Looking Backward Looking Backward 1921 Notes
Henry Turner known for collecting for Oswego Palladium visited Oswego on Sunday at age 82. Red Creek Herald notes remarks by Miss Margaret LeRoy Pro Frederick Leighton and Charles Riley at an OHS French banquet. Mrs. Harry Mizen hosted a gathering for Mrs. Helen McCarthy Cook of New York. Howard Cook, artist husband, served at Ft Ontario in the war. Oswego High School plans near July completion. house and equipment for sales will keep fences.
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Henry Turner
Oswego Palladium
Red Creek Herald
OHS
Hotel Danio
Margaret LeRoy
Frederick Leighton
Charles Riley
Harry Mizen
W. Fourth
Helen McCarthy Cook
N.Y
Howard
Ft. Ontario
Miss Dorothea Quackenbush Accepts Oswego Hospital Dietitian Post
A 1946 notice lists Miss Dorothea Quackenbush, Morrisville School of Agriculture graduate, taking a dietitian position at Oswego Hospital. An obituary notes deaths of Mrs. William Meiners, Frederick Forsyth, Mrs. Mary Garvey, Mrs. Amelia Laprell, and Ward Kimball. In sports, the Polish Americans beat two Fulton outfits behind one and two-hit performances by John Rys and Walt Steipen. Elizabeth Powell, president of Philomelians, recuperates at home after a minor throat operation.
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Dorothea Quackenbush
Morrisville School of Agriculture
Oswego Hospital
William Meiners
Frederick Forsyth
Mary Garvey
Amelia Laprell
Ward Kimball
John Rys
Walt Stepien
Fulton
Elizabeth Powell
Philomelians
Local Graduates and Society Notes From 1961
Ten years ago on June 3 1961 Donald Croucher earned a bachelor of science in chemical engineering from Carnegie Institute of Technology. Weddings include Lynda Kandt and Leo Palermiti Nancy Turner and George Gerken. Obituaries list Karl Hafer Camp William Welsh and George Skripnik. Camp We Go So Oswego YMCA Day Camp gains Bertsche property on Lake Ontario for this year. Centennial Ontarian yearbook edition dedicated to Dr. Dorothy Rogers.
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Donald Croucher
Eric Croucher
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lynda Kandt
Leo Palermiti
Nancy Turner
George Gerken
Karl Hafer
William Welsh
George Skripnik
Oswego
Bertsche
No Fire At Flack Home Oswego County Report
Oswego County Fire Control logged two alarms on Wednesday afternoon and evening. At 4:50 p.m. Oswego Fire Companies Two and Three checked the Flack residence at 210 Duer Street for sparks but found no fire. Deputy Chief James Brown led the scene. Volney Fire Dept responded to an overheated waste stack fire at the Armstrong Cork Plant on Route 57 at 8:59 p.m. No damage estimate was provided. Fire Chief Cedric Hall supervised that call.
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Oswego County Fire Control
Oswego
Flack
Duer St
James Brown
Volney Fire Dept
Armstrong Cork
Cedric Hall
Wig Maker of the Colonial Era
The article notes the colonial barber’s craft largely involved making cleaning curling and powdering wigs. It highlights how wig work dominated daily practice in early barber shops and reflects the era’s grooming standards and social rituals.
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