Fultonians Hear Father Brown At Memorial Rites
FULTON honors war dead with Memorial Day ceremonies led by Rev. William Brown of the Immaculate Conception Church at the Veterans Monument. He linked past sacrifices to a united future and recalled his World War II Navy service. Additional services took place at local cemeteries and monuments with a parade through West Broadway.
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Fulton
William Brown
Immaculate Conception
Veterans Monument
American Legion
South First St
Arlington Cemetery
Father Brown
Rev. Brown
Navy
Broadway Bridge
Sealright Company
Soldiers and Sailors
Fast Side Park
St. Mary's
Mtt. Adnah
West Broadway
James Walls
Marion Chaffee Wins Molasses Cookie Contest
Marion Chaffee took first place in the molasses cookie contest conducted by the Lower Oswego Falls Grange last week with Ora Lyboldt finishing second. Members are urged to attend a meeting on June 3 at Pennellville and the next regular Grange gathering is set for June 5 at 6 30 p.m. with a covered dish supper.
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Marion Chaffee
Fulton
Marion Chaffee T
Ora Lyboldt
Lower
Pleasant Grange
Glenn Parker
Oswego County
Pomona Grange
Sandy Creek
Fulton Obituary for Charles J Nelson of Fulton
Fulton obituary for Charles J Nelson of 105 Walract Street who died Sunday after a short illness. Born in Brooklyn he lived in Fulton 25 years and worked for the Fulton Water Department formerly with Oswego Falls Corp. He was a former Democrat city committeeman. Surviving daughter Mrs John Belanger Fulton sister Miss Nora Nelson Fulton and a grandson. Services Wednesday at 9 a.m. Young and Son funeral home and 9 30 a.m. Holy Family church burial in St Mary's cemetery. Friends may call today 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Fulton
Charles J. Nelson
Walract St
Nelson
Brooklyn
Fulton Water Department
Oswego Falls Corporation
Democrat
John Belanger
Nora Nelson
Young and Son Funeral Home
Holy Family Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Five Clubs In Deadlock For First Place
Five clubs in Fulton Softball Association slow pitch share the top with two wins and one loss: Gardner's Carm's Hotel Matty's Grill Sealright and Container Corporation of America. Firemen and Melody sit 1-2 Arm strong 0-3 at the bottom. Tonight Melody Inn faces Carm's at 6:30 and Firemen meet Armstrong at 7:30. On Wednesday Gardner's meets Matty's 6:30, Container vs Sealright 7:30, Carm's vs Armstrong 8:30. In City League Gardner's and Dilts lead at 2-0. Nestle's and Armstrong 1-1, Jets and Policemen 0-1, Morrill Press 0-3. Thursday Morrill Press vs Jets 6:45 and Armstrong vs Dilts 8:15.
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Fulton
Fulton Softball Association
Gardner's
Carm's Hotel
Matty’s Grill
Sealright
Container Corporation of America
Firemen
Melody
Armstrong
Melody Inn
Carm’s
Gardner
Matty's
Container Corporation
Carm
Gardner’s
Dilts
Nestle’s
Jets
Policemen
Morrill Press
Junior Red Raiders Win
Fulton High School junior varsity defeats Oswego Catholic 5-4 at Kiwanis Field in Fulton. Jim Clark earns the win with 4 hits allowed 13 strikeouts and 6 walks. Gehan tosses seven hitters with seven strikeouts. Fabrizio belts a two run homer in the third while Tracy and Galini collect two hits each.
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Fulton
Fulton High School
Oswego Catholic High
Kiwanis Field
Jim Clark
Gehan
Gary Fabrizio
Jack Tracy
Bob Galini
Pace Fulton
Raiders
Recertification Dates For Fulton Surplus Food
Recertification for non welfare residents in Fulton for Surplus Food occurs July 20 and 21 from 9 to 4 at the Fulton City Garage. Failure to recertify on these dates will end eligibility for the following month. Bring income proof. without it eligibility will be lost. If unable to attend, authorize a friend with written permission and signature.
