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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
4
Oswego Post Office begins deploying temporary assistants to handle home deliveries as holiday mailing rises. Cancellations reached 65 000 on Monday and 70 000 Tuesday, with peak days likely Dec 23 24. Postmaster urges early mailing, accurate addresses, ZIP codes 13126, and proper packaging to ease holiday load.
Mayor Ralph Shapiro announced a special Common Council session at 9 20 p m tomorrow in City Hall chambers. The meeting is expected to approve disposing of a 1962 Plymouth used by the police department and to pay year end claims. Sealed bids for the vehicle sale were opened today.
Two bids were submitted with Joseph Lalande offering the apparent high price of 460 dollars and Leon Kapiro Motor Sales at 175 dollars. The council must confirm the final sale price before proceeding.
New daughter Norah Theresa born December 11 at Oneida City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David T. Clancy of 319 Earl Avenue Oneida. Harriet O'Donnell is mother in law. two siblings Brian and Carol join. Lavere Harrington VFW auxiliary to hold Christmas party December 19 at 8 p.m. at VFW annex. members invited with gift for grab bag. Oswego Catholic High School Guild meets this evening at 7 for teacher consultation. 8:30 glee club program. refreshments served. Elizabeth Pfeiffer of 59 Murray Street travels to Newcastle Delaware by plane for holidays with daughter and Francis Graves family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Proud Jr of Washington DC announce the birth of daughter Jean Carol on Sunday December 15 at Andrews Air Force Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Mumpower of Winchester Virginia and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Minetto.
The Oswego Art Guild delays its all members class until after the holidays and will announce a new date. The board fixes Jan 9 as the first regular meeting of 1964. Also noted are hospital and honors updates for locals Mrs. Coy and Miss Sharon Raymond.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Helen Burke Foster at 2 p m in Dain funeral home with Rev John A W Kirsch officiating and burial at Riverside cemetery Bearers included Arlyn Foster and Lowell Foster In Oswego Joseph Snider died at his home and was laid to rest later at St Peters cemetery with mass at St Marys church Bearers were Frank Breitbeck John Verdoliva William Branshaw and James Kasparek James P Jacobs died Sunday in Oswego Hospital with a 9 am service at P J Cullinan Sons and a 9 30 am Mass at St Marys Church Burial followed at St Pauls Cemetery Bearers named James White Harry Syrell Jerry Altomon and Patrick Guida
Mrs Mary Trageser Neylon 74 of Duerr Road Liverpool died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after a short illness. Born in Oswego she lived in Asbury Park New Jersey before moving to Liverpool two years ago. Survived by three sons Alden J Oakhurst NJ Thomas R Tucson AZ John J Asbury Park NJ a sister Mrs Carl Duerr Liverpool a brother John Trageser Syracuse three grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services at Maurer Funeral Home 300 Second St Liverpool tomorrow 8:30 am then a solemn high Mass at 9 am in St Josephs Church burial in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 pm at the funeral home.
Thomas J Carey died today in New York City. He was husband of Olive Carey and father to Thom as J Carey. He is survived by his father Thomas J Carey and sister Mrs Murray Conley. Funeral will be Friday at 10 am at St Thomas Church 65 E 89th St NYC. Friends may call at Frank E Campbell funeral home Madison Ave and 81st St.
Allan Taylor of Evergreen Nursing Home Williams town died early this afternoon in Oswego hospital. Funeral arrangements by Taylor Funeral Home Pulaski are incomplete.
Entered into rest in New York City on December 17, 1963. Thomas J Carey husband of Olive Carey. Funeral services at The Church of St Thomas Madison Ave at 10 a m on Friday December 21. Interment at Oswego New York. Friends may call at Frank E Campbell Funeral Home 65 E 9th St New York City at their convenience.
Miss Elaine Conroy, 15, of 73 Mercer Street, a Oswego High School Hi Y member, was injured around 6 30 PM Monday at the Oswego YMCA when she stepped through a glass partition into an inner office, suffering cuts to face legs and feet. She was taken to Oswego hospital and reported in fine condition later.
A fresh crop of Christmas trees was delivered Tuesday to a local service club that sells them. One tree’s trunk grew through a pair of eye glasses apparently lost by its owner years ago, a curious find amid the festive shipment.
Dr. Paul W. DeVore of State University College at Oswego writes a section on Issues in the Practical Arts for the November 1963 Bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The Bulletin divides into Issues Developments and A Principal's View under each academic area.
A discussion outlines a technology study plan with six components. Man the Builder Man the Communicator Man the Producer Man the Developer Man the Transporter Man the Organizer and Man the Craftsman constitute a framework for studying construction communication manufacturing research transportation work and craft industries. Dr. Devore holds the position behind the initiative.
Ed D from Pennsylvania State University, holder of a MA from Kent State University and a BS from Ohio State University, has delivered major addresses at conventions of state professional and national industrial arts teachers organizations.
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