Grose Endorsed for Oswego City Judge by Republicans
The Oswego City Republican Committee endorsed attorney James G. Grose for city judge in the upcoming fall election marking the first contested judge race since 1950. Grose, a former 1961 alderman candidate, was supported by party leaders including Thomas F. Farrell and John Davis. The meeting also appointed fall election inspectors and urged attendance at the county Republican meeting on Saturday at the Hotel Pontiac.
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Oswego
James G. Grose
Republican Party
Grose
Third Ward
Thomas M McGough
Thomas F. Farrell
John Davis
Hve Angelo DiMiero
Catherine McDermott
Nora Gallacher
Osween
Barre
Farrell
Republican City Committee
Pontiac
Francis X Hawley Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Francis X Hawley son of Gertrude Mae and the late Franklyn J Hawley were conducted at 8 45 AM at John F Cullinan funeral home and 9 30 AM at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church with Rev Francis J Furfaro as celebrant. The deacon was Rev Ronald Bill and subdeacon Rev Eugene Willis. The sanctuary hosted Rev J Robert Quigley as well. The choir led by Clarence F Cole performed the funeral Mass and burial followed in St Peter's cemetery with Fathers Furfaro Bill Willis Quigley and Fuchs at committal. Bearers included Robert Shea Dr William F Quigley Nicholas Sterio James Pidgeon Thomas Knosp and William Gange.
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Francis X Hawley
Gertrude Mae
Franklyn J. Hawley
John F. Cullinan
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Minetto
Francis J. Furfaro
Ronald
Bill
Eugene Willis
J. Robert Quigley
Funeral services for John F Eschermiller in Rochester
Funeral services for John F Eschermiller father of Mrs Charlies Spicer of Oswego will be held Friday at 11 am in the Mattie funeral home 853 Culver Rd Rochester Friends are invited to call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Rochester
John F Eschermiller
Charlies
Shirley) Spicer
Oswego
Mattie
Culver Rd
Two Pay Fines For Fast Speed
City Court reports two speeders paying fines under Judge Thomas M. McGough as part of a week dominated by traffic cases. The list shows names from Cato Oswego Rockaway Beach Banff Alberta and others with infractions including red lights stop signs and signaling failures and varying fines from 3 to 25 dollars.
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Thomas M. McGough
John A. Fredenberg
Cato
James O'Leary
Lee A. Fowler
Oswego
Robert Walpole
Leo Peet
Steven Selden
Rockaway Beach
Ted Hahn
Banff
Alberta
Terrance Slosek
Richard Ostrander
Jordanville
Robert Carrera
East Ninth St
Ralph Leyrer Jr
Brightwaters
Linda Barry
Oswego Police Issue Traffic Citations in Local Violations
Patrolmen Robert Cathcart Joseph Swiech Joseph Pasiak and O Leary issued traffic tickets for offenses including driving on the wrong side of the street making unnecessary noise running red lights and related violations. Suspects named include John Rossiter Clarence Bond Rose Perrigo and others from Oswego Mexico and Route 5 with fines noted.
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Enth St
Oswego
John Rossiter
Clarence Bond
Mexico
Rose Perrigo
Robert Cathcart
Joseph Swiech
Joseph Pasiak
O'Leary
Local Weather Report Summary for Today
24 hour period end 8 am reports 61 high 52 mean temperature and no precipitation. Tonight easterly winds 5 to 10 miles per hour with station pressure 29.40 inches. Sunset is 7:45 pm and sunrise tomorrow 4:24 am. Highest and lowest for this date are 1899 and 1888 respectively.
Sunny skies and warm temperatures forecast today and Friday
Sunny skies, low humidity, and a wide temperature range for today and Friday. Temperatures rise to about 80 this afternoon with a cool night near freezing in valley areas. Light variable winds, mostly easterly under 15.
Play Friday Postponed Industrial League Games
Industrial League games postponed from Tuesday due to rain will be played tomorrow night in Fort Ontario. At 6 30 Marathon opposes Oswego Castings and at 8 15 Loblaw's Market faces Local 214. The doubleheader is expected to draw the season's largest crowd.
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Fort
Fort Ontario
Sam Diment
Marathon
Oswego
Loblaw
Kentucky Corn and Wheat Yields Rise Over Century
Corn yield rose from 25 to 46 bushels per acre and wheat from 10 to 244 bushels per acre in Kentucky over the last 100 years.
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Lexington
Kentucky
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