Society Plans Election and Christmas Party at St Marys
St Marys Holy Name Society held its monthly meeting appointing a nominating committee for next year with John Denny as president. They announced three upcoming events for January February and March and urged members to attend. A Christmas party for parish children included a film and gifts for needy youngsters.
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St. Mary’s Holy Name Society
John Denny
Denny
Alex von Holtz
William Bugow
Alex Fleischman
Oswego
Robert Chetney
Columbia University
Society For Children of the Parish
Hopkins Hall
Ronald Buckel
Fred Regan
Matt Bush
Eugene Knopp
James Kelly
Richard McGann
Pat
Pearl Regan
Santa
Soldiers Assigned to Engineer and Transportation Units in Vietnam and Korea
RED CREEK Sp 4 William E DePew 20 son of Mrs Cora L Craine of Red Creek assigned to the 569th Engineer Co near Nha Trang Vietnam as a topographic surveyor Colin E Taft 22 son of Mrs Cherry Taft of Walcott promoted to Sp 4 at Qui Nhon Vietnam serving with the 387th Transportation Co a driver with the company who entered Army service in March 1966 completed base training at Fort Dix NJ and stationed at Fort Belvoir VA before going to Vietnam His wife Gail resides in Rochester Sp 4 John Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Earle M Larsen of Wolcott now stationed in Korea recently graduated from the Army Ordnance Center at Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD with an honor graduate certificate
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Red Creek
William E. DePew
Cora L. Craine
569Th Engineer Co
Nha Trang
Vietnam
Colin E. Taft
Cherry Taft
Walcott
Qui Nhon
387Th Transportation Co
Colin
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Belvoir
Gail
Rochester
John Larsen
Earle M. Larsen
Wolcott
Korea
Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Wolcott Area Council of Churches Elects Officers
The Wolcott Area Council of Churches names Rev. H. Wesley Bacon president Mrs. Betty Mull vice president Mrs. Louise Showers secretary and Mrs. Madeline McQueen treasurer in the newly elected slate.
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Church Council
Wolcott
Wolcott Area
Oswego Council Hears Debate On Professional Strike Breakers
At the Oswego Common Council meeting labor and management debated an ordinance to curb professional strike breakers who travel to plants on strike for high pay. The measure was tabled, with Mayor Conway asking Breneman Inc. to consult other employers and report back by December 23.
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Oswego
Common Council
Martin Rose
Oswego County
Afl-Cio
Lloyd Dobricka
Breneman Inc
Management
Nebricka
Rose
John O’c Conway
Dobricka
Toy Fair at Campus School Supports Scholarship Fund
The State University College at Oswego Campus School PTA will hold a toy fair Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to benefit the Campus School scholarship fund. Books games and children's records are welcome. Principal speaker Dr Lucy Wing will discuss psychological effects of toys and advise parents on toy selection. The event is open to the public.
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State University College
Oswego
Endevor
Gunman robs Cortland bank for about $9,000
Police sought a lone gunman who escaped with roughly $9,000 after robbing the First National Bank of Cortland. He entered at 1:30 p.m. wearing a ski mask, pointed a gun at a teller, and ordered money into a school book bag. no customers were present.
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Bank McGraw
N.Y
First National Bank of Cortland
Free Parking Plan Ended Early in Oswego Downtown
Oswego officials rescinded the free metered parking during the Christmas season after merchants said the plan failed to ease shopping. The Common Council approved rescission and arranged for the Bureau of Retail Merchants to pay the city 225 dollars to cover lost meter revenue. free parking ends at 9 AM Wednesday.
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Oswego
Lionel A. Mohnkern
Greater Oswego
Bureau of Retail
Common Council
Woman Injured In Area Crash Near Phoenix Mallory Road
Pennellville resident Phyllis Allen, 22, sustained neck pain after a two car crash at 3 p.m. Monday at the County Route 12 and Swamp Road intersection. She planned to see her own doctor. Robert Jennings, 28, of Gouverneur, said icy pavement prevented him from avoiding the collision as he traveled south on Swamp Road.
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Pennellville
Phoenix - Mallory Road
Swamp Road
Sheriff's Department
Phyllis Allen
Evergreen Trailer Park
James Ferazzoli
Miss Allen
Route 12
Robert Jennings
RD 3
Gouverneur
Jenings
Elks Schedule Special Class Initiated at Oswego Lodge
Oswego Lodge 271 announces the first annual Heir in Elkdom class to be initiated at a special ceremony Thursday December 26. Only sons or relatives of members are eligible with applications due by Thursday. doctrination Wednesday December 18 and a special meeting the following date at 8 15 pm to vote on candidates.
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Oswego Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Airman Higgins Graduates From Lowry Course
To Turkey Post Denver Airman Ronald D. Higgins son of Mr and Mrs Herbert D Higgins of Parish New York has graduated at Lowry AFB Colorado from the training course for U S Air Force material specialists. He is being assigned to an Air Force support unit at Trabzon Air Station Turkey.
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Turkey
Denver
Ronald D. Higgins
Herbert D. Higgins
Kipp Road
Parish
N. Y
Lowry Afb
Colo
U. S. Air Force
Higgins
Altmar Parish
Williamstown
Trabzon Air Station
Population of St Paul Exceeds Ten Thousand in 1860
In 1860 the city of St Paul Minnesota reported a population surpassing ten thousand residents. The figure reflects early growth of the Minnesota settlement as it developed into a regional hub.
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St. Paul, Minn
Deaths Anna Buck 1968 in Hartwood Nursing Home
Mrs. Anna Spence Buck daughter of Samuel and Lucretia Dunham Spencer and widow of William Buck died December 9 1968 at Hart Wood Nursing Home. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 a m Scoville Funeral Home with interment Riverside Cemetery. visitation at Seo ville Funeral Home Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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Buck
Hart- Wood
Anna Spence Buck
Samuel and
Lucretia Dunham Spencer
William Buck
Scoville Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Seoville Funeral Home
Local Weather Report Summary for the Day
The 24 hour period ended 8 a.m. recorded a high of 14 and a low of 3 with a mean of 8. Light snow was noted with 0 percent precipitation. Wind at 8 percent with pressure around 30.95 rising. Humidity stood at 80 percent. Sunset at 4 29 p.m. and sunrise 7 29 a.m. today’s record highest 59 inches and lowest 1 inch on this date in past years.
Weather Outlook: Cold With Light Snow Flurries Through Wednesday
Generally fair and cold with cloudy intervals through Wednesday. Chance of light snow flurries. Highs near 10 in the north portion and teens in the south. Lows around 5 above zero with some valleys well below zero. Temperatures rise to about 20 on Wednesday as winds shift to light southerly under 10.
Forest Coverage in Arkansas Encompasses Much of State
Roughly two thirds of Arkansas territory, about 21,934 square miles, is forested. The vast wooded area shapes the state’s ecology, economy, and land use.
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Arkansas
Demonstrations In U S Colleges Draw 38911 Students
Major demonstrations at 101 colleges and universities in the United States from January 1 to June 15 attracted 38,911 participants. The figure represents about 2.8 percent of the student enrollment across those institutions.
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U.S
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