Amos Druce 77 Former Fulton Merchant Dies
Amos B Druce 77 of 202 E Broadway Fulton died this morning in Lee Memorial Hospital after a short illness He was a retired hardware store merchant prominent in Masonic and civic groups He was born Feb 9 1886 in Town of New Haven son of Daniel M and Ellen Mace Druce A resident of Fulton for 53 years he operated a hardware store on South First St Later affiliated with Tresser Real Estate He was a member of First Methodist Church served on its official board past master of Hiram Lodge 144 F and A M past district deputy grand master member of Fulton Chapter 167 RA M Fulton Council 50 RS M and Media Temple Shrine of Watertown He was dean of past Masonic district deputies having served in 1919 and 1920.
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Fulton
Amos B. Druce
E. Broadway
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mr. Druce
New Haven
Daniel M
Ellen Mace Druce
South First St
Tresser Real Estate
First Methodist Church
Druce
Hiram Lodge 144
Fulton Chapter
R.A.M
Fulton Council
R.&s.m
Media Temple Shrine of
Watertown
Masonic District
Funeral services planned for local resident
Surviving are his wife Edith Graves a nephew Ralph Webster of Oswego and a niece Mrs Daly of Central Valley Services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Garner funeral home with Rev Dr Alexander Stewart officiating Burial will be in Mt Adnah cemetery Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Contributions may be made to the First Methodist church memorial fund
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Edith Graves
Ralph Webster
Oswego
de Daly
Central Valey
Garner Funeral Home
Alexander Stewart
First Methodist Church
Mt. Adnah
New York Market Eggs and Butter Report
New York wholesale egg offerings remain light to adequate for all sizes and grades with demand improving. Spot quotations show whites extras 38-39 and top quality 39-42, mediums 34-36, smalls 28-29. Browns extras 37-38 and top quality 37-44, mediums 34-36, smalls 28-29. Butter offerings adequate with demand noted.
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New York
Milk Carton Prices Highlight Creamery Scores
Wholesale milk cartons show Creamery grading with 93 score AA at 59.14 to 60 cents per unit, 92 score A at 59 to 61.4 cents, and 90 score B at 58.1 to 59 cents, indicating steady pricing across quality tiers.
Funeral rites for Mrs Pauline A Oskay held at St Pauls
Committal services for Mrs Pauline A Oskay widow of William Oskay and former resident of 241 E Second St were conducted today at the receiving vault in St Pauls Cemetery by Rev Moritz A Fuchs assistant pastor at St Pauls Roman Catholic church Burial will be made at a later date
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Pauline A. Oskay
William Oskay
E. Second St
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Moritz A. Fuchs
St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Congdon
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Congdon who died Friday December 13 were held Sunday at Scoville funeral home at 2 p.m. The Rev Artemas P. Goodwin officiated. The body rests in Riverside cemetery receiving vault awaiting burial at Fairview cemetery. Bearers were David Roth Fred Murabito Thomas Brady Emerson Pero Joseph Brady and Addison Flack.
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Benjamin F. Congdon
George Saddington
Third St
Scoville Funeral
Artemas P. Goodwin
Riverside Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery
David Roth
Fred Murabito
Thomas Brady
Emerson Pero
Joseph Brady
Addison Flack
Funeral rites for James P. Jacobs held at local church
Funeral services for James P. Jacobs of 94 W Eighth St who died Saturday at Oswego Hospital will be Wednesday at 9 a m at P J Cullinan sons funeral home and St Mary's Catholic Church at 9 30 a m Burial in St Peter's Cemetery Friends may call today and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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James P. Jacobs
W. Eighth St
Oswego Hospital
P. J. Cullinan’s Sons Funeral
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Parseghian Holds Off On Notre Dame Coaching Contract
Ara Parseghian left a Notre Dame meeting without signing the four year deal. He refused to confirm terms, blamed a premature Tribune report, and said contract details were not yet settled. He returned to Evanston, Illinois after the delayed news conference.
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South Bend
Ind
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Edmund P. Joyce
Irish
Parseghian
Evanston
Ill
South Bend Tribune
Rites Set For Woman Killed In Rt. 49 Crash
Mrs. Jean Marie Schmidt 47 of George Street is mourned in Constantia after a two car collision on Route 49 east of Central Square. Funeral services Wednesday at Leitten Funeral Home and St. Rose of Lima Church will include Rosary by St. Bernadette Altar and Rosary Society. Survived by husband Jack J. Schmidt two daughters Diane Kersey and Jean C. Schmidt sister and nieces and nephews. Accident report cites Schmidt westbound when Emmett Allen crossed into her path causing fatal injuries. Including autopsy ordered. Oswego County’s 28th highway death in 1963. Other injured: Schmidt’s husband facial lacerations ribs a daughter severe head facial cuts. Allen 71 Kirkville RD 2 hospitalized for face hand injuries.
