ceremony for senior Candy Stripers at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton honored 12 girls who had completed at least 75 hours of volunteer service. Dr Patrick LaFrate spoke for the medical staff, with remarks from board member Mrs Edward Persson and auxiliary president Mrs Andrew Gaydos. Annabelle Kennerson presented the caps as Lurley Hamilton introduced the honorees, followed by a tea hosted by the hospital auxiliary under Mrs Robert Ingison, Mrs Fred Leppart, and Mrs Harwood Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Patrick LaFrate
Edward Persson
Andrew Gaydos
Auxiliary
Annabelle Kennerson
Lurley Hamilton
Robert Campbell
Robert Ingison
Fred Leppert
Harwood Dunbar
Charles Tooke
Willson Smith
Cheryl Bogdzewicz
Christine Cantine
Donna Case
Cheryl Fabrizio
Sylvia Frank
Eileen Gardner
Jackie Hamilton
Beverly LaVair
Connie McGilvray
Cheryl O'Grady
Linda Richmond
Christine Taft
Woman Hurt In Car Bus Crash Near West Second and Beech
Miss Marilyn A. Graziano, 25, of 613 Clark Street, suffered neck and head injuries in a collision with an empty school bus driven by Katherine C. Phillips, 48, at the West Second Street and Beech Street intersection. Patrolman Joseph Craan investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falton
West Second
Beech Sts
Marilyn A. Graziano
Clark St
Miss Graziano
West Second St
Katherine C. Phillips
West Third St
Beech St
Joseph Craan
Fulton Obituary: C Edward Smith 94 Syracuse resident
C Edward Smith 94 of 637 E Willow St Fulton native, carpentry foreman at John Sherlock Co. resident of Syracuse 92 years. Past president Local 12 Carpenters Union and East Side Improvement Association. Survived by son Leo V Smith, daughter Irene Smith Williams, a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Private services, no calling hours. Burial St Agnes Cemetery. Fairchild Meech Funeral Home to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
C. Edward Smith
E. Willow St
John Sherlock Co
Fulton
Smith
Syaacuse
Local 12
Carpenters Union
East Side Improvment Association
Leo V. Smith
Irene Smith Williams
St. Agnes Cemetery
Fairchild & Meech Funeral Home
Obituary for Arthur L Prindle of Skaneateles Falls
Arthur L Prindle 77 of Skaneateles Falls died Saturday after a brief illness. A native of Spafford he lived in Skaneateles Falls 20 years, retired farmer. Survived by son W Edgar Prindle of RD Clay two daughters Lillian James RD 3 Fulton Lena Norris RD 2 Marcellus two sisters Belle Stafford Auburn Lena Scott Weedsport nine grandchildren three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday O Neill Funeral Home Skaneateles Rev Daniel Benedict officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery Skaneateles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Arthur L. Prindle
Skaneateles Falls
Spafford
W. Edgar Prindle
RD Clay
Lillian A. James
Fulton
Edgar Norris
Marcellus
Belle Stafford
George Hundycz Tops Lakeview Major League High Scores
Fulton George Hundycz posted a 643 triple to lead the Lakeview Men's Major League bowling last week. Top rivals included John Ciciarelli with 629 Don Ballard 624 William Sudow 616 and M Beckwith along with D McKinney at 608. Team results show Gardner's 3 Dick's Donut Shop 0 La Batt's 3 Fulton Motor Lodge 0 Schmidt's 3 Genesee 0 Wes t Contractors 2 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Yager
Holden and Solowy
Baldwin
Palumi
Gardner's
Dick's Donut Shop
LaBatt’s
Fulton Motor Lodge
Schmidt's
Genesee
West Contractors
Black la
Fulton Council To Set Budget Hearing Date
Fulton Common Council plans a public hearing on the 1965 city tax budget at tonight's meeting in city hall. The hearing is expected to be scheduled within two weeks. The session's agenda includes routine business and few other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Eagle Scout badge won by David Mirabito in Lanigan event
Fulton report shows David Mirabito receiving the Eagle Scout badge at a Court of Honor hosted by Troop 64 of Lanigan School. Presenters included John Markart, Oswego County Council president, and other leaders awarded Tenderfoot, Second Class, merit, Den Chief, and service stars to a group of Scouts and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop Board of Review
