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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
4
Workers and residents waited for word on a hotel strike and contract dispute at the Hotel Pontiac. Union officials and city leaders had held talks, with no official announcement by press time.
Mr and Mrs Ralph DeCaire announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Doris Mae to Francis John May son of Mrs Victoria May of North Syracuse. Doris Mae is Oswego High School and Grace Downs Air Career school graduate and works at Hancock Airport. Francis John May, a North Syracuse High School alumnus, served four years in the Air Force and works for Ridmark's in Syracuse. The wedding is set for August 31.
Several city court speeding cases were postponed to later dates at the request of various attorneys. One of two speeding trials held resulted in a conviction for Thomas Law of Hillside Avenue, who paid a $15 fine. Law was represented by John J. McCormack. Eugene F. Sullivan Jr. prosecuted.
Vatican City lists Pope John’s official titles as Bishop of Rome vicar of Jesus Christ and supreme pontiff. He is called the good Pope the Pope of unity and the Pope of peace in Rome and by foreign press as the Pope of co existence.
Public invited to a first recital on the new Allen electronic organ at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 7 30 p m. guest organist David Straker Bowman from Syracuse University will perform works by Bach Buxtehude Ives Franck Gigot and Widor among others.
The Palatine Guard of Honor, about 100 members from Rome’s aristocratic families, wore blue uniforms and plumed hats when the Pope died. They serve without pay at papal functions and take time off from their regular jobs to stand at stations in the Apostolic Palace.
Dr. Gunter Venzke of Braun schweig West Germany, guest of Miss Marie and Albert Fenske in Johnson Road, spoke at the Ameri can Acoustical Society spring meeting New Yorker. He met with standards officials, toured Knowles Electronics Chicago Riverbank labs Bell Aircraft Niagara Falls Armstrong Cork Lancaster Carrier Syracuse. Arrived May 13 by jet, plans to depart June 8 after speaking in Boston. Also notes a Syracuse veterans hospital patient and a sorority meeting with charity drive reminders.
The K E society will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Miss Linda Thalman 153 E Fifth St to conduct its planned gathering.
Delta Gamma Delta sorority to meet tonight at 103 E Eighth St the home of Miss Martha Warmer Members should bring their sorority camp money.
St Marys PTA announces a covered dish supper and auction for the Sisters on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Members should bring a favorite dish to pass and their own table service. Full attendance is desired.
The Benevolent Society of the Community Baptist church of Scriba will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 Thursday evening at the church.
Mrs. Gertrude Murphy and Mrs. Ruth Adams hosted at 75 E. Van Buren St for Miss Joan Cobb Mowers whose September wedding to Gilbert Nichols of Oswego is planned for June 22. Guests from Oswego Parish Mexico Pulaski and Newark, Del attended.
Rock at 182 Conway Terrace attended the commencement exercises at St Lawrence University in Canton. Their daughter Miss Margaret LaRock was among the graduates.
Quattrini Dehrn Post 5885 VFW will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Commander Bradford urges all present to finalize arrangements for purchasing a new post home.
A Theta Phi Omega member group plans a 7 o'clock meeting at the home of Miss Ann Izyk located at 356 West Third Street.
Mrs. Leonard Weeks outlines the June gathering to be held Thursday June 6 at 1 30 p m at 231 Syracuse Ave home of Mrs Charles Thompson Dessert will be served and a Chinese Auction pennies collection will occur Love Gift offerings will be received for the program Christ the Lord of My Life The event is led by Mrs Beulah Mc Brien and Mrs George H Yager Dr and Mrs Foster S Brown and family attend St Lawrence University commencement in Canton Their son Wallace graduates and plans to study at University of Rochester Medical School Dr Brown soon to be installed as the university's 13th president and currently leads State University College at Oswego.
Mrs Norris J Mitchell president announces the Overcoming Circle of the King's Daughters will sponsor a bake sale Friday June 7 starting at 10 a.m. at Workman's Flower Shop 37 West Bridge St with Ina Askew and George Scheutzow on the committee. Contact Mrs Pierce 8S Smith to arrange pickup.
