Fulton Historical Pageant Given on Weekend in Oswego County
Fulton plans a five day Forward With Fulton celebration with an Oswego County Day parade on Saturday and a historical pageant at Fulton High School auditorium on Saturday and Sunday. A hobby show extends to Friday night at the Fulton War Memorial and features ceramics, radio, dolls, and bottles. The pageant, directed by William Quirk, features scenes from Indian Village Quehook Fort Bradstreet Waterhouse Tavern and more with over 200 volunteers, including narrator Joseph Volotta and script author Mrs. Wilbur Fay. Admission is free and children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Fulton
William Quirk
Fulton High School
Wilbur Fay
Joseph Volotta
Quehook
West First St
West Broadway
Fort Bradstreet
Sealright Paper Mill
Maryanne Ponanno
Waterhouse
John Waterhouse
Lower Landing
Oswego River
Tom Cantine
Ella Cantine
Recreation Park
Ma Louden
Flaine Monnet
Carole Locke
Vaud
Joyce Siebers
Flon K. Rowlee
Fifth Ward
Parker van Buren
Jack Walsh
William Gillard
Eliott Howe
Roy Ensworth
Lucille Bach Stewart
Maryanne Bonnano
Ruth Runjong
Joyce Seibers
Fulton Obituary for Lora A. Rounds House 81
Mrs. Lora A. Rounds House 81 widow of Jesse House died Thursday at Evergreen Nursing Home Williamstown after long illness. Born Geddes New York she lived in Fulton 45 years and belonged to First Congregational Church. Survived by sisters Geneva Ostrander Fulton and Lawrence Reasoner Indianapolis. brothers Ross Owen Lakewood California Floyd Owen Seattle. many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 3 p.m. Foster Funeral Home with Rev. Harold W. McGilvray. burial Mt Adnah Cemetery. Calling Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lora A. Rounds
Jesse House
West First St
Evergreen
Williamstown
House
Geddes
First Congregational Church
Geneva Ostrander
Lawrence Reasoner
Indianapolis
Ind
Ross Owen
Lakewood
Calif
Floyd Owen
Seattle
Wash
Foster Funeral Home
Harold W. McGilvray
Mt. Adnah Cemetery
Mrs Millie P Foster Is Dead In Fulton
Mrs Millie P Foster widow of Clifford D Foster died Thursday morning at 906 Fay Street in Fulton Born in Volney she lived in the area all her life She was a member of State Street Methodist Church Surviving Rudolph Foster Fulton three grandchildren seven great grandchildren and sister Mrs Ruth Rounds Skaneateles Private services Monday at 2 pm at the family home with Rev Harold Thomas officiating Burial in Mt Adre Cemetery Friends may call Saturday and Sunday at their convenience
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Fulton
Millie P. Foster
Clifford D. Foster
Fay St
State Street Methodist Church
Mt. Adre Cemetery
Vacation Bible School Training for Fulton Camp Next Saturday
Fulton Council of Churches announces a training session for day camp and morning VBS on Saturday June 9 from 9 30 a m to 2 15 p m at State Street Methodist church. Staff bring bag lunch. Parents register children with Mrs Donald Wilson by June 10. late registrations incur a fee.
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Fulton
Nathan Spurr
Fulton Council of Churches Vacation Bible School
State Street Methodist Church
Donald Wilson
Fulton Freshmen Down Oswego Opponent 9-1
Fulton Freshmen beat Kingsford Park School 9 1 at Fort Ontario behind Alan Hughes two hit pitching. Woods Wilson Munger and Brutton led with multiple hits as Fulton improved to 10 wins in 11 games and 2-1 in Oswego County Freshmen League. Next week two games at Kiwanis Kidhaven Field against Central Square and Oswego High School.
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Kingsford Park School
Alan Hughes
Fort Ontario
Hughes
Wally Woods
Tom Wilson
Ken Munger
Charles Brutton
Fulton
Fulton Frosh
Oswego County
High Flying Frosh
Kiwanis Kidhaven
Central Square
Oswego High School
Fulton Firemen Defeat Police in Annual Softball Clash
The Fulton Fire Department outslugged the Fulton Police Department 17 to 14 at Denesha Field in the second consecutive victory. Acting Fire Chief Fern Jaws pitched for the winners while Police Chief Karl Stewart toed the rubber for the losers. The game was part of Forward With Fulton festivities and the Firemen kept the traveling trophy this year.
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Fulton
Denesha Field
Fern Jaws
Karl Stewart
185 Pints Blood Donated in Fulton Red Cross Drive
Fulton residents contributed 185 pints of blood during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the Polish Home as part of Forward With Fulton. Committee members thanked all contributors Friday morning for making the traveling unit visit a success.
