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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
4
A detailed weekly round up lists services, Sunday school, and youth activities at multiple churches including First Church of Oswego and Central Nazarene. It notes sermons such as Do We Have Any Sign Of Life and God the Only Cause and Creator, with choir rehearsals and circle dinners scheduled through June.
Sunday services include 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 10 a.m. Holy Communion with a church school and preschool class. Weekday activities include Girl Scout Troop 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, St. Martha’s Guild picnic Wednesday, Vestry 8 p.m. Wednesday, Altar Guild meeting and elections Thursday and an afternoon Guild luncheon. Rector: Rev. Edwin G. Molnar. 22 Fast Oneida St.
Sunday activities at 85 West Third Lt. Captain Harold Borrer include Sunday school at 11 a.m. and multiple holiness events throughout the day such as junior soldiers and salvation meetings. Weekday programs feature Sunbeans Girl Guard Boy's Club Jr. Band Bible study and prayer sessions plus Home League events and Crusaders on Friday.
St Pauls Lutheran Church on East Sixth and Lawrence lists 8 am Holy Communion 9 am Sunday school 10:15 am worship service where 17 youths will be received as communicants by confirmation. Nursery care for 3 to 8 during the 10:15 service. Also 7:30 pm Senior Luther League. Weekly meetings and events through Thursday include church council Tuesday and Lutheran Church Women Thursday with a covered dish supper. A senior confirmation class is planned for Saturday at 9 am.
Rev George H Yager presides at services on Sunday with church school at 9 30 special session and worship at 11 The Oswego County Baptist Association meets at Hannibal Community Church at 3 with officer elections Supper at 6 and concert at 7 led by Mrs Lenore Hoxie Speaker Rev J A Morrison new minister at First Baptist Central Square Monday features American Baptist Women Area Conference House Party in Eastwood Syracuse with luncheon and banquet Girl Scout Cadette Troop 106 holds a Friday 9 am to 2 pm bake sale in the vestry chaired by Mrs Pierce S Smith.
The Baptist Tabernacle at 165 East Bridge Street lists Arthur Larkin as pastor. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 9:45 a.m. service. evening events at 6:30 p.m. brand practice at 7 p.m. youth and teacher training. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 7 p.m.
Rev Hugh C Whitaker leads the Pentecost Sunday services at St Matthew's Lutheran Church West Second Mohawk Streets. Church school at 9 a m, worship at 10 30 a m with confirmation and Holy Communion. Nursery for children to age 6. Church council Tuesday 7 30 p m and choir rehearsal Thursday 7 45 p m.
Sunday worship with Communion at 10 45 led by Rees T Williams pastor Nursery open Church school classes begin at 11 A week includesMonday Brownies Tuesday Guild covered dish supper Wednesday service at the Ladies Home at 12 30 and 7 30 choir rehearsal Saturday Christian education workshop from 10 to 3.
West Baptist Church invites parishioners to a week of services and events led by Rev. A. P. Goodwin. Highlights include Baccalaureate service power to live sermon on Sunday morning and a Mother-Daughter banquet Friday evening at 6 30 p m. Overnight meetings and conferences are planned with Eastwood Baptist Church Syracuse as host.
The Assembly of God at 52 East Seventh Street led by Pastor Michael Soucie holds worship at 10 45 a m evangelistic service at 7 30 p m on Sundays and Bible study with prayer on Wednesdays at 7 p m.
The Bible lesson centers on Jesus healing a man with palsy as described in Luke 5, illustrating faith, forgiveness, and the power to heal. The discussion will examine the encounter, its immediate response, and its implications for believers today.
The Rev. Frederick R. Mills presides over Holy Communion at 10 am with a sermon. A church school session runs at 10:30 am for grades 1-4, followed by a reception for Episcopal State University College at Oswego seniors, parents, friends, and faculty at 11:30 am. Evening activities include a 6:30 pm EYC meeting with the Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Minetto Community Church. The week features a Monday 6:30 pm mother and daughter banquet, a Wednesday 9 am Holy Communion, 3 pm Holy Family service and party, 5:15 pm Holy Communion, and a 7:30 pm Vestry meeting. Thursday offers an 8 pm Adult Study class.
St Pauls Church at East Fifth and Mohawk lists Rev Paul H Martineau as pastor and Rev Moritz Fuchs as assistant. Sunday services include Low Masses at 7 8 9 15 and High Mass at 11 a.m. Baptisms are at 2 p.m. Perpetual Novena of the Miraculous Medal held each Monday evening at 7 30.
Rt Rev Msgr Edward Quaid, pastor emeritus, is listed at St. Marys Church on West Seventh and Cayuga Streets with Rev Robert E Hall acting as pastor. Details remain incomplete in available text.