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Fulton
Fulton City
Testimonial Dinner Honors Lester Sweeting at Fulton Lodge
A testimonial dinner will honor Past Exalted Ruler Lester Sweeting of Fulton Lodge of Elks 830 on Saturday night June 5. A social hour from 5 to 6 30, dinner at 7, and dancing from 9 to 1 are planned and Carl Finerin the exalted ruler says all Elks and friends are invited.
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Fulton
Lester Sweeting
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Carl Finerin
Elks
Knights of Columbus NY Chapter Public Contact Number
The New York chapter of the Knights of Columbus lists its telephone number as Columbus 5 1492 for member inquiries and official communications.
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New York
The
Knights of Columbia
Columbus
Bushbacker Captures 50-Lap Feature at Fulton Raceway
Don Bushbacker of Skaneateles wins the 50 lap championship on the Fulton Raceway after heat and semi final wins. John Colbert of South Bay finishes second in both semi final and final, with Ken Platt of Lee third in the final. Other top finishers include Terpening, Orso, and Crotty as gates open at 7 next Saturday.
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Fulton
Don Bushbacker
Skaneateles
Raceway
John Colbert
South Bay
Ken Platt
Lee
Dean Hubbs
Bridgeport
Harold Terpening
Weedsport
Terpening
Bush
Oswego Civil Service group to dine in Fulton
Oswego Chapter Civil Service Employes Association sets 7 30 p m June 10 at Lakeview Lanes in Fulton for its annual dinner meeting. Vernon A Tappan serves as master of ceremonies with remarks by Joseph F Feily president and service awards announced. Attendees include State Senator Douglas Barclay Assemblyman Edward Crawford and local officials Elon K Rowlee Jo seph Kelly Raymond Castle and Francis G Miller among others.
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Fulton
Oswego
Civil Service Employes Association
Lakeview Lanes
Vernon A. Tappan
Douglas Barclay
Edward Crawford
Harry Bryant
Board of Supervisors
John Schneider
Civil Service Committee
Elon K. Rowlee
Joseph Kelly
Raymond Castle
Joseph F. Feily
Francis G. Miller
Elisa G. Harmes
Club Expresses Thanks for Aid at Memorial Day Horse Show
The Women's club of the Immaculate Conception church thanks local merchants for trophies and ribbons for its Memorial Day Horse Show. Trophies came from Ward & Winchell, Seibel's, Classic Shoppe, Litwak & Baker, Mirabito Brothers IGA, Pierce Auto Store, Gillespie Dairy. Ribbons from Fishman's, McKinstry's, Putnam Pharmacy, McCormick's, Dunn Buick, Harris Army Store, Cincotta's Jeweler's, Prowda's, Bergan's Men Shop, B&T Sport Shop, Herron's Fabric Center, Wells Jewelers, Suigeniris Gift Shop, Woolworth's, Wayne Drug Store, Lambino's Shoe Store, La Macchia Brothers, Cortini's Shoe Repair, Mirabito's Cayuga St. Store, Shapiro's, Henderson and Thompson.
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Fulton
Immaculate Conception
Ward & Winchell
Seibel’s
Classic Shoppe
Litwak & Baker
Mirabito Brothers Iga
Pierce Auto Store
Gillespie Dairy
Fishman's
McKinstry’s
Putnam Pharmacy
McCormick's
Dunn Buick
Harris Army Store
Cincotta’s Jeweler
OES Chapter Plans Initiation Meeting
Elizabeth Chapter 105 OFS schedules initiation at 8 p m during its regular meeting. Mr and Mrs Gordon Crandell preside with Mrs Marvel Foster and committee handling refreshments. A reminder invites contributors for the Eastern Star auction set for June 12 at Sandy Creek Fair Grounds via Mrs Newell Barnard.
