Earl Moore Longtime Mexico Barber Survives 55 Years
A Mexico community note salutes Earl Moore a barber for more than 55 years born in Palermo and trained across multiple districts. He moved shops along Main Street with family ties, married Ethel Stone in 1912, and remains active alongside his wife in their Washington Street home. The piece highlights his 50 year wedding anniversary in 1962, his 50 year Masonic pin, and his hobbies, plus local church and school notices and a June benefit donkey baseball game.
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Mexico
Earl
Fuzzy) Moore
Palermo
Tollgate
Howellet
New Haven
Jennie Holly
Mary Moore
Grace
Moore
Arthur
Gen’s
Main St
Joe Taglabeni
Roger Nash
Burt Buck
Carl Brown
Mr. Moore
Ethel Stone
West Palm Beach Nips Fort Lauderdale In Double Perfect Game
Right-hander Wenty Ford dominated with precise control and a baffling curve to pitch the second perfect game in Florida State League history, as West Palm Beach defeated Fort Lauderdale 1-6 on Thursday night.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Wenty Ford
Fort Lauderdale
Death Club Rumors Spark Fire Alarm at Campus
On April 5 the fourth month fires appeared in a rumored Death Club case. Associate Dean Stephen Parrish said there was no such club, and faculty advisers found the material part of a seminar. District Atty Thaler and Cayuga Heights police said no evidence of the club exists, though investigators note possible connections to the fires. Electrical causes have been ruled out.
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Stephen M. Parrish
Parrish
Looking Backward Twenty Five Years Ago 1942
Nearly 1 000 RAF bombers blasted Essen and Churchill promised heavier strikes. Capt John R McDonald of Fulton and Oswego commissioned major in U S Army. Earl McCann elected president of Oswego County Straw Growers Assn with Stewart Dubois Walter Jones and Ernest Myers as officers. Curtis Coon and Frank LaMay named directors. Obituary George W Morley 49. Merritt A Switzer Pulaski named deputy of Oswego Masonic district. William G O'Brien chairman reports Oswego County exceeded May quota of 206 000 in war bonds and stamps.
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Essen
Churchill
John R. McDonald
Fulton and
Oswego
U. S. Army
Earl McCann
Oswego County
Sportsmanship Trophy Is Awarded At Wolcott Banquet
The Robert L. Bradbury Sportsmanship Trophy will be presented to a Wolcott senior at the Sports Night banquet at 7 p m Tuesday June 6 in the Leavenworth Central School cafeteria. Wee ue Club and Wolcott Rotary Club host the tribute to Wolcott high school athletes and cheerleaders with parents invited. Guest speaker is Thomas J Niland Jr basketball coach at Le Moyne College Syracuse for 19 seasons.
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Wolcott
Robert L. Bradbury
Leavenworth Central School
Wee Ue Club
Wolcott Rotary Club
Thomas J
Tommy) Niland, Jr
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
New School For Central Square
Voters in the Central Square district approved two capital projects totaling 1.7 million dollars. A new 1.547 mill elementary school for 700 pupils will be built north of Central Square on the Hastings Mallory site. An addition to Paul V. Moore High School costs 153 thousand dollars. Construction should start spring 1968.
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Central Square
Hastings Mallory
Paul V. Moore High School
Oswego Native Dr Kenneth Brait Graduates Medical Degree
Kenneth A Brait Oswego native earns medical degree from Jefferson Medical College during commencement. He is married to Susan Karch daughter of Max and Mrs Karch of East Utica Street. He studied at the University of Pennsylvania and will intern at Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital.
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Kenneth Brait
Susan Karch
Philadelphia
Oswego
Kenneth A. Brait
Jefferson Medical College
Brait
Max Karch
East Utica St. Jefferson
Peter A. Herbut
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Memorial Day Address by Robert Fuller in Mexico Village
On Memorial Day a crowd gathered at Mexico Village Cemetery after a parade. Robert C. Fuller of Parish, executive vice president of Parish Oil Company and past NYS American Legion commander, spoke on honoring American heroes and preserving freedom. The Mexico Academy bands led the parade. awards were given for floats, bicycles, and animals.
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Mexico
Mexico Village
Robert C. Fuller
Parish
Parish Oil Company
New York State
American Legion
Fuller
America
Mexico Academy
Central School
Bear A . Harrison
William Preeman
Gold Star
DAR
New Haven
Palermo
Macs Matadors
MACS
Elaine Russ
Victoria
CES
Bobby Soxer
Maple View
One Nation
Back
Paul Parsons
Patty Marks
Nanette Clark
Clifford Turner
Shreen Turner
Oscar Berry
Linda Turner
Miss Nancy Warner Named Delegate to NY Teen Politics School
Miss Nancy Warner daughter of Mrs Ed win Warner has been chosen as a delegate to the New York State Teenage School of Politics by the Pulaski chapter of the Women’s Republican Club. The school at Skidmore College Saratoga Springs July 10 14 offers political study and recreation. For information contact Mrs H Douglas Barclay.
