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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

3

Highest Scout Award Presented To Jerry Maher

Jerry Maher a 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Maher of 214 E Second St received the Eagle Scout award at the annual Boy Scout Troop 5 awards meeting of Trinity Methodist Church The ceremony included guest speaker Police Chief Frederick Scharf and Troop 19 Scoutmaster Harold Clark along with local officials and church leaders Many awards were presented

Jerry Maher Leo Maher E. Second St Boy Scout Troop 5 Trinity Methodist Church Frederick Scharf Maher Garrett Mitchell Chief Scharf James Sullivan George Butler Harold Clark Minetto Jerry C. Maher Oswego High School Jerry

Single man adopts second son in Lake Oswego case

Tony Piazza, a 39 year old divorced music teacher, was approved to adopt his second son Anthony Eric now three and the new brother Christian William 15 months in a Circuit Court ruling by Judge Jean Lewis. Piazza previously adopted Eric two years ago as the first licensed agency adoption by a single male in the United States.

Lake Oswego, Ore Tony Piazza United States Circuit Court Jean Lewis Eric Piazza Anthony Eric Christian William

Obituary notices for Osuchowski and Carter

Vicinity obituary lists PUMASKI-Wasyl Osuchowski 73 of 756 Jefferson St died Wednesday at State University Hospital Syracuse after a week as patient. Born in Austria April 4 1894 he was a Syracuse shoemaker later retired to Pulaski 1958. Surviving include two sons John and Leon Syracuse two daughters Johanne Webb Fernwood and Dorothy Abel Los Angeles two sisters in Austria and grandchildren. Funeral Friday 3 p.m. Foster funeral home Rev Edward Van der Hey to officiate burial Pulaski cemetery calling hours Thursday 7-9 p.m. Mannsville Flor ence B Carter 62 widow of Daniel Carter died Monday Evergreen nursing home Pulaski after long illness born July 9 1904 Pulaski daughter of John Theodosia Bent ley. First husband Harry R Lamb died in train accident 1926. Mr Carter died Nov 7 1964. They ran a marina and motel Route 3. She was Sandy Creek Grange member Ellisburg Methodist church. Surviving three sons Robert H Lamb Mattydale Daniel Carter Sonyea Theodore Carter Woodville a daughter Mona Glenna Rochester two sisters Ruth Thacker Lacona Thelma Goodman Pulaski and 12 grandchildren. Services Monday 2 p.m. Cleveland funeral home Sandy Creek Rev Earl Hartley officiating burial Woodlawn Cemetery Sandy Creek.

Pumaski Wasyl Osuchowski Donald Johanne) Webb Fernwood Roy Dorothy) Abel Los Angeles Calif Austria Foster Funeral Home Edward van der Hey First Baptist Church of Syracuse Pulaski Baptist Church Pulaski Cemetery Mannsville Florence B. Carter Daniel Carter Pulaski Evergreen Sandy Creek Cleveland Funeral Home Earl Hartley Utica Woodlawn

Lake Ontario Water Pumps Open in Syracuse Ceremony

At 10 a m Thomas W Smith chair man of the Metropolitan Water Board started pumps to bring up to 36 million gallons of Lake Ontario water into the county after three years of construction of a 45 million project. The water under contract to the city and the Onondaga County Water Authority. The ceremony at the Farrell Pumping Station in Clay will conclude with a Hotel Syracuse dinner where about 500 leaders attend.

Syracuse Thomas W. Smith Metropolitan Water Board Lake Ontario Onondaga County Water Authority Farrell Clay

Lottery Tickets Move briskly as Banks Open

Banks in New York and nearby cities report rapid sales of lottery tickets with 32 buyers in line at opening. Families and workers, including a retired cab driver and a Brooklyn hospital employee, discuss funds for education and shared risk clubs.

Red Fortress Battle Struggles Near Coastal Highway

U S forces battled a fortified complex east of a coastal highway in sand dunes, reporting 18 enemy soldiers killed and at least five bodies found with uprooted bunkers and collapsed trenches. The sweeping unit numbered over 300 with armor and vehicles, amid booby traps and ongoing fighting.

U.S

Two Men Rob Army Post Office in San Francisco Heist

Two men entered a U S Army base post office near closing time in San Francisco and locked three employees in a vault. They escaped with 3331 dollars, one robber wielding an old fashioned long barreled revolver.

Army Post Office San Francisco U.S. Army Base

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