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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
3
Miss Nancy E. Wilson and Russell Charles Dionne wed at 1 p.m. in Hendrick's Chapel Syracuse University. Attendants included Sharon Sotherden and Judy Dionne. Reception in the chapel lounge followed by a car trip through the eastern states. They will live in Syracuse.
State inspector Warren A. Harding filed a report with Sheriff Raymond Cotten finding Oswego County Jail in fine condition. The facility housed prisoners properly, records were up to date, and maintenance was good. The 40 acre jail farm supplies most food, meals were consistent, and religious services occur in the basement chapel.
Clark couple welcomes a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Oswego RD 1 on June 3. Brown couple greet a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis 7 W Eighth Street on June 4. Gregory couple announce a child born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Box 207 Orwell on June 3.
Diana Jane Hull and Donald William Kelly married at St. Louis Catholic Church with a nuptial mass. The couple, from Oswego, will honeymoon in Delaware and reside at 171 FE Second Street after a reception at Dante Alighieri Hall. The ceremony featured a white organza gown, ensembles for attendants, and a large floral altar display.
Funeral services for Irene Rose Schneible 55 a native of Oswego who died in Waterville were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at 2 p m. The Rev John A W Kirsch officiated. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were Reginald Ashbee Fred Blum Paul Casserly John Casemento George Cziry and James H Smith.
Funeral services for Frank L. Quesnell aged 53 husband of Irene Rossman Quesnell of 78 Hamilton Homes will be held Monday at 9 a.m. at Dain Funeral Home and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Peter's Catholic Church Burial follows in St. Peter's Cemetery Friends may call today and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
The McGough Bridge Club held its weekly tournament at the Fortnightly Club. In North-South play, King and Hillman led with 113 points while Matteson and Brown scored 107 percent and Scanlon and James 10044. East-West saw McGough and Seymour totaling 93, with LaFave and Sgroi close at 92 and Thorpe and Deady at 91.
Miss Ellen Virginia Farrell daughter of Mrs. Thomas Edward Farrell and the late Mr. Farrell of 56 Montcalm Street wed Clement Allen Nelson son of the Rev Ralph C. Nelson of 42 May Pole Road Quincy Mass in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church Hartford presided by Rev Robert E Hall. Attendants wore yellow linen gowns and carried white daisies. Following services a reception was held at the Pontiac Hotel. The couple plans to reside in Boston after education and careers in health and aviation.
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Fadden investigated a one car crash on Route 57 near Fulton. Mrs. Jean Wait 38 of Seneca Hill was driving south when a deer ran into her path causing her car to swerve and go into a ditch. She was admitted to Lee Memorial Hospital with back injuries and lacerations.
Showings at META OY TIME TABS and New State Theatre Fulton list The Singing Nun with multiple daily times from June 4 to 7. Also scheduled are A Man Could Get Killed The Iperess File and A Day to Remember with various matinee and evening slots across venues.
The Oswego couple Patricia Ann Zeller and Edward L. Piersall were married in a 1 pm double ring ceremony at Lycoming Methodist Church. The bride wore nylon organza with Alencon lace and carried white butterfly roses, with a reception at the Polish American Club. They will reside at 7 East Tenth Street. she works at Owego Hospital and he at Davies Construction Co.
A public hearing on the $4 215 146 50 tentative budget for 1966 67 will be held Tuesday at 8 p m in the Oswego High School library. The 1 822 602 50 tax levy is listed. The board meeting starts at 7 30 p m with an 8 p m budget recess.
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