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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
7
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez advises using a shearling sheepskin under paralyzed patients to prevent bed sores. Place skin side down with no clothing between skin and wool, and add a small piece under heels. Soiled skins are washable, and sources or supplier names can be provided by mail.
Letters from readers describe monthly cycles of happiness and irritability tied to premenstrual mood changes. They discuss possible remedies from counseling to medications including diuretics and calming drugs, plus historical and cultural attitudes. the piece also cites a booklet on asthma and hay fever and instructs how to obtain it.
Rural churches share schedule of services Sunday school sessions youth programs and choirs. Listings include Methodist Pastor Calvin Zimmer St Marys Star of the Sea Catholic Mass times Baptist services and Youth Fellowships plus Presbyterian and Grace church notes with Holy Communion choir rehearsals and midweek prayers.
Reader questions to Dr Brady cover essential hypertension and the dangers of overemphasizing blood pressure. He urges weight loss and regular exercise, criticizes sure-fire nostrums, and offers pamphlets on weight reduction and varicose veins for stamped self-addressed envelopes.
Rev John W Crandall leads Sunday schedule at Redfield Wesleyan Methodist Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Youth service at 7 p m and 7 45 p m worship, Bible study at 7 p m Wednesday, youth choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m. Visiting worshippers welcome.
The Fair Haven First Presbyterian Church led by Rev Courtney Furman offers Sunday worship at 10 45 am with a 12 noon Sunday school and a 6 pm youth meeting The Wednesday prayer service is at 8 pm Calvary Baptist led by Rev Merlin G Schultz lists Sunday services at 10 30 am and 11 30 am Sunday school 6 30 pm young people 7 pm adult prayer meeting 7 30 pm evening fellowship and Friday 7 30 pm young people meetings.
The Roosevelt Seventh Day Adventist Church lists Saturday activities at 10 45 a m Sabbath school 12 15 p m church service and 7 30 p m young people meeting Then Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.
Hastings church announces Reverend Joseph A Clarke will lead Sunday worship at 10 a m with church school at 11 a m Family worship Wednesday at 7 30 p m and midweek activities.
Fulton Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints at Corner South Fourth Street and Broadway outlines Sunday services at 9 30 a m for Priesthood and Relief Society 10 30 a m Sunday school for all classes and adult New Testament study 11 30 a m Sacrament meeting Friday 7 30 p m M I A meets at the church for old and young led by Lawrence Jamerson president.
The Community Baptist Church lists Ted and Natalie Burke as pastors. Morning worship is at 9 45 a m Sundays with Sunday school for children during the latter portion. Meetings occur Monday 8 p m Official Board. Thursday 7 p m choir practice 8 p m Ladies Mission Society at the church.
The notice lists Rev. Calvin F. Zimmer as pastor with services on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. including the morning service and church school at 9:30 a.m. Local readers are advised of church timings and the pastor’s role.
Rev. George M. Butler will preside at morning worship on Sunday June 3 at 9 a.m. with a sermon by the pastor followed by Sunday school classes at 10 a.m.
Rev William Popp leads services and Sunday school at 10 a m with nursery and a junior worship for under 10. Evening services at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship and choir Bible study midweek. Gospel Gems airs on WOSC at 9 15 a m Tue Thu and Sat.
Sunday morning worship at 11 recipients 12 noon Sunday Tuesday 8 pm Evening Star Guild meets with Mrs Frank Fischer Wednesday 6 pm senior choir practice Thursday 12 30 pm Women’s Guild meets at the church
Reverend Charles Austin, pastor, conducts Sunday school at 11 a.m. and worship service following. Morning activities begin with Sunday school at 11, sermon and service at 10 a.m. at the church.
Sunday service at 10 a.m. led by Pastor Rev Charles Austin. Sunday school follows at 11 a.m. with Merton Rice serving as superintendent.
Maple View Breckenbridge lists Sunday events with church school at 10 a.m. and the morning worship service at 11:15 a.m.
Rev. Robert North and Rev. Frederick Revette lead Sunday worship at 10 and 10 45 a m with Sunday school at noon, evening service at 8 p m, plus midweek prayer and Bible study at 7 45 a m on Wednesday.
Pastor Daniel Benedict schedules Children's Day practice Saturday at 2 PM and 7:30 PM Youth Fellowship. Sunday features morning worship at 11 AM and Sunday School prep, followed by a hymn sing trip from Victory Presbyterian Church. Midweek Women’s Federation gathers Wednesday at 12:39 PM at Mrs Farr Mc Farland’s home.
