Three Catholic High Speakers Crowned in County Contest
Oswego County Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy contest crowned three Oswego Catholic High School speakers. Robert Stephenson of Fulton won top honors. Phyllis Allen placed second and Ann Callaghan took third. Peter Vescio presented plaques. 13 contestants from area schools spoke on What Democracy Means to Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Ann Callaghan
Catholic High School
Peter Vescio
Fulton
Jose Mejia
Fulton High School
Richard Glenister
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Christine Jenkins
Linda Calkins
Mary Donovan
Oswego High School
Cynthia Bridges
John Zagame
Beverly Burns
Central Square Central School
Bonnie Blount
Elaine Verdon
Sandy Creek Central School
James Sullivan
Oswego Catholic High School
Oswego County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Francis Hall
Phyllis Allen
Robert Stephenson
Local Notables Assist Radio Station Program
Vincent A. Corsall and Nelson Guyette of WOSC Oswego led a program assisted by Sister Philomena and Sister Jane Francis of the Catholic High School and a list of participants including Henry Hanner Constantia William Bublitz Fulton James Bradford Oswego Harold Single Fulton Niles Burkhardt Lacona Wayne Kimball Sandy Creek county VFW commander and Charles Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Corsall
Nelson Guyette
WOSC
Oswego
Philomena
Jane Francis
Catholic High School
Henry Hanner
Constantia
William Bublitz
Fulton
James Bradford
Harold Single
Niles Burkhardt
Lacona
Wayne Kimball
Sandy Creek
VFW
Charles Dixon
Sweet Memorial Bldg Planned in Phoenix 1910
Plans are under way to raise funds for the Sweet Memorial Building in Phoenix to honor Speaker Sweet. Equipment has been bought to start a playground at Oak Hill school next spring. The county jail park hosted an oyster supper for prisoners and guests. The 100th anniversary of Hannibal Presbyterian Church will be celebrated December 3 and 4. A combined motor pump engine and hose cart will be demonstrated for fire department testing ahead of a taxpayer election.
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Sweet
Phoenix
Speaker Sweet
Oak Hill
Buck
Presbyterian Church of
Hannibal
Crisis and local notes from a 1941 issue
Twenty five years ago on December 1 1941 crisis in the east left U S and British forces poised as Nazi troops retreated from Rostov Thomas F Zain was named clerk of the Municipal Civil Service Commission interior work at St Peters Church nears completion St Pauls glee club debuts under Charles F Davis Obituaries include Parmiter Root Jacquette Dacey Kerby Bellono Capital Lads win Oswego County bowling trophy by 22 pins John Trenca scores 579 in match Ten years ago December 1 1956 U S leads Russia by 72 percent
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East
U. S
Rostov
Thomas F. Zain
Municipal Civil Service Commission
St. Peter's Church
St. Paul's Glee Club
St. Paul Auditorium
Charles F. Davis
Thomas A
Tap) Parmiter
Francis A. Root
John J. Jacquette
Jeremiah J Dacey
Harry Kerby
Benedetto Bellono
Capital Lads
Oswego
Oswego appoints Batchelor referee. local race results rise
Walter B. Batchelor of Oswego is named referee for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. In a separate tally the Bucs edge Han nible 46 43. Joseph P. Ross wins reelection board post by a wide margin 6603 to 1636. Obituaries note deaths of C Keith Bradley William H Hughes Earl L Rogers and Mrs William Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Batchelor
Oswego
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bucs
Hannible
Joseph P. Ross
Election Board Post
C. Keith Bradley
William H. Hughes
Earl L. Rogers
William Kruger
Oswego College Calendar Highlights Free Events and Plays
State University at Oswego invites area residents to free cultural and recreational programs. Box office hours today and tomorrow offer tickets for Death of a Salesman and Star of Bethlehem. This weekend includes skating for girls 15 and under, swimming between Lakers and New Paltz, and hockey Lakers versus State U of Buffalo, plus 8 p.m. Blackfriars Theatre performance of Death of a Salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University College At
Oswego
Sheldon Hall Tunnel
Blackfriars
Blackfriars Theatre
Star ‘of
Bethlehem
Pier Hall Planetarium
Star of Bethlehem
Romney Fieldhouse
Lee Hall
Lakers
New Paltz
U of Buffalo
McDonald's May Close Watertown Store Next Year
McDonald firm announces its Watertown store at 136 Arsenal Street may close on February 1 1967 if a suitable relocation site is not found. Chauncey F McDonald president notes regret over leaving after 27 years of operation and strong customer base. Local context includes nearby Montgomery Ward moving from Court Street amid high land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
M. J. McDonald & Co
Arsenal St
McDonald
Carl Casciere
Montgomery Ward, Inc
Court St
Chauncey F. McDonald
Oswego
M. J. McDonald Co., Inc
Jackson and Perkins Rose Garden Stays Newark
Jackson and Perkins will retain its name in the nursery field and the famous rose garden on South Main Street will remain a magnet for flower lovers. The rose festival will continue as a festive attraction in the community with Dave Stump as executive vice president and general manager of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson & Perkins
Newark
Jackson and Perkins
S. Main St
Dave Stump
J-P
Festival plans outlined for 1967 garden event
Harry and David of Medford Oregon says management will expand the 1967 festival in June. Stump notes discussions led to adding new attractions and greater emphasis while the 17 acre display garden remains a key tourist draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
David
Medford
Ore
Stump
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Palladium
Russia
Ethan Allen
Palladium-Times
College
Cayuga Fulton
DuPont R.T.M
McDonald's
St. Mary’s Holy Name
West Bridge
Liberty Sts
Neil J. Woods
Fred Regan
Pressident
Mitchell Street
Featuring
Chuck Drake and His Orchestra
Mel Holliday
Prop
Hristmas
Fashion
W. Bridge and
First Sts
Cayuga St
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