Fulton Common Council Faces Major Budget Problems
The Fulton Common Council faces a lean 1964 budget with a public hearing set for December 19. Aldermen hope no big tax hike, but fire department funding to raise current pay and hire three new members is under consideration to meet New York State Fire Underwriters requirements. Water and sewage disposal remain long standing issues with no near solution.
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Fulton
Fulton Common Council
Common Council
John Kilpatrick
Fire Department
New York State Fire Underwriters Rating Organization
Boy in Fulton Struck by Car
A 9 year old from 115 East Broadway Fulton was struck by a car while crossing South Second Street near Academy Street. Thomas Schnur suffered hip and pelvis injuries and was hospitalized at Lee Memorial Hospital after being treated at the scene. Earl R. Hill 72 Oswego RD 5 was the driver. Patrolman John Roden investigated.
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Fulton
Christmas Party at First Baptist Church
A family Christmas party and covered dish dinner will be held at 6 p m Wednesday in the First Baptist church dining room with the Emma Circle in charge. Each family should bring a dish to pass rolls and own table service. A program of carols and films will be enjoyed.
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Fulton
First Baptist Church
Emma
Fulton Obituary Notices for W. Gardner Fulton and Cornelius B McNickle
George William Gardner 96 died after a long illness in Oswego. He worked 30 years at Nestle as a machinist and was active in Masons and First Baptist church. Surviving children include George Jr and three daughters plus many grandchildren. Services Monday at Foster funeral home with burial at Mt Adnah. Police memorial services to be held. Cornelius B McNickle 82 died after a long illness in Fulton. He retired from Sealright Oswego Falls and was a Congregational church member. Surviving spouse Ethel and two daughters and two sons. Services Sunday at Young and Son funeral home with interment at Mt. Adnah and Grove cemeteries planned for spring.
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W. Gardner Fulton
George William Gardner
Donovan
Oswego
Mr. Gardner
Fulton
Nestle Company
First Baptist Church
Hiram Lodge
F&am
Fulton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Fulton Council
George W. Gardner Jr
Lena Rogers
Wilmington
N. C
Frances Bear
Elmira
Emory Howard
Foster Funeral
Robert Williams
Mt. Adnah
Cornelius B McNickle
Fourth St
McNickle
LaFargeville
Sealright
George
Jordan
Arthur McNickle
William McNickle
Theresa
Young and Son
Harold W. McGilvray
Congregational Church
Grove Cemetery
Mary Richardson 90 widow of Arthur Richardson dies
Mrs Mary Richardson 90 widow of Arthur Richardson of RD 2 Central Square died Thursday evening after a long illness Born in England she had lived here 52 years She attended the Methodist church Surviving four daughters a son a sister two brothers in England several nieces nephews and grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 230 pm at State Street Methodist with Rev Harold Thomas officiating Burial in Upson Corners Cemetery
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Mary Richardson
Fulton
Arthur Richardson
RD 2
Central Square
Fulton P-TA Christmas Program Monday
The Fairgrieve School PTA will host a Christmas program Monday at the school. The choral group directed by Miss Forest and the brass choir under John Bales will perform several selections. A short business meeting precedes the program, and refreshments are provided by first and eighth grade room mothers led by Mrs. Carl Horton.
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Fulton
Fairgrieve School
P-Ta
Miss Forest
John Bales
Carl Horton
City Clerk Reports November Receipts and Disbursements
Fulton city receipts totaled 551.35 for November per City Clerk John Walsh Sr. The report lists dog licenses searches marriage licenses chattel mortgage and other fees totaling 551.35. Disbursements of 551.35 were to City Chamberlain Oswego County treasurer and clerk and state departments of Agriculture and Markets Health.
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Fulton
John Walsh Sr
Fulton Common Council
City Chamberlain
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Oswego
New York State Department of Health
Isolated by Collapse Of Footbridge In Adirondacks
Constableville area residents report 11 people stranded for a week after a footbridge failed across Fish Creek. Food and fuel run low, with milk going to waste on dairy farms. A spokesman blamed a Lewis County and Town of Lewis dispute for delaying a temporary road or repairs while the families seek legal action. Edward Cihockis and kin include an invalid wife and five children.