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Nancy Warner
Pulaski
Edwin Warner
New York State
Women's Republican Club
Skidmore College
Warner
Saratoga Springs
Tars
H. Douglas Barclay
Upset Wins Boost Daily Double Payout at Hollywood Park
Inglewood California AP Whacko and Hastings Park upset to secure a lucrative daily double payoff of 1302.60 dollars, the largest of the season at Hollywood Park.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hastings Park
Hollywood Park
Arizona's Pop McKale, longtime U of A athletic director, dies
J F Pop McKale athletic director emeritus of the University of Arizona died in Tucson after an asthma attack. He was 79.
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Tucson
Ariz
J. F. “Pop” McKale
University of Arizona
Masons Knights Of Columbus Dinner Fellowship Memorial
Pulaski K of C and Pulaski F and A M plan their annual Fellowship banquet on Saturday June 3 at 7 p.m. at the Pulaski Log Cabin Restaurant. The event funds a local school scholarship. Other meetings include the Third District Veterans of World War I in Fulton June 4 at 1 p.m. a chicken dinner at Portage Inn, Post 149 Pulaski unit June 5 at 8 p.m. at American Legion rooms, Past Noble Grand Club June 7 at 7 30 p.m. at I C C F Hall hosted by Mrs. W Mackenzie Petrie and Mrs. Robert Ewart. W S C S Park Methodist Church June 7 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Stanley Brown's home with topic Rediscovered Manpower. Robert Edwards Post 358 American Legion Auxiliary meets June 6 at 8 p.m. with officer installation and refreshments by Mrs. George Dracos, Mrs. Carl Potter and Mrs. Harry Minnick.
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Pulaski
Pulaski K. of C
Pulaski F.&a.m
Pulaski Log Cabin
Knights of Columbus
Masons
Fulton
Portage Inn
South First Street
Legion Room
Post 149
American Legion Rooms
Noble Grand Club
1.C.C.F. Hall
W. MacKenzie Petrie
Robert Ewart
W.S.C.S
the Park Methodist Church
Stanley Brown
A.B. Thompson
Frank Mosher
Ralph Lundgren
Robert Wart
Robert Lattimer
Everett Jones
George Dracos
Carl Potter
Harry Minnick
Seek New School Administrator for Wolcott District
Wolcott boards plan to hire a new chief school administrator for the united district. Current principals Reginald W. Crouse and Paul J. Edinger may not continue in admin roles, so the board aims to recruit before the new high school opens. Other actions include adopting Savannah District No. 12, choosing Security Trust as bank, and designating Lake Shore News as paper.
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Wolcott
North Rose
United Board of Education
John C. Stuck
Reginald W. Crouse
Leavenworth
Hendrick
Paul J. Edinger
North Rose Central School
Rose
Edinger
Crouse
Board of Education
Savannah
Wolcott Board of Education
Security Trust Company
Black Label and Motor Express Win City Softball Contests
Black Label pounded Carson's News 14 to 1 in a Class A tilt at Fort Ontario and Ful ton-Oswego. Andy Anderson doubled for the decisive first inning rally as Dick Dunsmoor held Carson hitless for five frames before a late burst. Motor Express topped Joe's Tavern 10 to 3 in Class B behind early scoring and doubles by Griffin and Godfrey. Godfrey led the winners with two hits while B Sommers limited the losers to six hits.
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Carson's News
Fort Ontario
Fulton-Oswego Motor Express
Joe’s Tavern
Black Label
Andy Anderson
Dick Dunsmoor
Carson
Anderson
John Symons
Safe- Motor Express
J. Griffin
H. Godfrey
B. Sommers
R. Kuzowski
Godfrey
Village Roan Wins Canandaigua Feature Race
Village Roan pulled away to a three length victory over Windy Flash in the $1,400 feature at Finger Lakes race track. Ice Break finished third as the winner ran six furlongs in 1:13 earning $6.40 $3.40 and $3.20 for the exacta. A crowd of 2,747 patrons wagered $181,944 at the pari mutuel windows.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Windy Flash
Finger Likes
Ice Break
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders listed including batting Kaline and F. Robinson, runs by Tovar and Robinson, RBIs led by Robinson and Kaline, hits by Tovar and Kaline, doubles Tovar and Petrocelli, triples Buford Knoope Monday Versalles, home runs Gitinoon Mantle Howard, stolen bases Geee and Buford, pitching Horlen Lonborg, and strikeouts Peters and Chance.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Det
F. Robinson
Balt
Tovar
Minn
Fregosi
Calif
Petrocelli
Bost
Buford
Knoope
Monday
Versalles
F. Gitinoon
Horlen
Chic
Lonborg
Peters
D. Chance
Baseball leaders and stats from the season
Batting leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh 370 at bats and 37 RBIs, with Staub of Houston and Altmire Perez tied in runs batted in. Highlights cover Brock and Rose in hits, Cepeda and Davis in doubles, Williams Perez and Rose in triples, Aaron Torre Perez Clemente and Brock in home runs, Brock and Wills in stolen bases. Pitching shows Holtzman 5-0 and Veale 6-1 with strikeouts led by Manichean and Nolan.