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Fulton
Elizabeth
OFS
Gordon Crandell
Marvel Foster
Sandy Creek
Newell Barnard
Mrs Fannie Bates 85 Fair Haven Obituary
Mrs. Fannie Bates 85 of Fair Haven died Monday after a brief illness in Fulton Hospital. Widow of Byron Bates, she was the daughter of Charles and Jennie Warner and a former Rebekah Lodge member. Survived by son Oscar Elmer Fair Haven Warner Bates four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Becker Funeral Home Red Creek Rev Vance Campbell officiating. Burial Springbrook Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Fannie Bates
Fair Haven
Fulton Hospital
Charles
Jennie Ben Warner
Byron Bates
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Vance Campbell
Springbrook
Obituaries across several towns in Wayne County
Fair Haven native Mrs. Lillian Hadcock 92 dies after long illness in Rochester. Husband Edward died in 1944. Surviving sons Leon Geneseo Edward Marvin. sister Mabel Mosher Syracuse. many grandchildren. Rites at Becker Funeral Home Red Creek with Martville Cemetery burial. Mannsville Miss Mae Moody 80 died at home. former librarian and teacher. memorial service to be announced. Daisy Gladys Saint of Niagara Falls dies after long illness. survivors include children and grandchildren. services at Weston Wiard Funeral Home Sandy Creek. Beverly Ellsworth 34 of Rochester dies. former Wolcott resident. funeral at Becker Red Creek. burial at Southside Cemetery.
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Fair Haven
Lillian Hadcock
Rochester
Edward
Martville
Presbyterian Church of
Rebekah Lodge
Friendly Bible Class
Leon
Geneseo
Marvin Hadcock
Mabel Mosher
Syracuse
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Vance Campbell
Fair Haven Presbyterian Church
Mannsville
Mae E. Moody
Miss Moody
Pulaski
Delano
Anna Burke Moody
Daisy Saint
Sandy Creek
Daisy Gladys Saint
Niagara Falls
Saint
Esterville
Iowa
Weston & Wiard Funeral Home
Richard Ayler
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Beverly Ellsworth
Strong Memorial Hospital
Wolcott
Miss Elsworth
Gladys Yukich
Zephyrhills, Fla
Howard Ellsworth
George Bates
Zephyrhills
Fla
Women’s Club Final Meeting Set For Monday
The church schedules the final meeting of the year on Monday at 6 p.m. with a pot luck supper. A business session will follow at 7 p.m. in the church hall.
Fulton Neahtawanta Lodge to Meet at Grange Hall
Fulton Neahtawanta Lodge 245 IOOF will meet at the Lower Oswego Falls Grange hall Wednesday with all members urged to attend. Discussion includes plans for a possible sale of the lodge building on Oneida Street.
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Fulton—Neahtawanta Lodge
IOOF
Lower
Oswego Falls
Oneida St
Lockport Man To Sneak To HCS Seniors
Hannibal Central School will host commencement exercises on Friday June 25 with Lloyd Cochran of Lockport Mills Inc as guest speaker. Valedictorian is Nancy McGlen and salutatorian is Terry Bell. Precommencement Awards Assembly set for June 11 in Lockwood Auditorium. Regents exams run June 18 24. summer programs start July 12.
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Hannibal
Lloyd
Fulton High School
Cayuga St. School
Court Rejects Stay in New York Redistricting Case
The Supreme Court denied a stay of the New York voting order set for November 2 under Plan A. Justice Harlan dissented, arguing the ruling showed a casual disposal of the matter and expressing concern over the political chaos created by the order.
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New York
Samuel H. Rifkind
Rifkind
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Supreme
Predicts Long Republican Rule in New York Legislature
Senate Majority Leader Joseph Zaretzki said the Supreme Court action on New York reapportionment signals a long Republican reign. He predicted Plan A will last long after he is gone, criticizing the court for inconsistency after denying a Democratic stay on a lower court order for a November election under a Republican plan.
