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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
4
Local notices outline June church events across Grace Church and Grace Lutheran. Services include morning worship with Holy Communion and evangelist visits. youth groups, ECW meetings, and Boy Scout activities planned through mid June. Grace Lutheran changes worship time to 10 15 a m starting next Sunday.
At 129 E 4th Street Rev Lawrence E Angel leads Sunday School at 9 16 a m for all ages Morning worship at 11 N Y P S meets at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 p m Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m
The Baptist Tabernacle on State Road at the temporary location lists 6:45 Sunday school 11:00 Morning service with Communion at 4:45 Music practice and 7:90 Evening service. Wednesday features Prayer and Bible study. Thursday includes an ordination council at Fulton Calvary Baptist Church for George Chadwick.
West Baptist Church at Third and Mohawk Sts led by Rev. David L. Higgs announces a June docket. Includes Baccalaureate and morning worship on Sunday, a Baptist Association meeting, teachers meeting, Ann Judson Society picnic, and a Bell Choir ice cream social to raise funds for Alfred convention.
Sunday services at the church include 9 30 am university Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church 945 am church school 11 00 am Holy Worship with child programs. Sermon by Dr Pennock on vocabulary in a modern Christian mystery. MYF picnic at Nestles Park Fulton.
The United Church of Christ on East Fourth at Oneida Street lists services and activities led by Minister Rees T. Williams. Sunday activities include Bible class at 9 30 a m Worship Hour with Holy Communion at 10 45 a m and Church School at 11 a m A worship service at the County Jail is scheduled for 3 p m. Weekday programs cover Brownies Monday Junior and Senior Choir rehearsals Wednesday and Children’s Day rehearsal Saturday.
The Rev. Frederick R. Mills presides at Christ Church 120 W. Fifth St. Trinity Sunday with 8:00 am Holy Communion, 10:00 am Holy Communion with Sermon, and 10:30 am Church School for grades 1-4.
St Pauls Lutheran Church notes Trinity Sunday service at 10:15 am with child care and a Communion service earlier. Senior and Luther League joint gathering at 5 pm. St Matthew and St Pauls Sunday School staff meeting at 7:30 pm. First Church of Christ Scientist services at 11 am with nursery and Bible Lesson Sermon on God the Only Cause.
The Salvation Army at 85 West Third lists weekly services and activities led by Lt. Captain Harold Borrer. Sundays include 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Holiness meeting 6 p.m. Street meeting 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting 7 p.m. Salvation meeting and 4 p.m. Beginner Band. Weekday sessions feature Y P L Sunbeams Boy’s Club Girl Guards Junior Soldiers Jr Singing Co Corps Cadets Junior Band with Thursday Prayer and Praise, Friday Crusaders.
The Minetto church led by Rev. Charles H. Marks lists 10 a.m. services with church school and Holy Communion, 6 p.m. Junior Hi Youth Fellowship, 3:45 p.m. Senior Hi Youth to Fulton rally, and midweek meetings including Pastoral Relations and Stewardship Commission. Next Sunday a youth offering to attend Camp Aldersgate.
Rev Edwin G Molnar pastor leads Sunday worship at 10 am Holy Communion and sermon with church school. Weekday events include Girl Scout meetings Tuesday and Friday camp out, Wednesday vestry, and Thursday Girl Scout Mother and Daughter banquet.
Rev. George H. Yager leads services with Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 followed by Holy Communion at 2 30 and an Oswego County Baptist Association meeting at West Baptist with reports and a 5 30 supper. Inspiration message by Dr. George Hill. Week activities list Girl Scout Troop 22 meeting Monday Board of Education Tuesday Kings Daughters Thursday Bible reading June devotions noted.
Corner E Fourth at Utica Streets hosts morning worship on June 5 with sermon God's Greatest Gift and a MYF picnic at Nestles Park. Activities include Girl Scouts, choir rehearsals, and church board meetings. Evening events at Rev Morrison Rider church follow with Open House and youth service themes.
Parish list for St Pauls Church includes Rev Paul H Martineau pastor and Rev Moritz Fuchs with Rev John J Costello as assistant pastors. Sunday services feature Low Masses at 7 8 0 15 a m and 12 30 p m and High Mass at 11 a m Baptisms at 2 p m Perpetual Novena and Mass each Monday at 5 20 p m Confessions Saturday at 4 5 30 and 7 30 8 30 p m.
West Seventh and Cayuga Streets lists Rt. Rev Msgr Edward W Wueld pastor emeritus Rev Robert E Hall pastor Rev John J Daley and Rev Raymond B Wood assistants. Sunday masses include Low Mass at 6 8 9 45 and 11 high Mass at 11 and Low Mass at 12 30 p.m. Baptisms Sunday at 1 30 p.m. Holy Hour first Friday at 7 30 p.m.
St Johns Church on West Third and Erne Streets lists Rev Harold J Quinn as pastor with assistants Rev John J Comeskey and Rev Robert S Jones. Sunday services include Low Mass at 8 and 9 30 and High Mass at 11. Baptisms at 1 30. Weekday Masses at 7, 7 30 and 8 00. Confessions Saturdays 4 5 45 and 7 30 9 p.m.
St Stephen's Church Niagara and Hawkey Streets Reverend Albin J Majdanik pastor. Sunday services include Low Masses at 7 and 8 30 and a High Mass at 11 A M. Baptisms by appointment. Holy days Masses at 7 45 A M and 7 30 P M. Weekday Masses at 7 45 A M Saturday 8 A M.