James Auser
David Hungerford
Larry Hundycr
Terry Kinney
Henry Lafino
Dennis Parks
Gary Percival
Gary Scerbo
Henry Sobota
Edward Sobota
Anthony Scerbo
Troop Transportation Committee
Gerald Browning
David Mirabito
World Brotherhood
Michael Rose
Francis Glad
Wallace Auser III
Stanton Ryther
Reading
Den
Paul Vescio
Walter Gold
Gary Guernsey
Bradford Hillick
Stanley Ruta
Jack Roy
Salvation Army Auxiliary Yule Tea Set for Dec 10
Fulton invites all to the Salvation Army Auxiliary Christmas tea on Thursday December 10 at 2 30 PM in First Methodist church. The Choralettes of Phoenix directed by Mrs Robert Hoxie perform. Donations fund Salvation Army Christmas work toy donations welcomed via Mrs Arthur Welden or Mrs Donald Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Salvation Army Auxiliary
First Methodist
Choralettes of
Phoenix
Robert Hoxie
Dorothy Miller
Fulton Salvation Army
Salvation Army
Arthur Welden
Donald Carpenter
E. K. Pickrell
Capt. Miller
Three Teams Tie In Fulton Bridge
Fulton Elks Lodge hosted a Monday weekly bridge tourney with three top pairs deadlocked for first. Mrs Lawrence Sullivan paired with Mrs Harry Shultz, Mrs William Hill with Mrs Matthew Frawley, and Mrs Fred Gibbons with Mrs Samuel Sgroi tied for top honors, while fourth went to Mrs H J McDonald and Jack Burgess and another tie followed for fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Elks Lodge
Lawrence Sullivan
Harry Shultz
William Hill
Matthew Frawley
Fred Gibbons
Samuel Sgroi
H. J. McDonald
Jack Burgess
Feth
Walter Thorpe
Joseph Amedio
Willard Anderson
Phillip Johnson
Prayers For Pope Pauls India Pilgrimage
Vatican City AP reports Catholics worldwide asked to pray for Pope Paul VI's four day India trip to the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay. A special prayer program will run during his absence. The trip, a gesture to Asia, faced Hindu protests and security concerns over gifts to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
India
Bombay
Vatican
Rome
Italy
Pius VII
France
L’osservatore Romano
Asia
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Funeral services for Henry Ford at Fulton
Funeral services for Henry Ford were conducted this morning at 9 30 a m in the Young and Son funeral home and at 10 a m in All Saints Episcopal church with Rev Frank Hughes officiating Burial was in Mt Adnah cemetery Bearers were Byron Cook David Dunn Harold Thorpe Jeffrey Miller John Beckstead and William Beckstead Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford Fulton
Henry Ford
Young and Son
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frank Hughes
Mt. Adnah
Byron Cook
David Dunn
Harold Thorpe
Jeffrey Miller
John Beckstead
William Beckstead Jr
Fulton Community Theater Elects Officers
Fulton Community Theater will hold a meeting Monday at 8 15 p m in the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers for the coming year. All members are urged to attend and new members will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Community Theater
Fulton
Chamber of Commerce
New York Market Briefs on Eggs Butter Prices
N Y market notes wholesale egg offerings ample with demand up slightly. Spot quotes list whites and Browns by weight and grade, with prices ranging highs in mid thirties. Butter offerings ample. Creamery 93 score and 92 score bullets show prices around 63 to 64 cents per pound. market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mount Pleasant Club Dinner and local social notes
Fulton personals report a Mount Pleasant Methodist Men’s Club dinner meeting set for December 9 at 6 30 p m in the church. Lt James L Sheldon of the U S Navy has returned to Norfolk after a ten day leave with his mother Mrs Marjorie Sheldon and time with relatives and friends. Mrs DeRoy Mark of Philadelphia spent the weekend with her mother. Mr and Mrs Mark recently completed a three week vacation touring Spain and Portugal. Mr and Mrs John Sicak and family have bought the home of Mr and Mrs Clair Gibson in Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Mount Pleasant
