St Pauls Altar Rosary Society Christmas Play
The seventh grade at St Pauls Academy presented a Christmas program for the Altar Rosary Society party held Monday evening December 16 in the school auditorium. The performance titled Our Lady s Tumbler featured a Nativity pageant with carols. Muriel Cole accompanied. Santa Claus, played by Tom Navaugh with his two sons, distributed gifts. Rev Moriiz A Fuchs and Sisters of St Joseph attended, gifts presented. Co chairs Anita Pierce and Arlene Donoghue led the refreshment committee with many helpers listed.
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St. Paul’s Academy
St. Paul's
Sister Mary Xavier
Muriel Cole
St. Paul’s
Mary Alice Woods
Dorothy Bendzunas
Tom Navaugh
Santa Claus
Moriiz A. Fuchs
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Paul's Academy
Letter to the Palladium Times about missing language certainty
A reader explains past attempts to write a letter to the Palladium Times admitting tongue tied prose and a limited view of another country. He asks editors for forgive occasional generalizations and notes temporary loss of ability to distinguish English and French spelling. He gives background about Sherrie Weigel and Oswego State University.
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Sherrie Weigel
State University
Oswego
Strassbourg Sojourn: A Union Student's European Odyssey
A Syracuse student recounts leaving for Europe on a maiden plane journey to New York then Iceland and Luxembourg before settling in Strasbourg. She describes studying at the University of Strasbourg, language immersion, travel through Switzerland and France, and meeting diverse friends, noting a shared European cultural immersion and a Christmas tree bargaining moment in Alsace.
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Uate
Syracuse
New York
Reykjavik
Iceland
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Paris
Black Forest
Alsace
University of
Strasbourg
Germany
Oswego
Sincerely, Sandy Davis in Strasbourg Note
A brief card from Sandy Davis located at 23 Rue de Baie Neudorf Strasbourg France expresses a closing salutation. The message is concise, with no additional context or details provided.
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Rue de Baie Strasbourg
Neudorf
France
Four Enroll At Ithaca College
Four Oswego area residents join Ithaca College as part of the largest freshman class in its 72 year history. The class of 662 students will use the college’s new $23 million functional campus set for completion by 1965. Ithaca total enrollment reaches 1,911 students this academic year with four named freshmen from Fulton, Oswego, and Mexico in Health and Physical Education and Physical Therapy programs.
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Ithaca
Oswego
Ithaca College
School of Health and Physical Education
John Churchill
Larry C. Churchill
S. Sixth St
Suellen Rutled
Golfers follow the 13 gowfs rules from St Andrews founders
The text notes that golfers still observe the 13 basic principles of gowfs laid down by the Royal and Ancient Club of St. Andrews. It mentions 22 noble men and gentlemen who organized the club in 754.
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Royal and
Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Oswego Palladium Times Public Notice Details and Fees
Oswego Palladium Times publishes at 174 176 West First St Oswego NY enter of post office Oswego NY second class mail matter under Act sw 2 1946 Cansondaton April 71 1925. Clarence Leighton present. Thomas A Cloutier executive vice president and business manager Witter H Leiondton vice president. Clark Morrison treasurer Esther Ooosera secretary official newspaper of city and county Oswego rates delivered by carrier in advance 26.00 year half year 13.00 single copies 10 cents by mail in Oswego Northern Cayuga Wayne Counties 18 year or six months 3.00 for three months 1.25 month these rates apply only to cities and villages with carrier service by mail to other New York addresses 12.00 year west of Mississippi River 13.00 year Canada 15.00 year all mail subscriptions payable in advance advertising representatives The Julius Botthews Special Agency Inc Madison Ave New York City with offices in Boston Chicago Philadelphia Syre and Pittsburgh Association The Palladium Times will call attention to misleading statements in editorials or advertising columns and Associated Press entities to air local news prizes in this newspaper clipping.
