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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
8
Albany AP report notes a sharp rebuke from a state court to the St. Lawrence County Surrogate as questions arise over probate and court conduct. Officials emphasized adherence to legal process while defending the surrogate’s actions in handling estate matters.
The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court cancelled a $1,000 penalty Wells imposed on executors in the Grace Lynde estate case. It faulted Wells for officious conduct and lack of judicial understanding, noting his wife’s involvement and his mishandling of mementos selections.
Mayor Maurice I. Schwartz and Auburn leaders join officials from the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Foundation Cornell and Cayuga County to break ground for the Empire State Sugar Company refinery in Montezuma on June 7 at 10 am. A 65 member Port Byron High band will perform. Route details and escort plans announced.
In Moscow a packed auditorium hosted Marlene Dietrich for the final concert of her two week Russian tour. Russian fans cheered as the German born star delivered kisses and flowers amid about forty minutes of encores and the audience mobbed the venue.
Oswego police announce a parking ban on West Bridge Street Monday from 8 a.m. to noon to allow the State Department of Public Works to repaint traffic lines. The ban covers the south side from West Third Street to the Forks of the Road and the north side from Liberty Street to the Forks, with patrols to enforce and tickets to violators.
Miss Margaret Ann Riley daughter of Dr and Mrs Joseph M Riley has graduated from Penn Hall Junior College Cham bersburg Pa with an Associate in Arts degree in the classical curriculum She also earned honorable mentions for medals in Spanish and Social Science. The Susanna Wesley Circle meets Tuesday evening for a covered dish supper at Mrs Earl Canale's Meridan Ave residence. Transportation help available by calling 343-2221.
Miss Kareth Diane Young of 65 Tallman Street seeks the AAS degree in Food Service Administration to be awarded Sunday June 7 at the State University of New York Agricultural and Technical Institute Morrisville.
Theta Phi Omega will hold a car wash tomorrow from 10 a m until 5 p m at Moshier s service station.
Oswego will revamp windows in Kingsford Park Charles E. Riley and Frederick Leighton schools to create a 2 by 3 foot escape space as required by the new fire safety law. School No 2 will modify only the fire escape window. total cost estimated at 1500 to 2000 dollars.
At Oswego Hospital three boys and one girl were born. Farley to Mr and Mrs David 416 Highland Street Fulton on June 3. Delisle to Mr and Mrs Joseph RD 2 Oswego on June 3. Skinner to Mr and Mrs George RD 2 Mexico on June 3. James to Mr and Mrs ? 158 Benson Ave Minetto on June 3.
President and Mrs. Johnson led the official Washington observance for Indian Prime Minister Nehru. Episcopal service featured Ellsworth Bunker praising Nehru as a great man devoted to peace and democracy worldwide.
Paul Vautrin, 18, of Mexico RD 1 paid 25 for a crash on Route 4 at Bradford Road Has tings. He drove west on a sharp curve on the wrong side of the highway, crossed a lawn, and returned to the road. Deputy Sheriff Francis Cooper hauled him before Justice Maurice Richardson who fined 10 for not keeping right and 15 for speeding.
The Oswego Welfare Department sold a two story frame dwelling at 216 E Second St for 1500 to Alex Rucki of 218 E Second St. Five bidders participated in the public sale held at 2 p.m. The earlier 1300 bid from May 1 was rejected. This was the department's second sale of the property.
Former Washington Senators first baseman Bill Skowron wins a divorce in Hackensack New Jersey on grounds of extreme cruelty The judge notes Virginia Skowron 30 repeatedly told him she did not love him and threatened to kill him during the Superior Court proceedings
Winners of the 11th annual land judging contest sponsored by the Oswego County Soil Conservation District honored at a church dinner. Mexico Academy team led by William Nicholas earned first place and a trophy, with members Robert Brown Allen Wilkinson Kenneth MacDougall and Fred Graves. Other top awardees included John Kromak Fred LeClair David Holst Dan Seaman and Joe Slazar. W. Theodore Hebel described Nigeria experiences with slides. Fred Harper chaired the event.
Emergency runs carried out Friday morning for two women. Ethel Pelkey of Donovan nursing home was reported choking after a denture was placed upside down. Blanche Craley of Barrett Apartments in Minetto was taken ill. Both were listed in good condition at Oswego hospital.
The Oswego County Recreation Committee awarded a contract for a carry all wagon type automobile to Burritt Chevrolet Co Inc of Hannibal. The Chevrolet R 1206 will cost $2015.82. Palmer Granite Garage of Fulton bid $2216.02.
The 100 voice Symphonic Choir of State University College at Oswego gave two concerts at the New York World’s Fair Oswego Day in front of about 500 attendees. Dr Maurice O Boyd praised the reception and highlighted selections from Cain Haydn Rogers and Hammerstein and songs honoring international cooperation. Twenty five choir members will return to Oswego for senior alumni events and Sunday's commencement.