Methodist Men's Club
James L. Sheldon
U.S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Marjorie Sheldon
Whitaker Rd
DeRoy Mark
Philadelphia
Mark
Spain
Portugal
John Sicak
Clair Gibson
Mary Lowden
Albert Schroeppel
Mrs. Gibson
Local residents share Thanksgiving visits and life events
Mr and Amos Ives and Miss Patricia Ives visited Mrs Er nestine Fox in Syracuse. Families on Whitaker and Distin roads announce new homes, hospital stays, and holiday gatherings. A 22nd wedding anniversary is noted for Clair Gibson. a birth named Michele Marie is reported for William and Carol Van derlinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Ives
Patricia Ives
Cayuga St
Ernestine Fox
Syracuse
William Vanderlinder
Whitaker Rd
Michele Marie
Vanderlinder
Carol Burdick
Triangle to Meet Fulton Athena Triangle 119
Triangle 119 will hold their regular meeting Wednesday at the Masonic Temple at 7 p.m. The event invites members of Fulton and nearby to attend and discuss upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Athena Triangle
Masonic Temple
Postmaster issues rules for sending Yule packages by mail
Fulton postmaster George Byrne issues annual reminders for Christmas parcel mail. Pack parcels solidly and use Local and Out-of-town bands to speed delivery. Mailing deadline for out of town parcels is December 10. Mark Do Not Open Until Christmas and insure packages. Ensure correct legible addresses and one side on labels with inside address. ZIP coding helps prevent loss. unclaimed parcels go to public auctions after 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
George Byrne
Byrne
Post Office
Obituary for Simon J. Bylsma of Syracuse
Simon J. Bylsma 81 of 730 LeMoyne Ave died Sunday night at home. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Fergerson Funeral Home North Syracuse with Rev. George H. Butler officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Flora a daughter Anna Smart and a son Jack Bylsma plus two grandchildren. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Simon J. Bylsma
LeMoyne Ave
Fergerson Funeral Home
George H. Butler
Trinity Methodist Church of
Dugway
Viet Nam policy debates during Taylor return
N Viet Nam news notes Taylor's return to Washington after talks on air strikes against Viet Cong supply lines and infiltration bases. Officials say military action alone won t solve the political crisis in South Viet Nam as Huong government faces dissident pressure from students Buddhists and political elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Viet Nam
Laos
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Tran van Huong
Rooftop Marijuana Farm Busted in Miami Court
Phillip Weinshenker twenty was observed cultivating a roof garden of 395 marijuana plants in a utility room. Narcotics agents confiscated the crop, he pleaded guilty, and received a $1000 fine plus three years probation in Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Phillip Weinshenker
Weinshenker
Obituary for Garrett C. Smith of Phoenix
Garrett C. Smith 76 died at his home 309 Lock St after a long illness. Born Jan 16 1888 in Phoenix he worked as a grocer and later manager of the Community Store. He served as welfare officer and bus driver, and was deacon emeritus of the First Congregational church. He belonged to Callimachus Lodge 369 F&AM and Oswego River Chapter 270 RAM and Enterprise Volunteer Fire Company. Survived by his wife Alice DeBuse Smith and two cousins. Funeral Friday 2 pm at Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home 919 Main St. Interment Phoenix Rural Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett C. Smith
Phoenix
Lock St
Mr. Smith
Theodore Smith
Eva Cross Smith
Schroeppel
Reapportionment Debate Ahead of Special Session
The advisory committee's plan urges expanding Assembly seats to 195 and Senate seats to 65, plus a fractional voting option, longer Senate terms, and state control of district lines. Republican leaders push for equitable reapportionment based on committee recommendations while Democrats call details vague. Several lawmakers who will vote in the session are not returning in 1965, sparking contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Young