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Oswego NY
Cansondaton
Oswego Times
Clarence Leighton
Thomas A Cloutier
Witter H Leiondton
Clark Morrison
Ira
Esther Ooosera
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Noto
New York State
Mississipp River
West of the Miss
Ipp
Mail Canada
Ju Tus Botthews Special Agency Inc
Madison
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Tll
Philadelphia
Syre
Pittsburgh
New York Market Reports Egg Prices and Demand
New York wholesale egg offerings show strong demand with balanced supply across sizes. Whites list at 42 42 cents for extras and 34 44 for mediums, top quality 44 64, and smalls 29 44. Browns show extras 41 42, top quality 41 43, mediums 34 36, smalls 29 42.
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New York
Butter prices and quality notes from New York market
NY butter offerings steady with fair demand. Wholesale bulk carton prices listed for creamery grades AA and A with scores 93 and 92, reflecting cents per pound figures. Details indicate varied quality scores and pricing in a wholesale context.
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New York
Miss Kathleen Synott Weds Joseph Wallace in Chambersburg
Miss Kathleen Mary Synnott daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon D Synnott of 60 Roland Ave Chambersburg Pa and Joseph W Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Wallace of 249 Syracuse Ave were married Saturday December 14 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church Chambersburg The Rev John Fontenelle celebrated Mass The bride wore a pear and Chantilly lace gown with empire bodice long sleeves a silk veil and a white orchid prayer book She was attended by her sister Mrs George Hughes matron of honor and Nancy Wallace bridesmaid Best man was Ronald Waters with Robert Waters ushering A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home and a reception at Hitching Post Inn The bride a Oswego High School graduate attended State University College Oswego and is a student at Junior College of Maryland in Hagerstown The bridegroom is serving in the U S Navy The club honored its president with a rising vote of appreciation and reservations for a New Year’s Eve party were announced.
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Kathleen Mary Synnott
Gordon D. Synnott
Roland Ave
Chambersburg
Joseph W. Wallace
Joseph P. Wallace
Syracuse Ave
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
John Fontenelle
George Hughes
Kingston
N. Y
Nancy Wallace
Ronald Waters
Robert Waters
Hitching Post Inn
Oswego High School
State University College
Oswego
Junior College of Maryland
Hagerstown
U. S. Navy
Oswego Country Club elects 1964 officers and directors
John A. Davis was named president of the Oswego Country Club for 1964 at a board meeting following the members annual adjourned session. Other officers include Dr. John R. Scullin first vice president Robert S. McDonough second vice president Daniel J. Mulcahey Jr secretary and Carey P. Salander treasurer. Directors for three years are Benjamin F. Banta Louis R. DeRitter and Chester E. Rondomanski. F E Cullen fills a two year term to complete the late William Cotters unexpired term. Harry E. Cook chairs the nominating committee and proposals for future operation and a long range program were discussed after a report by Clark Morrison 3rd.
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John A. Davis
W. Fifth St
Oswego Country Club
John R. Scullin
Robert S. McDonough
Daniel J. Mulcahey Jr
Carey P. Salander
Prayer Sign Sparks Church Note in St Louis
A First Baptist Church sign in St Louis proclaims kneeling in prayer keeps you in good standing prompting attention from locals and readers.
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ST. Louis
UPI
First Baptist Church
Sing Sing Prison Christmas Roast Chicken Menu
The 1,797 inmates at Sing Sing prison will dine on roast chicken Christmas Day. Warden Wilfred L. Denno said the menu will also include hors d oeuvres, dressing, mashed potatoes, giblet gravy, green peas, cranberry sauce, pickles and celery, mince pie, coffee and milk.
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Sing Sing
Christmas Ossining
Sing Sing Prison
Wilfred L. Denno
US paper use totals 41.2 million tons yearly
The United States consumes about 41.2 million tons of paper each year, averaging roughly 457 pounds per person, highlighting a high per capita consumption and substantial material use.
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United States
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Ad Spotlight
An advertisement offers $1,000 life insurance with no medical exam for ages 40 to 90. It emphasizes ease of qualification and no agent calls, requesting name, address, and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.
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OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Life Insurance Co
Dept. V-174
West Rosedale
Fort Worth
Texas
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West Bridge ST
Oswego, N. Y
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Oswego Pallacium
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First
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Kathleen Synott
Joseph Wallace
David J. Read
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Country Club
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