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Albany
N.Y
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
U.S. Supreme Court
New York State
Zaretzki
Associated Press
High Court
Supreme Court
Engagement Planned for Bonnie Lou Palmer and Harlow Kisselstein
Mr and Mrs Albert J Palmer of Baldwinsville announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Lou Palmer to Harlow D Kisselstein son of Mr and Mrs John H Kisselstein of Baldwinsville The wedding is planned August 21 Both graduates of Baldwinsville Academy and Central School Shea Geneseo State University College of Education and teaches in Fulton Next year she will teach in Baldwinsville Kisselstein served three years in the U S Army and is employed by First Trust and Deposit Co while attending University College
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Baldwinsville
Albert J. Palmer
Bonnie Lou Palmer
Harlow D. Kisselstein
John H. Kisselstein
Miss Palmer
Baldwinsville Academy
Central School
Geneseo State University College of Education
Fulton
Kisselstein
U. S. Army
First Trust and Deposit Co
University College
Crotty Expected to Quit Erie County Democratic Chairmanship
Peter J. Crotty, longtime Erie County Democratic Committee leader since 1954, planned to announce plans to step down at a special executive committee meeting. He backed Kennedy and helped Johnson-era shifts, with speculation about mayoral race implications and possible federal appointment.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Peter J. Crotty
Erie County Democratic Committee
Buffalo Courier Express
Crotty
Kennedy
Johnson
Republican plan labeled atrocious gerrymandering
Zaretzki charged the GOP redistricting plan with atrocious gerrymandering, claiming it violated the principle of one person one vote. The study cites the Palladium Times printing lines and dial numbers as context for the publication.
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Zaretzki
Phoenix Methodists to Hold Second Annual Antique Show
The First Methodist Church of Phoenix hosts a three day Antique Show and Sale June 7 to 9 with 21 dealers from Central New York and Ohio. A private room features Civil War artifacts and memorabilia including a soldier’s uniform rifle canteen Currier and Ives print and first edition works. Local collectors own the items and luncheon snacks will be served during the event.
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Phoenix
First Methodist Church of
Lock and _ Jefferson Sts
Paul Litchison Jr
Central
New York
Ohio
Currier and Ives
Horace Greeley
A. W. Archambo
Charles D. Ruetsch
H. FE. Dryden
Marlin F. Grubb
H. G. Maider
Harold Slade
George M. Waters
Harry Stubbs
Frank Mastroleo
Grant De-Long
David Huntley
Samuel Deeb
Harry Howe
Forced 5 Hour Rail Ride After Foot Is Trapped
Joseph Martin, a 37 year old construction worker, describes a five hour forced rail ride from Erie to Lackawanna after his foot was caught in a freight car coupling. He suffered a crushed right foot and was reported in fair condition at a Lackawanna hospital. His foot became trapped while he climbed over the coupling in an Erie freight yard, and the train began to move before help arrived. He clung to a car ladder for the final stretch of about 100 miles.
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Lackawanna
N.Y
Joseph Martin
Erie
Martin
Seventh Fleet destroyers mobilized for Gemini 4 recovery
Four 7th Fleet destroyers departed Yokosuka Japan for mid Pacific recovery stations for the Gemini 4 mission. Pacific units will stay on station throughout the flight in case recovery is needed despite the Atlantic landing plan for astronauts James A. Mc Divitt and Edward H. White II.
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Yokosuka
Japan
7Th Fleet
mid-Pacific
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Atlantic
Pacific
Obituary for Thomas Slattery 64 of Utica area
Thomas Slattery 64 longtime Utica area resident and Oswego Asphalt Co. truck driver died Saturday in Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton after a heart attack. Funeral services 9 Wednesday from Doyle Funeral Home and 9 39 from Blessed Sacrament Church Utica.
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Phoenix
Thomas Slattery
Chestnut St
Utica
Oswego Asphalt Co
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Doyle Funeral Home
Blessed Sacrament Church
New York Egg Market Reports Ample Supplies
USDA wholesale egg offerings show abundant supplies in New York with light demand. Spot quotations list whites and browns by grade and weight, including extra fancy heavy, fancy medium, and smalls with price ranges.
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Ges
New York
USDA
Butter market flexes as demand wobbly and wholesale prices rise
Butter offerings increased amid irregular demand. Wholesale bulk car ton prices show creamery scores with slight gains, 93 score AA at 59 to 60 cents, 92 score A around 59 to 60, and 90 score B near 59 to 59 4 cents.
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New York
USDA
Enterprise Carrier Powers Through Years At Sea Without Refuel
The United States aircraft carrier Enterprise, famed as the largest and most powerful ship, demonstrates extensive range by operating for extended periods without refueling, illustrating its advanced propulsion and endurance.
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Enterprise
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