660 foot long building rises for Pulaski paper mill
Lee-Schoeller Paper Co plans a 660 by 290 foot mill building with a 44 foot high ceiling. Footings on solid rock will support 18 foot concrete columns for the machine room basement and a closed loop water system will reclaim process water. Miller-Davis Construction Co funds the project with Hyer Construction Co. supervising an electric substation and spur rail work by New York Central crews. Some machinery will arrive from Germany via the St. Lawrence Seaway and Oswego Port.
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Pulaski
Lee-Schoeller Paper Co
Gordon Moore
Simpson-Lee Paper Co
Ripon
Calif
Miller-Davis Construction Co
Kalama- 700
Mich
Hyer Construction Co
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Germany
St. Lawrence Seaway
Port of
DAR Chapter Installs Its New Officers
In Mexico The Silas Town D A R Chapter met Friday at Mrs Earl C Dexter's home. Reg ent Mrs Ernest Blanchard presided as officers were installed by Mrs F Hoyt Hollister for two years: reg ent Mrs Albert Adams vice reg ent Mrs Charles Mowry chaplain Mrs Clara Davis secretary Mrs Frank Elmhurst treasurer Mrs R Austin Rackus historian Mrs F Hoyt Hollister registrar Mrs Dexter. Also noted: Miss Carnegie spoke on the Continental Congress with slides. Miss Carnite editor of the Empire State DAR News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Silas Town
D.A.R
Earl C. Dexter
Jean MacDougall
Ernest Blanchard
F. Hoyt Hollister
Albert Adams
Charles Mowry
Clara Davis
Frank Elmhurst
R. Austin Rackus
Dexter
Amelva Chamberlain
Alice Carnrite
Sandy Creek
Carnegie
Washington, D.C
Carnite
Empire State Dar. News
John O'Mara
Horace Wilson
Worth Dvgert
Maine
Francis Lallier
David Albert
Oswerco Hospital
David
Lallier
Queen Avia 1 Nominated For Fort Ontario Aviation Meet
Nominations are open for Queen Avia 1 who will reign over the aviation meet at Fort Ontario on July 4. Edward Sova, age 12, lost part of his foot near Hart Street when hit by a freight car but is recovering. The Fulton Board of Education honors two Oswego girls Eva Wright and Elizabeth Sadler with principal appointments at Phillips Street and Oak Street schools.
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Avia
Fort Ontario
Edward Sova
Hart St
Fiiely
Board of Supervisors
R. M. Barnett
Oswego
Fulton Board of Education
Eva Wright
Elizabeth Sadler
Phillips St. School
Oak St. Oswego
Fulton
Rockefeller estate and charity totals reported with legal notes
John D. Rockefeller Sr left a gross estate near 25 million dollars after giving away 530 million to charities. Samuel Lebowitz will defend a former Fultonian charged with first degree murder in the July death of Allen in Fulton. Obituary notices mention William A. Strong Lt. Col. Joseph P. Burns and Dr. More than 500 4 H members gather for a county rally at Oswego Normal School with Florence Forster named D of St George president. Rev Charles Harding chosen moderator of Oswego County Baptist Association. Oswego Nats rally late to beat Ogdensburg 5 4 and 7 6 to stay atop Can Am league standings.
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John D. Rockefeller Sr
Samuel Lebowitz
New York
Eisenhower push for real peace drives GOP bid
Gen. D. D. Eisenhower positions for the GOP presidential nomination by linking security and world peace. Ethel Barker is chosen senior regent of Women of Moose. City hires special deputies to curb teen drinking. Tavern owners and Teen Center staff discuss the issue. Steel strike could delay Utica Street bridge project. George Roberts, a concert pianist, sustains injuries in a auto crash. Lake Ontario reaches a new May water mark at 249 feet 4 inches, beating 1862 peak.
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D. D. Eisenhower
GOP
Ethel Barker
Women of Moose
Utica Street
George Roberts
Lake Ontario
Pulaski Phillies Defeated Again in League Play
Pulaski Phillies lose 4-0 to Klein's All Sports of Utica in Land O Lakes League action. Managers are John Callahan Fete Gilson and Al Craig. They travel to Syracuse to face the Ramblers at Meacheam Park this Saturday, with Durhamville visiting Sunday.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Phillies
Land O' Lakes
Klein
All Sports of
Utica
Phillies
John Callahan
Fete Gilson
al Craig
Syracuse
Syracuse Ramblers
Meacheam Park
Durhamville
Richard Mandigo Heads Pulaski PTA
Richard Mandigo was elected and installed president of the Pulaski PTA succeeding retiring president Milton Holthouse. Otto Hoenow was named vice president along with Mrs. Edson Zufelt as secretary and Mrs. Max Templeton as treasurer. The new officers begin planning for the coming year.
