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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1966

Page

13

Fulton Police Probe Numerous Minor Incidents

Fulton police handled a string of minor complaints over the weekend. Greta Rice reported a snapped rear view mirror and earlier theft of an aerial from her car. Roy Van Alstyne said a flower pot and fencing were taken. Charles Griswold reported a broken black metal lamp. Two bicycles were stolen from Russell Zarichny's home. Minor accidents occurred with no injuries. Traffic arrests included speeding for Gerald Pitcher and a stop sign violation for Harold Bishop.

Fulton Greta Rice West Broadway Helen R. Wenninger Silk Road Ernest Brown Utica St West First St Wenninger West First Schenck Sts Theodore Sliva Raymond Lichorobiec Gerald Pitcher Emery Road Harold Bishop Phoenix RD

Temporary Fire Station on West Side at Fulton

An auxiliary fire station opened in the Fulton War Memorial Building to serve the West Side. It will operate about a week until the Oneida Street bridge work finishes. A crew and pumper truck are on duty with lines installed and quarters arranged. Bridge paving began Sunday with the span closed to traffic.

Fulton West Side City Oneida Street Bridge Fulton War Memorial

Sister of Mrs Hugh Stevens dies in Phoenix services set

Services for Mrs Hugh Stevens who died Friday at her home will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Root Funeral Home with burial in Pennellville cemetery near Phoenix. A sister Mrs Eva Greene of Phoenix survives.

Phoenix Greene Hugh Stevens Root Funeral Pennellville Eva Greene

Father Walker of Fulton Heads to Solvay Pastoral Post

Rev. David J. Walker of Holy Family Fulton will become assistant pastor at St. Cecilia in Solvay on June 10. Born in Bennington Vermont on March 7 1933 he was ordained Feb 2 1959 by Bishop Walter Foery and has served Oswego Catholic High School and Holy Family among other duties. He is succeeded at Holy Family by Rev. Joseph F. Kehoe a Le Moyne College graduate.

Fulton David J. Walker Holy Family Church St. Cecilia’s Church Solvay Walter A. Foery Syracuse Father Walker Bennington St. Francis de Sales Academy St. Anthony of Padua LeMoyne College Cecilia Donald Walker Joseph F. Kehoe Kehoe

Fulton Couple Announces Engagement of Forbes Welch

Miss Joan Louise Forbes daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond B Forbes of Fulton is engaged to Robert E Welch son of Mr and Mrs Lester Welch of Fulton. Forbes a 1962 Oswego Catholic High School graduate attended Cazenovia College and Powellson Business Institute 1964 now a secretary in Sealright Co Industrial Relations. Welch a 1962 Phoenix Central High graduate co owns a large dairy farm with his father and works as a machinist for Granby Grinding Co Fulton.

Fulton Raymond B. Forbes West River Road Joan Louise Forbes Robert E. Welch Lester Welch County Line Road Miss Forbes Oswego Catholic High School Cazenovia College Powelson Business Institute Sealright Co., Inc

Train derails near Templeton injuring about fifty

The Union Pacific City of Los Angeles passenger train derailed two miles west of Templeton Iowa injuring between forty five and fifty people. First reports said no one was seriously hurt as ambulances took casualties to hospitals in Carroll and Manning. Nineteen passenger cars and a five unit diesel engine derailed from the track at the rural crossing.

Templeton Iowa Union Pacific Los Angeles Carroll and Manning

Fulton Obituary Frederick A. Taylor

Frederick A. Taylor, 74, of Fulton and later Phoenix, died Saturday at Lee Memorial Hospital. Former Fulton assistant city engineer (1920–1952) born in Oswego, WWI engineer in Washington and at McCook Field. Survived by son Robert W. Taylor, daughter Mrs. Richard Withey, sister Mrs. Tola Foster. Services today at Foster Funeral Home, Mt. Adnah Cemetery burial.

Frederick A. Taylor Fulton Frederick A. Taylor Loomis Terraca Phoenix Lee Memorial Hospital Taylor Fulton Oswego Ordinance Department Washington, D. C McCook Air Field Dayton State Street Methodist Church Hiram Lodge F&am Robert W. Taylor Richard Withey Skaneateles Tola Foster Foster Funeral Home Mt. Adnah

Gary Holden Wins Fulton Derby At Rowlee's Beach

Gary Holden captured the grand prize in the annual fishing derby by Pathfinder Fish and Game Club and Fulton Recreation Commission at Rowlee's Beach. His 16 inch plus fish earned the top prize Zebco rod and reel.

Fulton Gary Holden Zebco Pathfinder Fish and Game Club Fulton Recreation Commission Rowlee's Beach Holden Gary Elmer Gary

Fulton School PTA Leaders At District Meet

Fulton area PTA officers and chairmen attended the all day Central District 41st annual Spring Conference at New Hartford Central School. Dr. Franklin S. Barry urged involvement in relevant programs tackling urban education, public education, and junior senior high school dropouts. Workshops offered targeted guidance for presidents, unit and council roles, and legislative planning.

Fulton Fulton Schools PTA PTA Central District New Hartford New York Franklin S. Barry Syracuse New York Congress of Parents and Teachers Central District Barry Francis Doyle Fulton Area PTA Council Ulyssus Papini State Street School EF. A. Eichman Lannigan School Peter Blake Oak Street

Human Body Atoms Show Small Percentage Change Over Years

A historical note states that fewer than two percent of the atoms in a human body were present in the prior year. It highlights minimal atomic turnover and long residence for most elements in tissue.