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Constantia
Jean Marie Schmidt
Jack J. Schmidt
George St
Leitten
Mattydale
St. Rose of Lima
Syracuse
Route 49
Central Square
St. Bernadette
Albert
Diane) Kersey
Solvay
Jean C. Schmidt
Central Square Central School
Stanley Petroff
North Syracuse
Charles Daverty
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Oswego County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Schmidt
Veterans Administration Hospital
Emmett Allen
Kirkville
Arthur Revoir
Francis Cooper
Swamp Road
West Monroe
Allen
Oswego County Nursing Service Counts Visits and Mileage
The Oswego County Public Nursing Service reports October 631 home visits and November 537. October mileage was 8339 miles and November 6669. Since April the service has logged 5584 hours and 3322 visits, including 485 bedside visits.
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Oswego County
Sinatras Son Abduction Case Sees Suspects Arrests
The article notes three arrests in California for trespassing and earlier ABC Act violations tied to Barry Irwin who has a 16 year Maine Massachusetts New Jersey California record for disorderly conduct assault and battery desertion non-support and drunkenness. Donna Keenan calls Irwin the brains behind the plot and seeks to see her ex-husband as soon as possible. Nancy Sinatra is a classmate of Keen an and Amster, with conflicting reports about her connection. Sinatra Sr. returns to show business in Las Vegas praising the FBI for capturing the suspects and hoping to deter future crimes.
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California
Irwin
Maine
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Keenan
Donna
Sinatra Sr
Las Vegas
Nev
FBI
Fulton Obituary for Joseph Cocopoti Sr 83
Joseph Cocopoti Sr 83 of 317 Seneca St Fulton died Monday in Lee Memorial Hospital after a several month illness. Born in Italy he lived in Fulton most of his life retired 39 years previously and formerly worked for Logan Long Company. Survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Muscalino six sons Camill Samuel Joseph Jr Santa Thomas all Fulton Anthony Cocopoti of Mexico nine grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Services Thursday at Young and Son Funeral Home at 8 15 a m and 9 a m at Church of the Immaculate Conception with a solemn high Mass burial in St Marys Cemetery. The funeral home opened Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Fulton
Joseph Cocopoti
Seneca St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mr. Cocopoti
Italy
Logan Long Company
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Cemetery
Harry Allen Heads World War I Veterans Barracks
Harry Allen was elected commander of Veterans of World War I Barracks 104 at a regular meeting. Claude Freeman and Judson Fuller were named senior and junior vice commanders respectively, with Harold Coon adjuvant, Claude Mestler quartermaster, Thomas Nichols chaplain, Lloyd Merriam judge advocate, Percy Patrick trustee for three years, and Lee Halstead sergeant at arms.
NATO Ministers Debate Cold War Strategy After Kennedy Assassination
NATO members weigh East West relations after Kennedy's death and the limited test ban. Britain’s Richard Butler aims for renewed allied effort while France’s de Gaulle resists Britain’s push for talks. US West Germany Turkey Greece and Portugal show hesitation amid calls for a live-and-let-live approach with the Soviet Union.
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NATO
Ken
America
Richard A. Butler
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
Britain
United States
West Germany
Turkey
Greece
Portugal
Fulton Firemen Handle Three Weekend Calls
Fulton Fire Department battled three calls over the weekend. An 8:30 p.m. Saturday mutual aid response to Phoenix saw West Side Paper mill blaze. A 1:15 a.m. Sunday car fire on Oneida and South Second Streets damaged Maurice Laws’s vehicle. A 1:20 p.m. Sunday gas stove valve explosion at Airport Inn, 826 Hannibal Street, was extinguished with dry chemicals and caused no damage.
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Fulton
Phoenix
West Side
Oneida
South Second Sts
Maurice Laws
RD Fulton
Airport Inn
Hannibal St
Segregationists Convicted in Oct 11 1961 Meeting Case
Fields and Lyons were found in contempt by the Jefferson County Circuit Court for distributing handbills and a FIREBIRD style newspaper Thunderbolt at a private hall announcing a Lipscomb meeting on Oct 11 1961. They were sentenced to five days in jail and a $50 fine. Alabama Supreme Court upheld the contempt convictions.
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Lyons
NAACP
Washington
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Fields
Alabama
Supreme Court
High Court
California Supreme Court
Henry Miller
Los Angeles
Book dealer Bradley Reed Smith placed on probation
Bradley Reed Smith, a book dealer, was placed on probation for one year after admitting to selling a book. Authorities say the case involved improper sales practices. Smith must comply with probation terms and avoid further violations to remain free.
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Bradley Reed Smith
Outlocked Seattle Bargain Counter Rivalry
John Northover of Seattle learns that competing with women at a bargain counter is a tough game, highlighting shopper frictions and gendered challenges in crowded sales.
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Seattle
UPI
John Northover
Socks purchase ends in missing wallet cash loss
Northover paid out 21 dollars for socks but could not complete the purchase as his wallet vanished while he threaded through a crowd of women shoppers after selecting a pair. Police or store staff were not mentioned, and no further details were provided.
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Northover
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New York Market
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WSGO
M.donns
McDonald's
Small
Fischer
Palladium-Times
Rt. 49
Sinatra Jr
Joseph Cocopoti, Sr
Harry Allen
Hom
Mrige
W. First St
Fulton Firemen
Rolfs
Bologna
Lars
Bosco’s
del Monte
Bosco & Geers
East Avenue
Walnut Street
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