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Clemente
Pitt
Staub
Houst
Atl
Perez
Cin
Brock
St. L
Rose
Cepeda
T. Davis
N.Y
Williams
Chic
Morgan
Aaron
Torre
T al
Wills
Holtzman
Chicago
Veale
Manichal
S.F
Nolan
Roig Delivers Two-Run Double In Lions Win
TOKYO AP Tony Roig former Washington Senators third baseman hit a two run double to spark the Nishi tetsu Lions to a 2-1 victory over the Nankai Hawks in a Pacific league game. ROME AP Juventus of Turin dethrones Internationale of Milan as Italian champions with a 2-1 win over Lazio. Montoya of Mantua beat Internationale 1-0.
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Sport Shorts Tokyo
Tony Roig
Washington Senators
Nishitetsu Lions
Nankai Hawks
Rome
Juventus
Turin
Internationale
Milan
Italy
Lazio
Montoya
Mantua
Veteran turf writer named PR assistant to NYRA president
New York AP reports Pat Lynch, a veteran turf writer, is appointed public relations assistant to Edward T. Dickinson, president of the New York Racing Association. Lynch previously worked for the defunct New York World Journal Tribune.
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NEW York (Ap
Pat Lynch
Edward T. Dickinson
New York Racing Association
Lynch
New York World Journal Tribune
Red Wings Nip Syracuse 1 0 in IL action
Rochester Red Wings edged the Syracuse Chiefs 1 0 as Gene Brabender pitched a shutout for Rochester. Don Pepper slugged a three run homer for Toledo Mud Hens in a 9 2 win over the Columbus Jets. Toronto Maple Leafs beat Buffalo Bisons 2 1. Richmond’s doubleheader at Jacksonville postponed by rain.
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George Korince
Toledo Mud Hens
Columbus Jets
Rochester Red Wings
Syracuse Chiefs
Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo Bisons
Richmond
Jacksonville
Korince
Detroit Tigers
Columbus
Mud Hens
Don Pepper
Gene Brabender
Rochester
Red Wing
Dave May
Bob Floyd
Frank Peters
Syd O’brien
Toronto
Buffalo
Jerry Stephenson
Maple Leafs
Foreign Entries In Track Event
Los Angeles hosts the Coliseum Compton invitational meet featuring international entrants. Notables include Australia distance champ Ron Clarke, American miler Jim Ryan, Kansas sophomore, and fast sprinters Tommie Smith and Jim Hines. Czechoslovakia discus record holder Ludvik Danek also competes with USC pole vaulter Bob Seagren.
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Los Angeles
Degree Conferral For Pulaski Lodge On June 7
Pulaski Lodge 414 F and A M will confer the second degree on a class of candidates Wednesday June 7 under senior warden Harold Sprague. This is the final communication before summer recess. All Master Masons urged to attend. Sessions reconvene September 20.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Lodge
F.&a.m
Harold Sprague
Bridge Club meeting set for June 8 at Log Cabin
The Duplicate Bridge Club will meet Thursday June 8 at 8 p.m. at the Log Cabin. High scorers last session were Betty and Mike Allport first, Sylvia Kinney and Ann Kozak second, and a tie for third between Janice Crandall with Dorothy Johnson and Jeff Rouvier with Jim Tully.
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Biidge Club
Pulaski
Duplicate Bridge Club
Betty
Mike Allport
Sylvia Kinney
Ann Kozak
Janice Crandall
Dorothy Johnson
Jeff Rouvier
Jim Tully
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Presbyterian Church
Friendship Circle
Sunshine Circle
Wilcox Memorial House
Grace Kidd
Harrisville
Flora Carter
Edmond Pete Backus
Arthur Backus
Pulaski Hill Rd
Hotchkiss
New Haven Firemen
L. Harvey
H. Darrow, Jr
R. Phelps
T. Bond
M. Fish
J. Searles
K. Cronk
L. Nettleton
W. Fischer
B. Duell
B. Watson
B. Reed
J. Coleman E. Clark
D. McFee
C. Tollerton
J. Forbes
Death Club
Corners Market
Hall and Whitaker
Salerno
Robert Fuller
James
Wallace
M'Kieran
Schaffer
B.ponzi
Ct Reynolds
Anelina
Cf Pluff
Savona
Roy
Pene
Sf Burke
Je Lanigan
Ehalbot
DiGaetano
Willmit
Russell
Walker
Pullen
Mills
Buchene
Osman
Somers
van Buren
J.hoey
Red Wings
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Clarke
Tracy Smith
Santa Monica
Villanova
Dave Patrick
Ryan
Want AD Service
Palladium
Grants
P.m.’S
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