Cause of Blaze Unknown at Anthony's Warehouse Fire
Oswego youths mourn the loss of Anthony's Warehouse at 246 West Seneca Street after a Sunday 2:56 a.m. blaze destroyed the 160 by 40 foot wood structure. Firefighters fought the flames until about 4:15 a.m. with 53 firefighters on scene and no determination of the cause yet. The owner estimated losses exceed $50,000. Thomas Ciappa then proprietor, the previous use as a produce warehouse, and the scene watched by hundreds. Investigation by police and fire officials is underway.
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Anthony
Oswego
West Seneca St
Sam Ciappa
Ciappa
Thomas
Sam
Thomas Ciappa
Cos. 1
Co. 3
James Torbitt Kep
Two Injured and Two Ticketed After Mishaps
Two people were injured in a motorcycle car collision on W Bridge Street near Cayuga in which Rickey J. Brooks 20 of Red Creek sustained leg cuts and Carol Stannard 18 of Fair Haven suffered a knee injury. Brooks was cited for following too closely. In a separate incident Charles H. Taylor of Mexico Road Two was arrested on driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after his car hit two parked vehicles on E Bridge Street and was stopped on Mitchell Street. Taylor posted $100 bail for City Court. An entry at Thompson's Grill on Mitchell Street was investigated after a pane of glass was broken.
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W. Bridge
Cayuga Streets
Rickey J. Brooks
Red Creek
Carol Stannard
Fair Haven
Frederick J. Waters Sr
Philip C. Kellar
Townline Road
Weedsport
Bridge Street
John D. Dowd
Oswego RD 5
Susan J. Mathews
Hamilton
E. Bridge Street
Sixth Street
Taylor
Mitchell Street
Thompson's Grill
Three Drivers Fined $100 Each In City Court
Judges heard three cases before Judge Thomas McGough in city court. David L. Halsey of Route 104 New Haven paid $100 for overload truck violation. summons by Trooper W. J. Hackenfort Jr. Lester D. Manwaring Oswego RD 2 paid $100 for reckless driving refined from DWI on April 19 1971 with summons by Patrolman John Bristol. Lawrence R. Mintonge 309 Lock St Phoenix paid $100 for reckless driving from an April 30 1971 incident on W First St Ohio to Niagara with Patrolman David Saylor issuing the ticket.
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Thomas McGough
David L. Halsey
Route 104
New Haven
W. J. Hackenfort, Jr
Liverpool
John Bristol
Lawrence R. Mintonge
Lock St
Phoenix
W. First St
Ohio
Niagara Sts
David Saylor
Richland Man Fatally Hurt In Rt. 11 Crash
An Oswego County man died of internal injuries after a two car crash on Route 11 near Washington Park Road Ellisburg Jefferson County at 1 30 a m Charles E Van Buren 24 of Richland died at the scene Robert R Jacobs Jr 18 of Mansville RD 2 was seriously injured with lacerations to chin and legs Three other persons were injured Jacobs was cited for driving while intoxicated Police trooper R M Gaebel investigated Van Buren a Sandy Creek High School graduate served in Viet Nam earned a Purple Heart and Vietnamese Cross for Gallantry He was employed by Schoeller Technical Papers in Pulaski and survived by his parents a sister and maternal grandparents Funeral services will be held Friday at Foster Hax Funeral Home Pulaski with burial in Richland Cemetery Full military honors by American Legion Robert Edwards Post 358 Calling hours at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday New Orleans market fact appears at article end.
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Watertown
Oswego County
House of the Good Samaritan
Washington Park Road
Ellisburg
Jefferson County
Charles E. van Buren
Wright Ave
Richland
Robert R. Jacobs, Jr
Mansville RD 2
Jacobs
van Buren Was
Syracuse
Raymond and
Bertha van Buren
Sandy Creek High School
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Roach and Kimberly
Palmyra
Schoeller Technical Papers, Inc
Pulaski
Ronald
Marion) Bushaw
Earl Lester
Orwell
Foster-Hax Funeral Home
Stanley Gleason
Bombay-Fort Covington
Obituary for Mrs Clarence Thompson and Miss Ruby Mae Wilson
Mrs. Clarence Thompson 71 widow of Clarence Thompson of Thompson Rd passed away on arrival at Oswego Hospital after a home illness. Born in New Castle Pa she was daughter of the late William and Mary Elizabeth Mentro Salvation Army member and Home League. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Bailey three sons C Paul Myron F Thompson Sr Edward S Thompson three sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 pm Salvation Army Citadel Oswego burial Rural Cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday Dain Funeral Home. Miss Ruby Mae Wilson died May 29 funeral 10 am Falvo Funeral Home Syracuse sister and brother and nieces and nephews survive.