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Fulton
Red Cross
Girl Scout Court of Awards Presented to Troop 93
The annual Court of Awards for Girl Scout Intermediate Troop 93 was held at Phillips Street School. First Class badges went to Yvonne Jardin Anne Galletta Jenifer Sweeting and Janet Connell. Second class badges were awarded to Judy Storms Christine Jenkins Sharon Thronber Margaret Waelde and Deborah Ensworth. Other badges included folk dancing puppeteer and television and cyclist.
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Fulton
Phillips Street School
Yvonne Jardin
Anne Galletta
Jenifer Sweeting
Janet Connell
Judy Storms
Christine Jenkins
Sharon Thronber
Margaret Waelde
Deborah Ensworth
Fulton Interior Decorators Club Luncheon Set
The Interior Decorators Club of the Fulton Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday at the Hedges at Nine Mile Point starting at 12 noon. Hostesses are Mrs. Girvan and Mrs. Willson P. Smith.
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Fulton
Interior Decorators Club
The
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Hedges
Nine- Mile Point
Ge Girvan
Willson P. Smith
Fire destroys barn on Clewson Road in Pulaski
Pulaski firemen rushed to an early morning blaze at an old barn on Clewson Road north of Ramona Beach Road. Twenty two firefighters under Chief Fred Endsley fought the flames for over an hour.
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Pulaski
Clewson Road
Ramona Beach Road
Fred Endsley
Fulton Area Church News and Local Socials
Rev. Stan ley Vollmer preached at North Volney and Mount Pleasant churches with his family. they will move to Mount Pleasant parsonage. A Mount Pleasant Couples Club gathering is planned for June 2. Various visiting friends and family members are noted, plus upcoming Father and Son banquet at Mount Pleasant on June 7 and local birthday celebrations.
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Philip Haws
Haws
Edward Washers
Pennellville
Nestle Co
Lee Memorial Hospital
Walter Youngs
South Fifth St
Mount Pleasant Church
Howard Campbell
Volney Rd
Campbell
Florence
Eichmann Executed After Israeli Trial in 1962
Adolf Eichmann was hanged after being captured in Argentina and smuggled to Israel. He walked to the execution, refused the hood, and delivered final words praising God and his allied nations. His remains were to be cremated as government stated. The swift ruling followed intense global debate.
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Eichmann
Eichman
Germany
Argentina
Austria
Births at Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital note several newborns this week. A girl to Mr and Mrs James Arcadi of 807 West Third Street, a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Dunn of 810% Oneida Street, and a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Merr RD 2 on Monday. A son to Mr and Mrs John Smith of 200 Lock Street Phoenix and a son to Mr and Mrs William Vanderhaden of 162 West Fifth Street on Tuesday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Wolski of 413 Broadwell Avenue and a son to Mr and Mrs Clinton Burton RD 2 on Wednesday.
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Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
James Arcadi
West Third St
Donald Dunn
Oneida St
Charles Merr
John Smith
Lock St
Phoenix
William Vanderhaden
W. Fifth St
Walter Wolski
Broadwell Ave
Clinton Burton
Honor Retiring Elks Lodge Head
Fulton Nicholas Hop man retires as Exalted Ruler of Fulton Elks Lodge with a testimonial at 5 p m Sunday at Elks Home Donald Halliday will preside and James Hanlon will speak A social hour runs 5 to 6 p m dinner served by the Elks Auxiliary Ronald Rebeer chairs the affair
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Fulton
Nicholas Hopman
Fulton Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Donald Halliday
James Hanlon
Elks Auxiliary
Ronald Rebeer
Kodak makes prints from Carpenter film
Eastman Kodak Co. has produced prints from water damaged movie film of Navy Lt Cmdr Malcolm Scott Carpenter’s May 24 three orbit flight. The company said the prints are adequate for engineering evaluation but not suitable for publication.
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Rochester
Eastman Kodak Co
Navy
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Kodak
Fulton Fish Derby Draws 300 In Fulton June 9
More than 300 youngsters are expected to compete in the Pathfinder Fish and Game club derby at Sharp's Pond on June 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. Prizes donated by Fulton merchants will be awarded across categories. An auction follows at 1 p.m. at the club house off Route 57 Stop 26. Carrie Howard is secretary for donations. A chicken barbecue is planned for June 17 with details to be announced.
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Fulton
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
Sharp's Pond
Fulton Merchants
Carrie Howard
Kennedy interest quickens Texas mystery death probe
President Kennedy's involvement spurs an FBI inquiry into the death of Agriculture Department official who probed Billie Sol Estes's affairs. A Texas grand jury also probes the Franklin farm killing of Henry Marshall, initially ruled suicide but later deemed likely murder.