Joseph F. Feily of Albany will be principal speaker at Oswego County Chapter annual meeting to be held at the Hotel Pontiac. Dinner at 7 30 followed by a program with Vernon A. Tapper as toastmaster. Longevity awards planned. Dave Hopkins leads arrangements.
Civilian Defense Auxiliary police held a June meeting at the Elks club. Garrett Mitchell from Oswego State University College in Oswego was introduced and showed real accident films. He urged proper initial actions and investigation steps.
Industrial note from the Palladium Times blog lists contact options for the commercial printing department with telephone numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for readers seeking printing services and information.
Richard Vollins Backus 91 died early Friday in Oswego hospital after a brief illness. Born June 16 1872 in Heuvelton he was a farmer Holstein breeder and Albany Business School graduate. Survived by wife Mavis Austin Backus six children eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. funeral Monday 2 p.m. at the family home East Main Street Mexico with Rev. Donald Roth officiating. Burial in Mexico Village Cemetery.
Charles F Chillson 54 of Hannibal Center died Friday in Oswego hospital after a week there. He worked as a foreman for Oswego County Highway Department and was active in the Hannibal Center Methodist church and the Hannibal volunteer fire department. Survived by wife Myrtle, two daughters, two sisters abroad and one sister in law, plus two grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p.m. Monday at Allanson Glanville Tappan funeral home Hannibal with burial in Fairdale Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
LACONA Artman Cowan 55 of RD Lacona died Thursday night in Oswego hospital after a long illness. Born March 22 1909 in Kirkville NY he was married April 9 1938 to Sarah Austin. Surviving are his wife four sons Arthurus Spencer David Austin and Austin serving in the Marines two daughters Karen Rowell and Linda two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements by Taylor funeral home are incomplete with services and burial pending at Kirkville.
Harold J. Freeman 64 of 613 LeMoyne Ave. died last night in Van Duyn hospital after a long illness. native of Williamstown he lived in Syracuse about 50 years worked as a truck driver. Survived by Louisa his wife two daughters Grace and five grandchildren burial at Woodlawn cemetery services at John G. Butler funeral home tomorrow with visitation today.
Mrs Florence Green Roulstin 60 of West Seneca Tapk Marcellus died yesterday at Community Hospital after a long illness Born in Mexico she lived in Syracuse before moving to Marcellus twelve years ago She was a clerk at Pass and Seymour and widow of George Roulstin
The deceased was a member of Delaware St. Methodist church and Morningstar Chapter 289 OES. Surviving are son George L. Roulstin two daughters Mrs. Donald E. Camp East Syracuse and Mrs. Perry Loomis Jr. Daytona Beach Fla sister Mrs. Helen Rancier Los Angeles Calif and nine grandchildren. Services scheduled 10 30 a.m. Monday Norris funeral home Marcel lus Rev Dr Calvin M Thompson Jr officiating burial White Chapel Memory Gardens DeWitt. Friends may call 7 9 p m tomorrow and 2 4 and 7 9 p m Sunday at the funeral home.
The Presbyterian church hosts Rev. Alvin Duane Smith D D executive of the Presbyterian Synod of New York in Syracuse. He will preach at 11 at the regular service on the topic Things That Last For ever using First Corinthians Chapter Thirteen. Smith oversees 940 churches with 330000 members in New York Puerto Rico and Chile.
Mrs Bertha May Darrow 77 of Constantia a retired Nettleton Shoe Co. employee Syracuse died after a long illness She is survived by son Byron D Dow Fayetteville three daughters Bertha May North Fern Warner of Constantia and Mary Jane Nugent of Cato eight grandchildren a great grandchild Services 1 p m tomorrow at Robeck Funeral Home Syracuse with Rev Paul D Fattarcuso Wat Genesee Methodist Church officiating Burial Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Gorham New York will host the annual Pageant of Bands on Saturday June 13 drawing an estimated 6 000 onlookers from across the state The event features 21 high school bands including Rochester Aqui nas Institute and Williamsville with over 1 000 students participating It marks the fourth year Gorham known as The Band stand of the Finger Lakes sponsors the competition and attendance has grown from 2 000 in year one
New York wholesale egg offerings are adequate to ample with slow demand. Spot quotes list whites at extra fancy heavy weight 29-30 cents, fancy medium 22-23, heavy weights 29-31, mediums 22-23, smalls 17-21, peewees 14-15, browns with similar ranges. heavy and medium varieties reflect varied price points across categories.
Butter offerings remain fully ample in New York markets with solid demand and prices unchanged. Traders report steady availability and consistent consumer interest across outlets.
At 2 p.m. Dow Jones compiled stock averages showing gains across sectors. Industrials rose to 807.27, up 4.79. Railroads reached 202.57, up .49. Utilities moved to 140.08, up .51. Stocks include Westinghouse Woolworth Xerox Catalin North Canadian Oils and Eastern States.
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