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Constableville
Fish Creek
Adirondack
Lewis County
Lewis
Edward Cihockis
Cihockis
Germany’s first president Theodor Heuss dies at 79
West Germany mourns as flags fly at half staff for Theodor Heuss, first postwar president, who died at his Stuttgart home from circulatory failure. His son Dr. Ernest Heuss received condolences from Germany and abroad. Heuss helped reestablish Germany’s civilized national image after World War II.
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Germany
Stuttgart
West Germany
Theodor Heuss
Heuss
Ernest Heuss
Fulton Personal and Coming Events Snapshot
Fulton notes list social happenings and family events. Miss Sandra Gillis practices teaching in Oswego. Mr and Mrs Wallace Cook visited in Mexico for grandson Brien’s birthday. Dennis and family welcomed a son the next morning. Mary Towse and others attended a senior recital at Marywood College in Scranton. Mike Pollock remains hospitalized in Syracuse. Mrs Lena Ives hosted a Christmas card party for her group.
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Fulton
Sandra Gillis
Academy St
State University College At
Oswego
Pittsfield
Wallace Cook
North Volney Rd
Dennis Cook
Mexico
Brien
Cook
Douglas
Raymond Coville
Wrights Corners
James Gallagher
John DeMar
William Towse
Scranton
Marywood College
Mary Towse
Miss Towse
T. Maurer
Pembrook
Binghamton
Lena Ives
Christmas Plays OK in School Is Just Historical
Albany reports the New York State Education Department says Christmas plays trees carols and Nativity scenes do not violate the Supreme Court ban on official religious observances in public schools if presented as historical exercises and not aimed at religious meaning. Chief counsel Charles Brind notes each observance must be judged on its merits while acknowledging the difficulty of separating history from religion and stating the department will act only after a formal complaint to local school boards.
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Albany
State Education Department
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles A. Brind
Department
Brind
Dallas Patrolman Tippit family relief fund tops 337 dollars
Victor Jones of the Fulton Police Department reports a local collection for Patrolman Tippit's family has reached 337.50 dollars and the funds have been sent to the Texas family to help with their needs.
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Dallas
Fulton
Sagt
Victor Jones
Fulton Police Department
Tippit
Texas
Highball origins traced to railroading signal practice
The highball originated as a go ahead signal for railroad engineers using a raised metal ball on a stick. Today it is a mixed drink of spirits with water or carbonated beverage served in a tall glass.
Young Phoenix Driver Charged
A 19 year old Phoenix youth was ticketed after a three car crash posits two injured drivers in front of 710 Wolf Street. Mrs Mary J Giambattista 856 DeWitt Street and husband Joseph A Giambattista 41 suffered neck and back injuries while David H Evans 19 of 527 Salt Spring Street faced a ticket for following too close.
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Syracuse
Phoenix
Wolf St
Carmen Surace
Mary J. Giambattista
DeWitt St
Joseph A. Giambattista
Surace
David H. Evans
Salt Spring St
Giambattisa
Evans
Circle elects Phoenix at Thalia Circle dinner
The Thalia Circle of the Congregational church held its annual meeting and a dinner at Three Rivers Inn. Twenty three members attended. Elected officers for 1964 are Catherine Watson president Doris DeVore vice president George Perry secretary and Kenneth Margrey treasurer.
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Phoenix
Thalia
The
Congregational Church
Three Rivers Inn
Catherine Watson
Doris DeVore
George Perry
Kenneth Margrey
Thurman Bartlett
Thomas King
John Richardson
Barnard Sockman
Plan to close ROAMA and Schenectady depot faces 60 day study
N Y Group reports 60 days to study the closing impact and recreate jobs via other programs. Feared job losses shrink at Rome to 3,400 civilian and 500 military positions at Griffiss Air Base. Schenectady Army depot to shed 1,633 civilian jobs with most offered transfers to Pennsylvania installations.