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Dalillas
Tex
Kennedy
FBI
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Dallas News
Texas Grand
Henry H. Marshall
Franklin
Marshall
Justice of the Peace
Robert F. Kennedy
Estes
Pecos
House
Senate
Lois Smith
Houston Chronicle
Congress Stock Market Debate and SEC Probe
Patman urged Congress to study stock market influences on business and credit systems amid an SEC inquiry into the securities industry. SEC chair William Cary denied reports of a broader investigation while officials cautioned no firm cause. Henri de la Chapelle predicted a brief market swing and a possible 50 percent retrace after a steep six month decline.
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House Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William Cary
Henri de la Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Los Angeles
Governor Proclaims June Dairy Month in New York
Governor Rockefeller declared June Dairy Month in New York State calling milk nature’s most complete food. The proclamation was issued Thursday highlighting dairy’s role in nutrition and local farming.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York State
Phoenix Junior Chorus and Band Concert June 7
Phoenix hosts its annual Spring concert with the Junior Chorus directed by Leighton Tiffault and the Junior Band led by Ruddick Trowbridge. The program features solos, groups, and pieces from Porter Mancini Bernstein Youmans Rogers Hammerstein Bennett Kinyon Morrissey along with West Side Story medley and finishes with Circus Day and Toy Fair.
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Phoenix
Leighton Tiffault
Ruddick Trowbridge
J. C
Jacobson- Roberts
Count Evry Star
Jimmy
Joe
John
Jim
Jack
Goldentones
Velone
Youmans
The
Bowery Grenadiers
Allison
Dames
Rogers and Hammerstein
Kinyon
Weber
Chisholm Trail
Morrissey
Bennett
Tougher State Bingo Control Starts In New Commission
New York state's stricter approach to bingo operations began with a new nine member governing body and tougher rules. Ira M. Ball chairs the Bingo Control Commission charged with enforcing the 1962 legislation after the Moreland Commission probe found widespread abuses by operators and gaming promoters.
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Albany
New York State
Bingo Control Commission
Ira M. Ball
Utica
Rockefeller
Moreland Commission
Moreland Group
Lottery Control Commission
Ball
Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr
Moreland
Record Graduations At State Universities Albany
State University graduates this year exceed 12 000 students across Albany area campuses with 11 953 degrees awarded last year. Four year colleges expect over 5 700 degrees while 18 community colleges anticipate more than 4 300 degrees. Agricultural and technical institutes project about 1 900 degrees.
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Albany
Ashe University
Communists Bombard Quemoy Islands in Night Shelling
Chinese forces fired 47 shells at the Quemoy Islands in Formosa during a four day lull. Taiwan's defense ministry reported the night barrage began at 7 15 p m and lasted one hour and forty minutes.
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Quemoy Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Taipei
Installation of Baptist Women Thursday Night
The Baptist Women's Society held a church meeting with Mrs. Earl T. Bransfield installing officer. Mrs. Vernon Bishop was elected president, with Leslie Smith secretary and Leonard Mackey treasurer. A follow up business meeting and refreshments followed, then Sunday services led by Rev. Bransfield discussed Grace and the Church's character.
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Phoenix
Baptist Women’s Society
Earl T. Bransfield
Vernon Bishop
Leslie Smith
Leonard Mackey
Charles Stone
Mae Gilbert
Raymond Knickerbocker
Christian Service
Victor Bishop
The
Love Gift
Charles Parkhurst
White Cross
Durel Lockwood
Christian Training
Erwin Knowlton
Clark Sponable
Knowlton
Sponable
Sumlay
Baptist
Ron Arnold
Board of Trustees
Burton Colling
Clifford
Baptist Life Association
Red Label Members Face 20 Day Reply on Smith Act Case
Red Label members convicted in 1953 for violating the Smith Act face hearings after a board order. Ten petitioners have 20 days to reply before hearings. final decisions require court review. Penalty for noncompliance can reach five years in prison and a $10 000 fine. Lima in Oakland vows to fight Kennedy’s action and objects to the act. Nelson in Seattle defers comment pending notification.
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Lima
Oakland
Kennedy
Seattle
Nelson
Register
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Grape Royal Fruit
Oswego
Citrus Fruit Juice CO
Ontario ST
N. Y
Oswego Tilt
Raymond S. Shaver
Sylvia Schwartz
Hempstead
Women’s Auxiliary
Chiropractic Association of
New York
Shaver
Long Beach
Herman Hilleboe
Louis Lefkowitz
South
Hannibal
DIAL
Elks Lodge
Carpenter
JFK
Texas
Jefferson St
Phoenix Junior
Women's Fellowship of the
Congregational Church
Marelin Grubb
Kenneth Margrey
C. G. Ralph
Thomas Matthews
Tulsa
Okla
Holden Wilson
Syracuse
Matthews
Bell Vickery
Syracuse University
Nestles Park
Camp Twelve Pines
Howard G. Ray
Arthur Ray
Chicago
Richard Davison
M. E. Grubb
Hamilton Smith
New York City
Marshall Smith
Miami
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