Martin Weber announces Sabbath school at 10 30 a m and church service at 11 45 a m on Saturday with guest speaker Larry Andrew Dexterville church school teacher. St John s Catholic Thomas J Murphy pastor and Rev Richard Mori Sette assistant. Masses Sundays at 9 and 11 a m with baptism after the 11 o clock mass. Confessions Saturday 4 to 5 30 and 7 30 to 8 30 p m.
Rev Charles A Rudd leads Sunday worship with service at 9 30 a m and a follow up at 10 30 a m. Community gathering details and location not specified in readable text.
The Hannibal Baptist Presbyterian United announces weekly events led by Rev. Orval McBride and Rev. Kenneth L. Combs. Activities include Sunday school for all ages at 11 a.m. with worship and Lord’s Supper, nursery care, the Retreat committee meeting after service, Junior High Youth Fellowship on Wednesday, United Fellowship Thursday, and an installation of women’s society officers during worship. A report on the Atlantic City assembly is planned, plus a South of the Southern Subdistrict MYF picnic at Fair Haven State Park with a 5 p.m. picnic supper and business meeting.
Mass will be celebrated at 10 30 a m at St Francis Navier Cabrini. Confessions are held on the second and fourth Saturday of each month at 7 30 and 8 30 p m.
Sunday mass at St Francis Catholic Church will be celebrated at 9 30 a m showing a regular morning service for parishioners. The notice confirms the time for the mass on the upcoming Sunday.
The schedule lists services and activities led by Dr. Norman Gibbs and church youth groups. Sunday includes family worship at 9 30 a m and main service at 10 30 a m at St Anne Catholic. Weekday events cover choir rehearsals Tuesday night fellowship at the parsonage and youth classes.
The Palladium Times lists the Commercial Printing Department contact avenues with dial numbers FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 for reader services and ads.
St Marys Catholic Mass at 9 15 a m led by Rev J M Meeks with Sunday services 10 a m to 11 15 a m. St John’s Episcopal morning worship led by Rev Arthur Harrington at 9 30 a m on Sundays.
Virelle Fransecky of Mexico Academy and Central School was chosen by the Stone-Davis Post 084 Ladies Auxiliary to attend Girl's State at New Paltz from June 24 to 30. She is a 1963 graduate with multiple leadership roles and activities at school and in the Presbyterian Church.
Sunday services begin at 9 a.m. with divine worship and installation of officers by the pastor plus a sermon. Church school follows at 10 a.m. At 2 p.m. the youth depart for subdistrict MYF picnic at Fair Haven State Park.
Rev. Stanley Vollmer preaches at 11 a.m. with the Couples Club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gove. Sunday afternoon the Methodist Youth Fellowship holds a subdistrict picnic at Fair Haven with officer installations, swimming and games and a picnic supper. Thursday, June 7, features a Father and Son banquet.
In North Valney region Stanley Vollmer leads the morning worship at 9 45 a m with the theme The Calling of a Minister. Sunday school follows at 11 a m.
Reverend Russell Little leads worship at 11 a.m. and choir rehearsal at 7 p.m. Wednesday. WSCS meets at Mrs. Maud Brown and Evelyn Ladd home. officers elected and pledge service. All ladies invited. Annual strawberry festival planned by MYAF for June 27.
A compact historical sampler notes: 1912 Lackawanna will build a new Minetto station, Bela Casillag engaged at the Pontiac, summer holidays at City Hall, and senior class mu tinations and diploma bows. Also 1937 items recount a bishop appointment, Memorial Day travel, Dodgers ending Hubbell streak, several obituaries, and Oswego’s CanAm league games.
Oswego High reports all ninth grade students registered for the upcoming year. Miss Ruth Raby and Melvin McFee completed scheduling and registration. Kindergarten open house drew about 70 parents and 49 children registered. Arbor Day program featured a tree planting and song. Student Council officers elected with Michael Bailey as president.
Sandy Creek First Methodist Church wins approval to begin Stage 1 expansion with a budget not to exceed 60000 dollars financed over three years. Plans include remodeling the session room dining areas and upgrading heating, plus a new wing for offices and a small chapel. Finance committee chair F Thomas Blount leads a six member drive running June 8 to 19.
In bankruptcy records Drumm of RD 3 Jacksonville Road Ful ton is listed as an operating engineer with debts totaling 13 917 79 and no assets. Unsecured claims total 13 917 79 and creditors include Town & Country Frozen Foods Cortland 438 85 and William Alve Spencer 460 00.
Watertown High School’s Golden Cyclones defeated Phoenix Central 4-2 on a neutral field. Watertown built a 1-0 first inning lead, Phoenix moved ahead 2-1 in the third, and Watertown answered with a two-run third and two insurance runs in the sixth. Pitchers Tesonine and Goodfellow held Phoenix to two hits, while Dick Woodridge allowed five in defeat. A previously scheduled Oswego game was cancelled due to sectional play.
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