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Defense Department
Keating
ROAMA
Schenectady
Rome
Air Force
Griffiss Air Base
George E. Harrington
Griffiss
Leonard Johnson
Army Depot
Pennsylvania
Hannibal Women Bowl Inter-Community Scores Rise
Hannibal women bowling results list top scorers led by P Laurent 496 and S Allen 483 with D Williams 433 and D Scott 433 close. Team results show Kents 4 wins, Hannibal Hotel 3, and several teams blanked or swept in the inter community event.
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Hannibal
P. Laurent
S. Allen
M. Bush
L. Dennison
C. Hovey
M. Rasbeck
D. Pratt
S. Longley
D. Scott
D. Williams
B. Matson
B. Morrell
D. Spaulding
B. Brown
Hannibal Hotel
Scotts
Kents
New Girls
Truax & Hovey
Friendly Tavern
Black Creek Kennels
Malones
Cuddle Toy Advice for Allergy Aware Kids
Guidance on selecting stuffed toys for children with allergies emphasizes choosing items filled with latex foam to reduce allergic reactions and ensure safer, hypoallergenic options.
Past Grands Of Phoenix Chapter Elect Officers
Phoenix action reports officers elected for the coming year Rosine Hall Dorothy Case Margaret Parrish and Norman Dix plus a Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs Helen Elys home Also Evalyn Wood Court Amaranth to elect officers December 17 at the Masonic temple followed by party Other items note Diane Crowley from Phoenix as stage manager and dancer for D Youville College Buffalo winter arts festival Two Troop 20 Phoenix scouts earned Star rank Bruce Steltzer and Michael Alsever and troop Christmas party planned Hornung Fournier American Legion Post 418 auxiliary met for holiday gathering with birthdays observed and January meeting planned
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Phoenix
Phoenix Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Helen Ely
Rosine Hall
Dorothy Case
Margaret Parrish
Norman Dix
Evalyn Wood Court of
Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Hollis Iselin
Donald Eddy
Wayne Wright
Charles Isham
D’youville College
Buffalo
Diane Crowley
Jean Geraudoux
Hornung- Fournier American Legion Post 418
William Clark
Clark
Virginia Boardman
Fulton Friendly Girls League results at Lake View Lanes
In Lake View Lanes action Triangle Dairy and Don Dunham Signs tied for third with 2 games each while West Side Inn and Mattys Grill both posted 3 wins and Rae's Beauty Shoppe had 1. High series: Rauch 557 Ballard 533 Mec Ewen 490 and others listed.
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E. Crabtree
J. Hogan
A. Lamb
R. Rinaldo
I. Bellinger
B. Tetra
B. LaBarge
B. Dunham
M. Mandel
Growth of Pulaski Forecast In Planning Board's Report
The Pulaski Planning Commission released a report on growth and planning with support from Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley of Watertown. It details population trends, projected increases through 1970 and 1980, and factors shaping Pulaski as part of the Syracuse metropolitan area with job expansion near Syracuse and Oswego.
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Planning Commission
New York State Department of Commerce
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Oswego County
Richland
Pulaski
Syracuse
Oswego
Alroll
Lee-Schoeller
Puleski
Lions Club To Distribute Christmas Baskets In Phoenix
Phoenix Lions Club votes to send a check to the Christmas basket fund for needy families. Members urged to meet Sunday Dec. 22 at noon at Sweet Memorial to help distribute baskets. Regular meeting set for Dec. 19. Various church and club events noted across Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Lions Club
Ward Berdick
Donald Foran
Sweet Memorial
Lions Club
Franklin A. Weaver
Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Neva Mogg
Friendly Guild
Mogg
Ivie Kirk
James Simmonds
Kirk
Kenneth Ennis
Leonard
Carlton Eaton
Frank
United Nations
Norman F. Isaman
First Congregational Church
Mu Beta
Erling Fladmark
Santa Claus
Puritans Denounce Christmas Under Massachusetts Law
In 1659 the General Court of Massachusetts passed a law making Christmas observance a penal offense. The harsh stance reflects early colonial Puritan opposition to holiday celebration.
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Eary
General Court of
Massachusetts
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Clarence Kelly
Leigh Jerred
Bob Sisson
Mike Belair
Mike Pollock
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Planning Board
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