4-H Agents Plan Meetings in Henderson and Redfield
Fulton High School hosts 4-H Textiles for Teens in a Home Economics class presented by Barbara Mandigo on Monday June 6. Extension agents Donald MacVean and Mandigo attend the North Country Agents conference at Association Island Henderson Harbor. Friday June 10 at 3 pm Mandigo meets Dora Howard to discuss the Sandy Creek Fair booth. Saturday June 11 the Northern New York Dairy Tour in Gouveneur offers advanced dairy judging training for dairy members.
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Pulaski
Barbara Mandigo
Cooperative Extension
4-H
Fulton High School
Dorothy Beardsley
Donald MacVean
Mandigo
Association Island
Henderson Harbor
Dora Howard
Little France
Sandy Creek
Central Square Sewing Sisters
Redfield Tug Hill Boys
Vivian Harvey Leader
Redfield
Theo Grant
Odd Fellows
Veterans Night Observed by Pulaski Odd Fellows
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold Veterans Night at the IOOF Temple on Tuesday June 7 with a 7 p.m. picnic supper and a veterans buttons presentation for 18 members with 25 to 45 years service. Past Grand Master William H England will attend.
Two-Vehicle Collision Near Granby Minetto Road
Deputy Charles Parmley investigated a two car crash Saturday morning on Granby Minetto Road. Lillian Samson traveling north attempted a left turn and collided with a car driven by James D Kush as he tried to pass, no injuries reported.
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Granby-Minetto Road
Charles Parmley
Lillian Samson
Fulton RD 4
James D. Kush
Fulton
RD 1
Samson
Property Transfers Across Hastings Oswego and Fulton
A sequence of land transfers listed with buyer and seller names, addresses, and stamp taxes. Transactions include Hastings to Antonio Mulol, Palermo property. Oswego transfers to Alma R Joyce and to Arthur D Kyes. Fulton and Richland properties involve Walter J Scott and Leon A Caster among others.
Segal Profiles Nazi Revival Theme In Berlin Film
BERLIN AP actor George Segal discusses his role as a secret agent in The Quiller Memorandum about neo Nazi sentiment in Germany. He notes the mood is uneasy yet fuels his ascent from TV work to major film stardom amid questions from Germans about their image.
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Berlin
Segal
George Segal
Germany
United States
King Rat
The
Centurions
Lost Command
Real Estate Transfers Noted Across Oswego Area
Transactions show Carmen Vescio transferring property in Fulton to Joseph Barbagallo with stamps 3.85. Carl Mueller transfers Oswego town property to John Cavallier at 238 W Fifth St with stamps 1.65. Joseph Garrett sells Fulton property to James Crouch with stamps 1.10. Stanley Tracy sells Oswego area property to Harry Dolph with stamps 19.80. James McGraw Jr and Newnam transfer Georgia holdings to Joseph Ambrosetti at 267 E Second St with stamps 11. Pauline Talamo transfers RD Fulton property in Scriba and Volney to John Hibbert with stamps 8.25. Theodore Bobotis sells Fulton property to Lillian Babcock with stamps 0.55. George Finnerty transfers Williams Town property to SuJuan Hoke and C William Hoke in Williamstown with stamps 0.55. Lena Potenza transfers Liverpool holdings to Jack Inman in Syracuse for property in Rich-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Vescio
Fulton
Joseph R. Barbagallo
Oswego
Scriba & Volney
Theodore E. Bobotis
Lillian E. Babcock
George F. Finnerty
Williamstown
SuJuan T. Hoke
C. William Hoke
Clinton
Lena Potenza
Liverpool
Jack O. Inman
Obituary Joel E. Baker of Rochester and Minetto
Joel E. Baker, 76, of 86 Lansdale St., Rochester, born January 24, 1890 in Minetto, died today. He was an engineer on the State Barge Canal out of Oswego, later a plant engineer at Schlegel Company, and a life member of New London Lodge 420 F and A M. Survived by wife Ruth Brower Baker, four sons Wayne Clyde Jack Stanley, 12 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at Miller Funeral Home Rochester, burial White Haven Memorial Park. calling hours Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Joel E. Baker
Lansdale St
Minetto
Mr. Baker
Andrew
Helen Peterson Baker
A. M
Ruth Brower Baker
Wayne
Clyde
Jack
Stanley Baker
California
Miller Funeral Home, Inc
Hove Ave
Ralph Hutton
White Haven Memorial Park Cemetery
Octopus toxin paralyzes prey as NYC foreign-born surge noted
The piece states the octopus secretes a highly toxic poison that paralyzes small fishes crabs and other prey. It also notes that almost half of New York City's residents were born abroad or are first generation Americans.
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Henderson
Women's League of the Congregational Church
Charles Allen
Walter Miller, Sr
Charles Milligan
Robert Woods
K. A. Inman
Walter Koukal
Dora Dalton
Cape Vincent
Carlton Hotel
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Temple
Mabel Finley
Harry E. Bahn & W
Hastings
Antonio Mulol
Cicero
Ira M. Owen
Phoenix
George W. Gould
Granby
Leon A. Caster
State University College At
Minetto Merchants Women’s Bowling League
Anne Stewart
Nancy Jenkins
Phyllis Oot
Helen Beckwith
Jane Dedyck
Palladium-Times
Chesterlyn
Pinarama
Meceet
Ie Atla Leasing 5
Detroit
REM Leasing Corp, Inc
W. Bridge St
Oswego, N. Y
Octopus
New York
Tra Bohannan
Fifth St
William Kettle
Ralph
Ruth) Pare
Richard
Dorothy) Schneider
Bohennan
Niagara- Mohawk Power Corp
Dan River
Fabric
Bradford
Hous
Automotive Center
W.T. Grant CO
Albany & Oneida Sts
Pennleigh
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