Four defendants appeared before Judge Don H. Stacy in Oswego County Court and pleaded guilty to reduced charges. Sweeney of Oswego Parl Hay slip Oswego Robert Serow of Oswego and Kimball Fulton admitted to unlawful entry and petit larceny with a third count dismissed. All remanded for sentence later. Samuel Wallace pleaded guilty to assault second degree and faces sentencing Thursday.
Forest Bundy of 112 West Seneca Street was injured when a parked car rolled down a grade and struck a utility pole while Bundy leaned against it. The Wells Jr. vehicle at fault suffered front end damage and was towed from West Schuyler Street between Eighth and Ninth. Bundy’s injuries were not listed.
Tass notes Pope John XXIII’s peace encyclical Peace on Earth aims to end war and unite nations. Queen Elizabeth II Chancellor Adenauer de Gaulle and Emperor Hirohito express deep sorrow over global tensions and conflicts.
In St Andrews on the Old Course 6936 yards par 72 Richard Davies defending champion beat Peter Davidson 4 and 3. Labron Harris US champion lost 2 and 1 to Lionel Smith. Patton and Gardner also exited first round as Pirie and Cros score upsets.
The article describes the conclave process to elect a new pope. About 200 cardinals will live in locked apartments with aides until a pope is chosen, while smoke signals from the Sistine Chapel indicate progress. It notes past misfires including 1958 and the eventual election of Angelo Roncalli.
The New York market shows ample wholesale egg offerings with higher demand on medium and light grades. Whites and browns show ranges across extras, top quality, mediums, smalls, and peewees with price bands noted.
Mrs Chester Dumond of Ulster Park New York died when her car overturned into a ditch on a highway near St. Rosalie Quebec. Her husband was seriously injured and taken to a hospital in St Hyacinthe. She was 77 years old and a former New York State commissioner of agriculture.
Bernard J. Morris of Ridgeway Sites Minette has been named sales manager for the Oswego area of Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation. The announcement was made by William R. Wright area manager. Morris joined Niagara Mohawk in 1939 served in the U S Air Force 1942 46 with 26 Pacific missions and attended Denver University during service. He is a member of the Oswego Chamber of Commerce and the Illuminating Engineering Society. Brian F Hanlon was named sales representative for Oswego area. a Le Moyne College graduate 1958 he previously served in the Syracuse customer service department.
Cardians meet in Rome between June 18 and 21 to elect Johns successor. Eugene Cardinal Tisserant summons the full College of Cardinals to Rome. The new pope will decide on continuing the Ecumenical Council and church relations with Communist governments. Montini of Milan is a leading papabile. Three cardinal electors were named in pectore and remain unnamed.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity will hold an officer election tonight at the home of Pat and Tom Garbett on West Seventh Street.
A solemn high Mass for the soul of the late pontiff will be held Sunday June 9 at 9 a m in St Stephen’s church. The Rev Joseph M Kowalczyk will celebrate with purple and white mourning decor as parish children receive Communion and a Confirmation class of 88 will be confirmed on June 12 at 7 p m.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp will refund $2,545,000 to natural gas customers, including $72,000 for Oswego area. Refunds appear as lump sum credits on bills mailed after June 5. The Public Service Commission approved the method. The total refunds reach $4,235.00 after a second distribution. monthly billing reductions began last October. The company also lowered natural gas costs by $1.7 million annually due to cheaper wholesale gas.
Oswego County Public Service Council schedules a program on The Family Court following its dinner meeting Thursday June 6 at the Chamber of Commerce Fulton Eugene F Sullivan Jr district attorney will speak OSCOPUESCO members will hear about the Newark Welfare Conference regional meeting held in Auburn June 5 focused on The Family Court All interested in The Family Court are invited dinner at 7 program at 830.
In Syracuse Onondaga Lake Parkway trucks blocked the railroad underpass twice on Monday as two tractor trailers failed to clear a 11 feet 3 inch clearance. The first crash damaged machinery valued at $100000 on a flatbed and no injuries were reported. The second trailer toppled onto its side but the underpass remained undamaged. Drivers Steven Toboz and Keith B House were involved.
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