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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
3
Oswego's Head Start seeks volunteers to assist in teaching, recreation, medical referrals, transportation, and family outreach. Volunteers may use teaching, medical, dental, or nursing skills and help with snacks, crafts, reading, and storytelling. Contact Mrs. Michael F. Whelahan at 100 Lake St. or call 343-5260.
Lithgow Osborne of Auburn was elected president of the Auburn Publishing Co. publishers of the Auburn Citizen Advertiser. He succeeds Mrs Agnes Osborne Trimingham who had been president for two years. Osborne's son Frederick R L was elected vice president and William O Capping was reelected secretary treasurer.
In Milwaukee at the Church of the Gesu Miss Catherine Brock married Dr. James Molinari with Rev. William McEvoy officiating. The couple’s families and friends dined at Colonial Inn afterMass and reception details note the bride’s Marquette University Dental Hygiene degree and Molinari’s pending Navy commission.
Miss Geneva Mary Brown and Dr Alan Lee Scriggins wed in St Marys Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with veil and carried lily of the valley. Attendants wore apple green and gold daisies. Reception at the Pontiac Hotel. They plan to reside in Burlington Vermont while he interns at Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Miss June Rose mary Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur J Reynolds of 238 West Fourth Street and Donald Arthur DeLapp son of Mrs Evelyn E DeLapp and the late William DeLapp were married today at 11 in St John s Catholic Church Oswego New York The Rev John H Comeskey officiated The ceremony featured a white carpet altar display of white snapdragons and huckleberry The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Alencon lace a chapel train a crystal pearl headpiece and carried a cascade bouquet The maid of honor Miss Mary Reynolds wore mist blue organza and blue marguerite bouquets Others included Miss Sharon Sincavage Mrs Carol Quinn and Mrs Lois DeLapp The reception was at the Columbian Room Knights of Columbus The couple will reside at 40 Elm Street Webster The bride works at Xerox Webster and the groom at Xerox Webster after graduating from Rochester Institute of Technology The couple will spend their honeymoon at Cape Cod
A Hawaii pair completed a wedding journey visiting New York, Denver, Las Vegas, Phoenix and California, returning home after the multi city celebration and honeymoon tour.
Miss Carol Ann DeSantis and Ronald Holava wed at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Syracuse celebrated by Rev. Francis J. Furfaro at 10 a.m. The ceremony featured organ music, floral decor, and a reception at the Elks Club. After a trip to the Adirondacks, the couple will reside in Syracuse. she works for LaTouraine Coffee Co. he for General Motors.
A special meeting of the Board of Education will be held next Tuesday evening at 7 30. The agenda includes federal financed programs and further discussion on the tentative budget.
Confirmation service at St Paul Lutheran East Sixth and Lawrence Sts tomorrow at 10 15 a m marks Pentecost birth of the church. Rev John A W Kirsch will lead a 17 member class to receive communicant membership by confirmation and deliver the class motto Onward ye Christian.
The Altar Rosary Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help church will meet next on Tuesday June 8 at 8 p.m. The rosary recitation begins at 7 45.
A 43 year old electrician, Charles King of Rutland Vermont, died after being shocked while working on a circuit in the kitchen tent of the King Reid Shows carnival north of Plattsburgh New York. The incident occurred Friday in the show tent area.
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