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Joseph Zaretzki
Zaretzki
Armstrong Cork Co declares year end dividend
Fulton Armstrong Cork Co announces a year end dividend of 27 percent cents payable December 23 to holders of record December 10. The latest total 1964 dividends reach 1.25 per share, up from 1.05 last year. The stock underwent a 2 for 1 split last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Cork CO
Fulton — Armstrong Cork Co
Two Phoenix Concerts Set for School Music Groups
Dates set for December concerts by Phoenix junior high and senior high music departments. On December 10 the junior band under Mrs. Alice Billington and Ruddick Trowbridge perform in J.C. Birdlebough School auditorium. December 17 features the junior varsity chorus led by Leighton Tiffault and the senior band under Trowbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
J.C
Trowbridge
Phoenix Central
Methodist
Sarah Circle
Aso
Charles G. Moyer
Moyer
Harvey L. Clark
Chief Moyer
Leighton Tiffault
Ralph Adams
Washington, D. C
William Turner
Turner
Stuart Turner
To Investigate Need for New Athletic Field
Phoenix Central school board held a special session on November 24 to form a committee to study adding an athletic field at the junior high site. A favorable progress report on the junior high project noted construction on schedule. The board also approved Burrows bookkeeping machine to replace the current undersized unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Board of Education
Phoenix Central School
Howe
Burrows
Beaver Meadows Golf Group Loan Approved Tentatively
Beaver Meadows Golf and Recreation Association has been advised by the Farmers Home Administration that their loan application is tentatively approved pending conditions. President John Harder learned of the decision this week via Barthly Beach, state FHA director, through James F. Reeves. The club reports 175 members with 25 remaining to reach charter status and no initiation for the first 200. Regular meetings occur on the first and third Mondays at the Phoenix VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Beaver Meadows Golf and Recreation Association
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
John Harder
The
Phoenix Vfw
Dog enumerator starts census work in Schroeppel
Harry Hawkins, appointed dog enumerator for Schroeppel, has begun the 1965 dog census. Town Clerk Lucile G. Moyer notes that under New York law dog owners must license harbored dogs in the town of harboring or face a $10 penalty plus court costs. Licenses are due Jan 1, 1965 and run through Dec 31, 1965. fees appear on the back of the owner notice. Failure to receive notices does not exempt license purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Harry Hawkins
Schroeppel
Lucile G. Moyer
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
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Carl L. Johnson
William J. Alien
George Hundycz
Hough
New York State
Macadam Construction
S. First ST
DIAL
N. Y
J. H. O'Brien
Pres
Edward Walsh
South Fourth St
Max Karch
Walsh
Genesee-Wosc
Harold Coughlin
Wally Tucker
WOSC
Karch
Donald Dunn
Dunn Buick
Eagle Scout
Fulton Bridge
Pope Paul
Fulton Funerals
N. Y. Market
Samuel Distin
Robert Taft
North Volney Rd
Ivan Taft
Dewey Dietrich
Distin Rd
James Fink
Oswego
Leland Dietrich
St. Joseph's Hospital
James Sheldon
van Buren Rd
Sheldon
Howard Sheldon
Lizzie Hunn
John Zahler
Martha Zahler
Clyde Osborne
Rowlee Rd
Boonville
Adirondacks
Rhoda Kio
Rowlee
Harvey Dennison
Hannibal RD
Glen Parker
Lena Ives
Wallace Cook
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Mary-Martha
Mount Pleasant Church
Triangle
Vicinity Obituary
N. Viet Nam
Jefferson St
Owen
Connie L. Cramer Phoenix
Connie Lynn Cramer
Cyril Cramer
Washer Rd
Phoenix Rescue Squad
Cynthia
Janette
Cathleen
Sharon
Veda
Daniel
Barry
Lance
Veda McMahon
Whitney Point
Fred Bauman
Port Norris
N. J
Cyril G. Cramer
Binghamton
Louella Denny
Allanson- Glanville-Tappan
Franklyn A. Weaver
Phoenix Methodist Church
Phoenix Rural Cemetery
Beaver Meadows Golf Group
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