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Clarence Thompson
Millie O. Thompson
Thompson Rd
Oswego Hospital
New Castle
William and
Mary Elizabeth Clark Mentro
Salvation Army
Home League
Raymond
Elizabeth) Bailey
C. Paul
West River Road
Myron F. Thompson Sr
Edward S. Thompson
Oswego
Louise McClung
Robert
Viola) Bivens
Emily Mentro
Ruby Mae Wilson
Falvo Funeral Home
North Goodman St
Syracuse
William
Gertrude) Hogan
Houston
Texas
John Wilson
Oswego Woman Charged With Petit Larceny
Mary Santoro aged 47 of 116 West Oneida Street was taken into custody by BBC Security Officer John Wood and Oswego police at 2 45 p m Monday charged with petit larceny for allegedly shoplifting clothing valued at 666 from Easy Bargain Store Oswego She posted 100 bail for city court appearance later Date place and agency details reflect a local crime report by BBC Security and Oswego police
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Mary Santoro
West Oneida St
Oswego
Easy Bargain
BBC
John Wood
Two Youthful Cyclists Hurt In Oswego Holiday Crashes
Oswego area youths were injured in separate bicycle accidents during the holiday weekend along with six other people in three car crashes. John Reid, 12, treated at Oswego Hospital after a Town Line Road collision with Charles Spencer, 65, of Phoenix, left head pains and bruises. Eight-year-old Richard Schoults suffered arm and leg scrapes on Ridge Road after his bicycle entered the path of Raymond Torbitt, both of Oswego. In another two-car crash on Route 49 near Constancia, Carole Emhoff, 27, Chittenango, was stopped for a left turn when Leonard Geffris, 60, Cazenovia, rear-ended her. Geffris and wife Dorothy were cut and Charlotte Aldasch of Cazenovia head-creased, all taken to hospital. Emhoff reported a stiff neck but did not go in. Geffris was cited for speeding. A single-vehicle crash on County Route 7 in Hannibal injured driver David Emmons, 21, Hannibal, after his car went off the road and overturned while he tried to place his wallet in the glove box. Another two-car crash on Route 104 in Scriba injured Robert Charleton, 29, Oswego, and wife Patricia, with neck and back injuries. Charleton slowed for traffic and was rear-ended by Robert Eddy, 21, Nichols.
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Oswego Area
Oswego
John Reid
Town Line Road
Scriba
Charles J. Spencer
Phoenix
Reid
Robert Hall
Charles Parmely
Ridge Rd
Richard Schoults
Raymond Torbitt
Oswego RD
Ridge Road
Constantia
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
Henry Glosde
Gloude
Carole J. Emhoff
Chittenango
Charlotte Aldasch
Cazenovia
Emhoff
Geffris
Robert Carter
Hannibal
David M. Emmons
Hannibal RD 1
Joseph Miano
Emmons
Robert B. Charleton
E. van Buren St
Patricia
Charleton
Tiefke
Robert N. Eddy
Nichols
Harassment Charges Lead to Two Arrests in Oswego Area
State police report two arrests on harassment charges over the weekend. Jerry Boak of Brewerton allegedly struck Coast Guard members after an earlier accident near Oswego and was jailed in Oswego County with a Wednesday court appearance. Richard MacDonald, 16, of Mattydale, was also arrested following a resident’s complaint at Sandy Island Beach in Richland.
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Pulaski
Jerry Boak
Mud Hill
Brewerton
Coast Guard
Oswego
Boak
Oswego County
Richard MacDonald
Mattydale
Sandy Island Beach
Richland
Mac
Donald Released on 20 Dollar Bail in Two Cases
On Tuesday June 1, 1971 Donald was released on twenty dollars bail and is to appear before Justice Maurice Hurd. Trooper T E Craft investigated both cases.
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Donald
Maurice Hurd
T. E. Craft
New York Egg Market Faces Oversupply Pressure
New York City wholesale egg market shows excessive offerings of large and medium sizes with light demand. Spot quotes range with Standards at 23 to 25 cents, Whites at 26 to 27 cents for fancy large and 20 to 22 cents for fancy medium eggs.
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New York
USDA
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