Auburn Driver Wins Fulton Raceway 30-Lap Feature

John Robert of Auburn won the Fulton Raceway 30 lap modified stock car feature. He outdistanced Sammy Carista and Jack Naum of Syracuse for the checkered flag. Naum won the first heat with Kerfein second and Petreck third. Robert won the second heat and both semis, with Don Coccia and Robert taking the semis. Dennis Tracey won the Figure Eight feature. DeMott and Pitcher won heats.

Fulton John Robert Auburn Fulton Raceway Robert Sammy Carista Syracuse Jack Naum Naum Fred Kerfein Bob Petreck Chittenango Ron Fazio Rome Don Secor Camden Don Coccia Dave Vernier Tom Sellin Secor Dennis Tracey Charlie DeMott Gus Pitcher

Lightning Strikes Wolcott Yard Trees and Sparks Fire

Two separate lightning bolts hit old pine trees in the Hunt home yard on Lasher Road Wolcott causing splintered trunks a porch post fire in a shed and ruined phone wiring. Firefighters responded and no injuries are reported. The Hunts later traveled to the New York State Lions Convention.

Wolcott Donald E. Hunt Lasher Road Wolcott RD 3 Hunt Walcott Lions Club South Falls Horace Hunt Eden

Blind Sodus Bay Channel to Lake To Be Maintained

The State of New York and the U S Army Corps authorize the Blind Sodus Bay Improvement Association to dredge and maintain a channel from the bay into Lake Ontario during summer months. Five years of effort culminate in a plan acceptable to cottage owners and officials. Members may obtain social membership cards by contacting the channel committee or Allen's Boat Livery and Trailer Camp.

Fair Haven New York U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Blind Sodus Bay William Senior Wolcott Clayton Nichols Norman Stafford Roy Fralick George Wilcox Channel Committee Allen’s Boat Livery Blind Sodus RD 1 Red Creek

Cardinal Cushing Admitted To St Elizabeths Hospital

Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston Richard Cardinal Cushing was hospitalized at St Elizabeths Hospital Saturday night with a persistent infection worsened by his heavy schedule. A diocesan spokesman said he canceled several engagements including a speech planned for the 50th anniversary of the ordination of the Radio Priest Charles Coughlin in Royal Oak Michigan.

Cardinal Cushing Hospital Boston Richard Cardinal Cushing St. Elizabeth's Hospital Charles E. Coughlin Royal Oak Mich

Hazel R French 68 widow of Glenn French dies at home

Hazel R Roulston French dies at 68 in Williamstown after a long career in education. Born Hermon July 27 1897 she taught in Hermon Russell Hannibal Williams town and spent 22 years on the Camden Central School District faculty retiring in 1965. Survived by two daughters two sons 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren and a step brother Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at Sanborn Funeral Home Camden with burial in Hermon Cemetery.

Williamstown Hazel R. French Glenn French Hermon Williamstown Federated Church (Presbyterian Williamstown Oes Oswego Royalty Club Philomathic Club Williamstown Firemen's Women’s Auxiliary Williamstown Grange St. Lawrence County Juvenile Grange Frank Merrill Lancaster Sanborn Funeral Home Camden Ernest Wittemer Francis Doerschug Hermon Cemetery

James Cavanaugh 80 Dies. Services Held in Camden

Williamstown area farmer James Cavanaugh 80 died Friday in Homer Folks Hospital Oneonta. Services were held this morning at Sanborn funeral home Camden and St John’s Catholic Church Camden with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery Williamstown. He was born in Williamstown and lived with his son James E. Cavanaugh in Binghamton. Survived by his sister Hazel Cavanaugh Utica.

Williamstown James Cavanaugh Homer Folks Hospital Oneonta Sanborn Funeral Home Camden St. John's Catholic Church Holy Cross Cemetery Cavanaugh James E. Cavanaugh Binghamton Hazel Cavanaugh Utica

Phoenix Boy Hit by Car Near Granby Road

A six year old boy, Bryan Neville, was slightly injured after being struck by a car on Pendergast Road in Granby at 8:10 p m. He was treated for abrasions and contusions. The incident occurred when the boy ran into the path of a slowly moving vehicle driven by James Stewart.

Phoenix RD 1 Pendergast Granby Howard D. Slade Fulton Bryan Neville Dwinelle Phoenix James Stewart Slade Joseph A. Hogan Oswego RD Oswego Town Richard A. Wart Eighth St City

Venomous Ocean Fish Include Rays Scorpion Fish and Sharks

More than 200 species of ocean fish are known or believed to be venomous. Stingrays, scorpion fish, and certain sharks are among them.

Youth Groups Picnic Ends Seasons at Green Lake Park

The junior and senior Youth Fellowships of the Methodist church held a season ending picnic at Green Lake Park in Phoenix with swimming and baseball. Accompanying families included multiple Woodworth Waters Blanchard Van Auren and House couples plus Rev. and Mrs. Weaver.

Phoenix The Methodist Church Green Lake Park Frederick Woodworth George Waters Warren Blanchard William van Auren House Franklin Weaver Weaver Charles Stone Ruth Carpenter Mae Gladys Gilbert Dean Bonsall Phoenix Baptist Church Oswego County

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