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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1965

Page

13

Gallagher First To Announce His Reelection Plans

Fourth Ward Alderman Charles E F Gallagher announces he will seek a fourth term on the Democratic ticket in November. He notes past Liberal Party endorsement and continues service on Finance Committee Industrial and Commercial Relations Budget Commission Recreation Commission and Metropolitan Pollution Survey Committee.

Charles EF. Gallagher The Palladium Times Liberal Party Gallagher Common Council Fourth Ward

Alderman Gallagher Maps Campaign Plans in Ward

In a move to coordinate pollution control across the city and neighboring towns Alderman Gallagher one of five Democratic incumbents on the Common Council says he will begin soon to map plans for campaigning in his ward.

Gallagher

Firsts Mark MEDICO CARE Merger Three Years

New York report notes three milestones since the MEDICO CARE merger including Jordan's first eye bank, Malaysia's mainland neurosurgical unit, and Tunisia's first orthopedic hospital.

New York UPI Medico CARE Jordan Malaysia Tunisia

Obituary of Willis J. Corwin educator and turkey farmer

Willis J. Corwin 79 husband of Lois Lowrey Corwin died this morning at Harry Wood nursing home after weeks as a patient. Born in Altmar November 5 1885 he worked with the University of Minnesota in agriculture and started Oswego County turkey farming at Altmar in 1930 later expanding to the Mexico area. Surviving with his wife are a sister and four grandchildren. Private services will be held and flowers omitted. Arrangements handled by the main funeral home.

Willis James Corwin Lois Lowrey Corwin Hall Road Semiba Harry Wood Nursing Home Altmar Frank and Elizabeth Leno Corwin Corwin University of Minnesota Oswego Mexico St. John's Episcopal Church Blanche Wilcox Sarasota Fla Ralph Marjorie) Schumacher Santa Barbara Calif Willa Mae Corwin James Corwin, Jr Mae Corwin Palatka

Mrs. Morris Benjamin Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. Morris Benjamin of 84 01 Main St Kew Gardens Jamaica L I died Thursday morning at New York University Hospital New York City after a short illness. Survived by her husband and son Robert Benjamin sister Ina Sussman and several brothers. Former Oswego resident wife of shoe store proprietor The Bootery West First Street. Active in Temple Adath Israel and Oswego Hospital Women's Auxiliary. Services set for 1 p m Friday at Schwartz Funeral Home Forest Hills.

Morris Benjamin Ann Benjamin Main St Kew Gardens Jamaica L. L New York University Hospital New York City Robert Benjamin Ina Sussman Benjamin Oswego West First Street Temple Adath Israel Oswego Hospital Women's Auxiliary Schwartz Funeral Home Forest Hills

Funeral services for George M Waring

George M Waring husband of Mary Norton Waring of 42 Mitchell Street had funeral services this afternoon at 2 at the Church of the Evangelists Episcopal with Rev Arthur Harrington officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery with bearers Carl Kano Floyd Russell George Luke William McKinstry John Natoli and Charles Mittler.

George M. Waring Mary Norton Waring Mitchell St Church of the Evangelists Episcopal Arthur Harrington St. James Episcopal Church Pulaski Riverside Cemetery Carl Kano Floyd Russell George Luke William McKinstry John Natoli Charles Mittler

Rockefeller Vetoes New $1.50 Minimum Wage Plan

Gov. Rockefeller signals a veto of the Democratic proposal to raise New York State minimum wage from $1.25 to $1.50 an hour, arguing it would drive industry from the state. Other actions include welfare commissioners appointment, a Thruway billboard rule defeat, an elections residency amendment sent to the Assembly, a repeal vote on the full-crew law, and a $6 million annual increase in aid to adult, evening, and summer school programs.

Albany N. Y Rockefeller Assembly Senate New York State

Whites Welcome at St. Thomas Episcopal Church Vote

The congregation of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, regarded as the oldest Negro Episcopal church in the United States, voted unanimously to strike a charter clause that barred whites from voting membership.

Philadelphia St. Thomas Episcopal Church United States

St Marys parish picnic set for Fair Haven bluff

On Saturday June 12 from 10 a m a parish picnic for St Marys church members and their children will be held on the bluff at Fair Haven State Park. Games cards and baseball will be played with prizes and favors for children. Sheltered area reserved and transportation food and drinks to be supplied by families. Signs will direct the way to the bluff. Officers elected at St Marys CYO include President John McGrath and others. A hospital patient at Oswego hospital is Thomas Ashbee, 94 FE Albany St a SUCO student. Esther Circle of Trinity Methodist church elected officers and will hold WSCS birthday dinner June 16 at the church. A July 7 supper meeting planned at Sandy Pond Ball and Tompkins cottage. Mr and Mrs Junior Burnett announce a son born May 29 at Oswego hospital.

Fair Haven State Park St. Mary's Church Thomas Ashbee Albany St SUCO Oswego Hospital Esther Circle Trinity Methodist Church Jerry Keefe E. Second St Ben Bough Edmond Vincent Earl Tompkins Edwin Keefe Good Cheer George M. Butler Charles Drake Junior Burnett W. Fifth St

Johnson Urges Less Silver in U S Coins

President Johnson called Congress to curb silver in coins to conserve the metal. Proposals include keeping pennies and nickels silver free, replacing dimes and quarters with copper core and copper nickel rims, reducing half dollar silver to 40 percent, and preserving the silver dollar cartwheel ban. New coins expected next year, with 300 million troy ounces of silver to be used this year.

Washington Johnson U.S Congress

Fifty ninth wedding anniversary and academy of friendship event

10 Porter St. will mark its 59th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 6. The couple were married June 6 1906 at Christ Episcopal church by the late Rev. R H Gesner. Mrs Smith is the former Anna Ewing of 163 W Seneca St. Women of the Moose Chapter 288 meet at 3 p m June 6 at the lodge to honor Florence Brower Gloria Haynes and Rita Johnson who received their Academy of Friendship degrees. Patricia Conroy is chairman.

Porter St Christ Episcopal Church R. H. Gesner Smith Anna Ewing W. Seneca St

New US Coins Feature Copper Edge On Dime and Quarter

Treasury aims to deter melting by fixing silver at a fraction over 1.29 dollars per troy ounce. Dimes and quarters keep size and design similar to today with a copper edge showing the copper core. The half dollar remains largely the same but uses a silver copper core alloy with bonding to an outer silver copper layer and features Kennedy.

John F. Kennedy

May receipts totaling 9204.01 reported by county clerk deputy

County Clerk department receipts for May amount to 9 204 01 per deputy John W Cox. Major items include Deeds 1 664 Mortgages 819 75 Discharges 254 50 Assignments 29 50 Releases 49 Uniform Commercial Code 1 878 Certificates 91 50 Certified Copies 45 Notice of Pendency 9 Judgments 69 Transcripts 10 Orders 31 50 Searches 1 633 50 Filing Papers 222 Other Services 319 26 Motor Vehicle Fees 2 079 Total 9 204 01.

John W. Cox

Change Proposed to Shift County Board Meeting Start

A resolution to move the annual meeting start date earlier by one month is to be introduced at today’s Board of Supervisors session. The aim is to allow more time for town budget preparations after the county tax budget adoption.

Board of Supervisors

Notre Dame Adds Teams to 1965 Football Schedule

Notre Dame expands its 1965 slate to include California Northwestern Army North Carolina and Miami of Florida, teams not listed on the 1964 schedule. This reshapes opponents and travel plans for next season.

California Northwestern Army North Carolina Miami Florida Notre Dame

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