The notice lists Mass schedules for multiple churches with clergy names. West Third and Erie Streets details Rev. Harold J. Quinn and assistants with Low Masses at 8 and 9 30 a m High Mass 11 a m Baptisms 1 30 p m Sunday Rosary Benediction 5 p m Holy Hour first Friday 7 30 p m St Stephen s Niagara and Hawley Streets lists Rev Albin J Majdanik with Low Mass 8 30 a m High Mass 11 a m Baptisms after 11 a m Mass Weahdike service 7 45 a m and 7 45 a m Saturday 8 a m.
Church notices list Mass times for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minetto and Our Lady of the Rosary Hannibal with Sunday Low and High Masses, daily 7 a.m. services, holy days, and Sunday mission at St Joseph Oswego at 10 a.m. Baptisms are available Sundays or by appointment.
West First Street between Oneida and Mohawk Streets adjoins the Post Office. Rev Francis J. Furfaro pastor and Rev Edward A. Patane assistant pastor. Sunday Masses at 8, 9, 10 and high Mass at 11. Baptisms Sunday at 11:45. Daily Masses at 7 and 7:30 a.m. Holy Days at 7, 8, 12:10 and 5:15 p.m.
Rev Arthur J Blodget pastor announces Sunday Low Masses at 7 and 8 30 a m high Mass at 10 30 and daily Mass at 7 45 a m.
Rev. John A. Quinn pastor and Rev. Lawrence Shu announce Sunday services with Low Mass at 7 and 9 a.m. and High Mass at 11 a.m. at East Seventh and Albany Streets locations.
24 hour period ending 9 am shows a high of 61 and low of 45 with a mean of 53. No precipitation and light N NE 2 mph wind. Station pressure 30 15 steady. Relative humidity 74 percent. Sunset 8 43, sunrise 5 26. Highest and lowest on this date 88 in 1934 and 38 in 1964. Forecast sun and pleasant this afternoon with highs mid to upper 70s. Mostly fair tonight with low 50s. Sunday includes sunshine and cloudy intervals with warm, more humid conditions. Winds variable mainly southeast at 5 to 15 mph.
The Rev and Mrs John A Kirsch of 203 East Sixth St will leave Sunday afternoon for Wagner College Staten Island to attend the annual convention of the Lutheran Synod of New York held there from Monday to Thursday next week The formal opening is Monday evening Pastor Kirsch serves on two committees of the Synod the Committee on American Mission which he chairs and the Examining Committee which approves candidaes
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reniff of Sterling RD 1 will receive degrees from State University College at Oswego on Sunday June 6. He earns a Master of Science in Education and Betty Reniff a Bachelor of Science in Education. Their daughter June is a junior at Oswego, and the family includes five other children. They will attend the ceremony with about 5000 others at Romney Fieldhouse.
Bill Boyd scored the lone Oswego point, defeating Skip Padlick in three sets as Oswego High downed Auburn 4-1. Nicandri beat Sykes, Beckwith over Pompei, and doubles teams Hole Metcalf and Bisognano Davis swept, in the host win. The Buccaneers next host Onondaga Valley in a postponed match midweek to close the season after Christian Brothers Academy forfeiture by Syracuse.
Dean Barry Division No 1 of Oswego captures first place at the New York State Ancient Order of Hibernians Pin Tournament held at Pinarama. Oswego entrants Floyd Wallace Eddie Wallace Jerry Wallace Fran Wallace and John Barry posted top scores while Cha Dehm Pat Maye Tom McNabb Jim Adams and Francis Dehm earned prizes. Jack McNabb named chairman for the 1966 Auburn event.
The lat ter Committee will hold a meeting on Monday afternoon preceding the opening of the Convention. The timing suggests confirmation of ordination dates during the session.
Bagpipes echoed through Dunkerque as nearly 300 British veterans marched to the beach on the second day of 25th anniversary ceremonies for the Dunkirk evacuation. The 1st Royal Scots band led the parade recalling the rescue of about 350,000 British Expeditionary Force by 1,000 small boats in World War II.
Oswego area members of the 1209th Army Reserve Service Unit will return home Saturday June 5 after two weeks of active duty for training at Camp Drum. The unit, with over 220 personnel from Oswego and Onondaga counties, is charged with operating the Northern New York training installation in a national emergency. Colonel Robert Steinen noted Drum’s 108000 acre post and that Camp Drum will host more than 80000 Reserve and National Guard troops from New York New Jersey and New England at two week periods this summer.
A partial roster from the unit includes John D. Chatterton an engineer James C. Donoghue in civil management SFC Francis J. Cutro mess steward Frederick W. Plank at the message center Other area personnel include Master Sergeant Roy J. Cooper food service Sp John W. Bales personnel specialist Pulaski Maj Henry N. Mathison adjutant Spt James L. Yonker personnel Sterling Capt Charles F. Park engineer.
The Oswego Local 280 ILGWU members watched RX for a Nightmare at their headquarters. Martin Berger of the Upstate New York and Vermont District Council presented the film sponsored by the National Conference of Senior Citizens. Members endorsed Medicare under the Social Security Act.
A feature piece highlights Ishmael Fenske and his talk titled The Power of Faith held at a Howard Johnsons venue. The event draws attendees and explores belief, resilience, and community values.
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