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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
3
Oswego City Savings Bank received approval to establish a new branch in Oswego Plaza Shopping Center on Route 104. Construction aims for April 1 with FDIC final approval anticipated. branch will serve eastern Oswego and county populations and offer modern savings services.
Funeral rites were conducted for Harry F. McDonnell of 165 West Third Street with a 9 am service at Dain funeral home and a 9 30 am high Mass at St Pauls Catholic Church. Interment awaits in St Pauls cemetery vault for spring burial.
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine M Knosp widow of Jacob Knosp Sr will be held Friday at 9 30 a m at the Dain funeral home and 10 a m in Grace Lutheran Church Burial will be in Riverside cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon or evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
Marsha Meehan daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Kent of 133 E Sixth Street and F Timothy Prior son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pryor of 79 W Albany Street were married at St Pauls Roman Catholic Church in a 11 am nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev John J Costello with James A Cole leading organ music. After a dinner reception at Pontiac Hotel the couple will reside in Lancaster New York. Both are educators with degrees from Cazenovia College SUCO Oswego.
Treasury report shows balance of 6.6049 billion dollars on December 23 1966 with fiscal year deposits totaling 68.604 million and withdrawals at 81.926 billion. Total national debt stands at 330.068 billion dollars.
W Harold Scheutzow of 1638 Burnet Ave died yesterday at Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. A Oswego native and Syracuse Water Department retiree, he was World War I veteran and American Legion Post 41 member. Survived by wife Mae, daughter Mrs. Robert A. Bostley, son James H. Scheutzow, sisters Mrs. Warringer, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Ward, brothers Karl and William, and four grandchildren. Mass of requiem 9 am tomorrow at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception after private services at Edward J Ryan Funeral Home. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. No calling hours.
Debris from the Blaze was found after it was discovered and the fire rose only to about ten feet high. Davis, operator of the Gotham Hotel in New York City, collapsed while helping police and staff warn guests. He was taken to Placid Memorial Hospital along with Henry Julicher, Witold Sochaj, Rudolph Barry, and a Miss.
Senator Russell argues for increased punishment on Communists if Hanoi remains intransigent as civilian casualties rise in Vietnam. The State Department tallies 57 Americans cleared for North Vietnam travel, while reports cite high casualties and damaged towns around Nam Dinh.
Reports from Japanese newspapers estimate the Chinese detonation yielded several hundred kilotons. The test, conducted in bad weather, signals a stepped up program though analysts say delivery by missile will take time. The U S AEC offered a cautious reply noting a yield of several hundred kilotons.
New York report notes more than 90 percent of U S cars are recovered after theft but about 30 percent of recovered vehicles suffer damage or parts stripped, leaving many as total losses.
St Paul Holy Name Society officers announce a Sunday January 15 pro football smoker at 4 PM followed by a chicken dinner. Tickets available after Masses from ushers. Plans include a February meeting with speaker and a May tour of the Alcan plant with refreshments.
The Watts riots in Los Angeles during August 1965 caused about 44 million dollars in insured losses, according to the Insurance Information Institute. It was among 13 major 1965 catastrophes in the United States each generating at least 1 million dollars in insured losses.
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