Rev Arthur J. Blodgett pastor announces Sunday services with Low Masses at 8 30 a m and High Mass at 10 30 a m Daily Mass at 7 45 a m at the East Fourth and Bridge Streets church.
St Josephs Church on West First Street between Oneida and Mohawk Streets lists Rev Francis J Furfaro as pastor and Rev Edward A Patane as assistant pastor. Sunday masses at 8 9 10 and 11 with baptisms at 1130. daily masses 7 and 730. holy days 7 8 1210 and 515 p.m.
Rev. John A. Quinn serves as pastor with Rev. Lawrence Shu as assistant. Sunday masses are at 7 9 and 11 a.m. Miraculous Medal Novena is held Mondays at 7 30 p.m. Benediction Fridays at 6 p.m. Confessions are Saturday 4 5 30 and 7 8 30 p.m.
Church notices list Mass times for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minetto with Low and High Mass on Sundays and weekday Masses, baptisms by appointment. Our Lady of the Rosary Hannibal offers daily Mass and two Sunday Masses. a mission at St Joseph's Southwest Oswego at 10 am. confessions on Saturday evenings.
The Associated Press reports warm, near to above normal temperatures across the eastern U.S while the northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley see cool air and storms. Heavy rain hail and strong winds affect areas from the Plains to the Midwest including 65 mph gusts in Norfolk Nebraska and a tornado near Yankton South Dakota. Readings reach the 80s and 90s with a 105 degree high in Presidio Texas.
A 50th anniversary of the Fenian raids from New York into Canada is marked with references to Fenians and aims to seize Canada and strike England. Local participation noted with J Heagerty Jr offering 1000 large pineapples for sale at ten cents each. Remodeling at St John’s Hall proceeds for a Sept parochial school opening. Charles Evans Hughes appears set to win the Republican nomination at Chicago. German civilians told to subsist on vegetables for eight weeks to preserve meat for soldiers.
Twenty five years ago news includes R A F bombs depot at Beirut and British troops in Mosul Iraq. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm dies at 82. Ruth Raby named Oswego High teacher to be succeeded by Virginia O'Brien at Kingsford Park. Obituaries for George B Mudock and Mrs Joseph Mentro. Culkin and Col Willis Shippard discuss Fort Ontario land for anti-aircraft training. Bond Riding Academy fire burns down. seven horses saved.
A June 5 1941 report notes Axis bombers strike Alexandria Egypt and British forces blockade Syria and Lebanon. Other items include James R Burke 50 of Long Island City dead in a Prospect Conn auto crash, Roger G Nash named district deputy grand master for Oswego Masons, obituary Mrs Andrew Shultz 66, Dr Charles S Turner joins Oswego Normal faculty succeeding Dr Guy Wagner, and Goldbergs take second in City Softball League beating Peerless Ice 10 to 0 with De Castro on the mound.
Ten years ago on June 4 1956 a British scientist stated that scientists may find a kind of penicillin to control most or all forms of cancer. Paul F Standke of Oswego was chosen commander of the Upstate New York district council of United Spanish War Veterans. Mrs Ray Bellinger of the city was injured as cars collided on Rt 3. O Keefe s Bear softballers.
Deaths Bartolo LaMacchia and Nikita Khrushchev are noted as charged figures. The present Kremlin regime is said to have downgraded Stalin amid reports of a planned purge by Stalin's top associates just before his death.
A Nobel prize scientist today argued viruses cause most cancers including human cancers. He spoke as evidence grows in virology and oncology. He cited research linking viral infection to tumor development and urged continued study.
Caneadea New York AP: 75 year old farmer Frank W. Cooper, pinned under his tractor for four days while filling ruts behind his barn, died Friday at Cuba Memorial Hospital after neighbor Bret Taylor found him and alerted authorities. Cooper lived on New Hudson Road. State Police reported the incident.
Rooms at Mer ic Caverns on Route 66 in Missouri can hold 2 500 persons in total capacity.
Chief Mediator David L. Cole scheduled talks Sunday with the News Paper Guild of New York to settle the World Journal Tribune strike now entering its 41st day. An accord was reached with six crafts, while negotiations with the Guild pressmen mailers and drivers continue.
In North Tonawanda New York a 6 year old boy David Beck died in a house fire after playing with matches despite his father’s warning. The fire at 18 Monroe Street caused about 13000 dollars in damage and a 2 year old sister escaped with the father by leaping from a second story window.
Appalachia Mello-Dears all-girl Drum and Bugle Corps, founded in 1961, will appear at the Fourth of July celebration in Oswego. The program features three female and three Junior corps, with competition chairs townsend Grow Beadle. The Mello-Dears tour New York State and Canada, will join state and national Legion and VFW contests, and sponsor the Festival of Brass on Aug 13 at Marvin Park in Owego.
Irving Texas Robert J Easton son of Clarence Easton and Mary Horan was elected Precinct 40 chair in Harris County leading a liberal 20 member delegation to the county convention. A Rice University senior chemical engineering student Easton defeated Aubrey Calvin 3-2 and will serve on the county executive committee. He is a 1962 Irving High School graduate and National Merit finalist.
William Smiley an 18 year old Corning resident was killed when his car left Route 17 west of Corning struck a concrete abutment traffic sign and a utility pole Two other people were injured and hospitalized State Police said the car traveled about 600 feet before stopping Smiley lived at RD 3
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