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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
4
Local officials warn that sidewalks and crosswalks must be kept clear after snowfall. A city charter requires open paths for pedestrians, with the city to remove snow at owners’ expense if unmet. Mayor Shapiro backs the policy, stressing enforcement over targeted penalties to any single businessman.
A brief notice from the Palladium Times blog promoting its commercial printing department. No further details provided.
Benjamin Frank Congdon of 251 W. Third St. died at home aged 84 after residing with his daughter Mrs. George Saddington in Ithaca. Born in Scriba, he was a carpenter with ties to West Baptist church. Surviving: daughter Mrs. William Speck of Allentown Pa., four grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. Funeral at Scoville funeral home Sunday at 2 p.m. with burial in Riverside vault until spring burial at Fairview cemetery. Friends may call Saturday.
Mutual Aid Headquarters logged three alarms on Thursday. Scriba volunteers responded at 10 56 a m to a chimney fire at the McComber home on Route 104 with no damage and a 20 minute response. At 1 13 p m Pulaski sent units to Forest Drive for a house trailer fire causing about 200 dollars in damage to Rex Ross owned trailer. Sandy Creek was called at 6 21 p m for a car fire on Seeber Shores Drive. The vehicle owned by M Peterson was destroyed.
County Commissioner John A. Davis and staff launch the Children’s Fund appeal to aid Oswego County Welfare whose budget cannot cover extra Christmas gifts. The drive asks residents to donate clothing candy toys and other items to the Department of Public Welfare in Oswego County at Mexico N Y.
Syracuse reports the forthcoming marriage of retired Methodist Bishop W Earle Ledden of Washington DC and Miss Henrietta Gibson of New York City. The ceremony will be in New York on Saturday January 25 conducted by 101 year old Bishop Herbert Welch. The couple will reside in Washington. Ledden led the Syracuse Area of the Methodist Church until 1960 and has held church and academic posts in several states. Gibson has long served in Methodist missions and administration, holding leadership roles and Phi Beta Kappa honors. Bishop Ledden’s first wife, Iszard Ledden, died in 1957.
William R. Oakes of Morristown New Jersey, 37, a 25 year veteran, will succeed Clay ton S. Ingison as chief executive of the Jefferson-Lewis council Boy Scouts of America, effective February. Oakes, a Lockport native, currently assistant scout executive for the Morris Sussex area council, has been a professional scouter since 1950.
Dante Alighieri Lodge No. 436 of the Order Sons of Italy in America voted to donate to the Alice E Mackin school home and school association, addressing overdue Operation Halloween lapses. Members urged to file scholarship forms with Nunzio Spiridigliozzi, deadline dates noted.
Martin Rose of the Oswego County Labor Council AFL CIO states that COPE handles political action, notes no mayoral endorsement since 1957, and explains the endorsement process requires aspirant requests and union-wide notification. He cites fairness to Vincent Corsall and urges labor members to become delegates to influence policy through votes.
A low bid of 635 dollars for a hot water boiler for Syracuse city west side sewage plant arrived at City Hall from Burns Brothers Manufacturing Co. The bid will be reviewed by Barton Brown Clyde and Logudice to ensure specifications are met. Delivery is to occur within five days after contract award, expected mid next week. Other bids included J and K Boiler 650 Oswego, Edward Joy 666.70 Syracuse, Anco Plumbing 730 Syracuse.
Massena woman Bernice Searles, 35, died after a crash at Parker Ave Urban Highway intersection. She was a passenger in a car struck by a tractor trailer Wednesday night. others injured.
Oswego Palladium Times published daily except Sundays and Sol weekend editions at 174 176 West First St Oswego NY official city and county newspaper with carrier rates in advance 26 for year 13 half year 10 cents single copy mail rates to Oswego Northern Cayuga Wayne and adjacent counties 8 10 year to New York state addresses 12 00 year Canada 15 00 year ads rates and advertising representatives listed Associated Press membership noted.
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