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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

11

Need 100 to Aid In Peace Corps Heifer Project

Pulaski Osage County 4 H Club Agent Donald MacVean reports a team of 100 volunteers is needed for the Peace Corps Heifer Project in Ecuador. Volunteers with diverse agricultural skills will train this summer and work with Ecuadorian Extension Service and U N FAO experts, aiding research, demonstrations, and rural youth programs.

Peace Corps-Heifer Project, Inc Ecuador Osageo County 4-H Donald MacVean Peace Corps County 4-H U. S. Agency For International Development U. N. Food and Agricultural Organization Heifer MacVean The Grange Future Farmers of America National Farmers Union 4-H Foundation Cooperative League of the U. S Agricultural Technical Assistance Foundation Donald Mac Vean Pulaski Jim Gibson Division of Agricultural Affairs Washington D. C

Four Davis Cup Rivals Advance

Soviet Russia Spain Great Britain and Yugoslavia moved into the next round of the European Zone Davis Cup eliminations while France is set to join the group today. Spain clinched a 3-1 series lead over Italy as Manuel Santana defeated Fausto Gardini 6 1 6 1 10 8 in Barcelona.

Associated Press Russia Spain Great Britain Yugoslavia France Brazil Italy Barcelona Manuel Santana Fausto Gardini

Crossword puzzle clues and cryptoquote feature

Daily crossword and cryptoquote puzzle page with numbered across and down clues. Includes a Longfellow cipher example and a humorous quote segment as bonus puzzle content.

Mickey Finn Big Edwin Tux Case Record

An old boy friend of Honeydoll Diggs is referenced with a nickname Mickey Finn Big Edwin in a terse, fragmentary note. The text offers no clear event, date, or outcome to establish a full story.

Edwin Tux Honeydoll Diggs

Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago June 3 1918

Items from June 3 1918 include Kingsford’s term as Niagara State Reservation Commissioner ending June 12 with possible reappointment. Oswego Machine Co machinists walk out seeking nine hour day. Governor Sulzer vetoes a $50 000 bridge funding bill for Minetto. Fourth of July committee left $26.11 for the hospital. Louis Milo opens a fish market at West First and Seneca. Berries sell for 35 cents a quart. crop expected. Louise Junker Halb tops summer bowling at St Paul’s alleys with 207 193 187. Two Oswego residents on home relief reimbursed $1140. state denies welfare aid. Barbecue stand at Orpheum entrance barred by police after business complaints. Alice Mays elected president of Daughters of St George. Obituaries: Mrs Hannah Heimhilger 80 and Mrs Floyd Bullock 43.

Thomas P. Kingsford Niagara State Reservation Oswego Machine Co Neil Gray, Jr Sulzer Minetto Democratic Party Frank Schilling Louis Milo West First and Seneca Sts New York Louise Junker St. Paul's Alleys Orpheum Theatre Alice Mays Daughters of St. George Hannah S. Heimhilger Floyd Bullock

Oswego Area Straw-Bale Festival Opens Friday

A brief note marks the start of a community straw- bale event in Oswego, dated Friday June 3 1938, inviting residents to attend as part of a local observance.

Oswego State Teachers College to Award 348 Degrees

Commencement at Oswego State Teachers College on June 3, 1958 will award 348 degrees with 42 graduates from Oswego. David J. Read elected grand knight of Oswego Council 227 Knights of Columbus. Mrs Charles Schwalm obituary. Co-Workers of St Matthew’s Church reelect president Mrs August Schultz. Marie Connie Cutro elected president of Kappa Epsilon sorority. Rev William J Taylor named assistant pastor at St Louis church. John D Wilson named Richland welfare officer. Mrs Mildred McCann reelected president of Young People. Operation Oswego survey notes strong worker potential in city.

Oswego State Teachers College Oswego David J. Read Oswego Council Knights of Columbus Charles Schwalm E. Bridge St August Schultz Co-Workers St. Matthew's Church Marie Connie Cutro Kappa Epsilon Sorority William J. Taylor

Port Authority Committee Formed and Alumni Dinner Speaker Listed

Miss Frances M. Brown elected chairman of the Port Authority committee. Dr Norman Kitten to speak at the College Alumni dinner. Luther League and St Pauls Lutheran church are noted in the Associated items.

Ple Luther League St. Paul's Lutheran Church Frances M. Brown Port Authority Operation Oswego Norman Kitten

Housing Starts Likely Hit 14 Million in 1963

New York reports housing starts may reach 14 million in 1963, up from 1962 and marking the third straight year of increases. Allied Chemical Barrett's Division notes 1962 activity was about 10 percent higher than 1961 and roughly 15 percent above 1960.

New York UPI Allied Chemical Barrett

Evangelistic Week Set at Colosse Baptist Church

Western Belgium native Oscar VaniImpe will be the special preacher at Colosse Baptist Church evangelistic services from June 9 to 16. He will also perform on a chromatic type accordion. Evening services start at 7 30 p m and the public is invited.

Colosse Church Colosse Oscar VaniImpe Belgium Colosse Baptist Church

Dedication Rites Planned for Colense Baptist Church

The Colense Baptist Church will be dedicated Sunday June 9 at 3 p m. Pastor Rev William J Popp invites the public to attend. The church was built entirely by its members with heating contracted out.

Colense Baptist Church William J. Popp

Early settlers built rough huts to log cabins in new world

The text describes how first settlers used poles bark and branches for huts then logs for cabins with notches doors and chinking and notes sod and stone houses. It mentions Provincetown Massachusetts and a small prize for a mini cabin project with matches and paper roof.

Lower Right Provincetown Mass

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