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Richard Mandigo
Pulaski Pta Pulaski
PTA
Milton Holthouse
Otto Hoenow
Edson Zufelt
Max Templeton
Anniversary Mass for Rev Thomas J Murphy in Pulaski
A large congregation attended the High Mass marking the 25th anniversary of Rev. Thomas J Murphy’s ordination in Pulaski. Rev Francis OBrien of North Bay preached. An evening reception featured gifts from St Johns, St Marys Altmar, and St Franciss Lacona with donations from parishioners, the Haly Name Society, and Altar Rosary Society.
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Pulaski
Thomas J. Murphy
Francis O'Brien
North Bay
Father Murphy
Richard P. Morisette
Samuel J Clark
St. Jon's
St. Mary's
Altmar
St. Francis
Lacona
John Carnes
Haly Name Society
Juanita Totten
Altar-Rosary Society
Vicky Tempieon
Sick Room Tip: Empty Pint Jar As Nonspill Drink Container
A UPI item from New York suggests a simple sick room hack. Use an empty pint jar with a cover as a spill resistant drink holder by punching a straw hole in the cover and filling the jar partly before sealing.
4-H Club Congresses To Meet At Cornell University
Oswego County 4-H members head to the 36th annual 4-H Club Congress at Cornell University from June 26 to 29. Delegates include Larry Gortney Fred Graves Douglas Ingerson James Balson Jack Baker Alan Woodruff Henry Wood Joe Slater Mike Westcott Charles Mendigo Melvin Mirror with alternates David Turk Patrick Vierrlando Peter Huntley. Frances Cooper and Wayne Goodwin serve as council assistants. Also announced is a rummage sale by St Mary's Guild at the Pulaski parish house Friday June 8 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday June 9 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contributions welcome this week.
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Pulaski
Oswego County
Cornell University
Donald MacVean
Barbara Mandigo
Helen Hoyt
West Monroe
Larry Gortney
Fred Graves
Douglas Ingersoll
James Balson
Jack Baker
Alan Woodruff
Henry Wood
Joe Slater
Mike West
St. Mary’s Guild
Oswego 4-H Council Receives Multiple Reports
The Oswego County 4-H Club Council met in Hannibal High School cafeteria. Reports covered Rural Youth Conference in Lisle Tri-State Youth Conference in Pocono City Agriculture trips Cap itol Day Trip and Canton Career meeting details.
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Pulaski
Oswego County
Hannibal High School
Lisle
Pocono
New York City
Capitol
Canton
Park Methodist WSCS to Meet at Mrs Foster Home
The Park Methodist Church WSCS will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Paul Foster’s home for dessert. Worship and program leaders include Mrs Russell Clark chair Mrs W J Clark Mrs Gordon Mahiey Mrs C Richards and Mrs Stewart Stowe serving as assisting hostesses.
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Pulaski
WSCS
the Park Methodist Church
Paul Foster
Russell Clark
W. J. Clark
Gordon Mahiey
C. Richards
Stewart
Stowe
Festive plant centerpieces with matching fruit saucers NYC
A New York party idea suggests using flowering and foliage plants arranged as centerpieces. Potted plants can be placed in matching saucers filled with fruits to add variety and charm to table settings.
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New York
UPI
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Pulaski Paper Manufacturing
Freezer
DAR Chapter
Ers
Calico Club
Harold Freeman
Ernest Lee
Selkirk Shores State Park
Pearl Rombard
Chamber of Commerce
North Jefferson St
Presbyterian Church
Wilcox Memorial House
Atlete
Frank M. McDonough, Inc
West Seneca St
Palladium Times
Ithaca
4-H County Council
Ily
ESSO
Bell & Howell
America
H.P. Motors
Cushman Super Eagle
McCulloch
Evans Viscount
Evans Products Co
ZEBCO
Coleman
Esso Deaker's
Moppy Motoring
Humble O11 & Refining Company
Spring Park
Minnesota
United States
Humble Oil & Refiring Company
Continental
Humbie Oil & Refining Company
Mumbie Products
Humble Service Station
Buik Pliant
Humbie
P. O
Cimy
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