Dilts Divison Promotes Three Engineers at Black Clawson
Fulton based Dilts division of The Black Clawson Co promotes three engineers. William R. Penrod to assistant chief engineer Slitter Winder Engineering. Paul E. Harmon to senior assistant chief engineer directing product development and R D. J Carl Wilcox to assistant chief engineer for converting product lines. All have long service and relevant degrees. Penrod based in Oswego. Harmon a Cornell BME graduate. Wilcox a Canton Tech Institute alumnus. Family details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Cornell University
Fulton
J. Carl Wilcox
Black Clawson Co
Wilcox
Canton Technical Institute
Syracuse University
Oswego County Inter-Faith Migrant Group Meeting
Oswego County inter faith migrant group plans a June 13 gathering at St. Pauls Catholic Church Oswego. Rev Joseph Valky hosts the meeting with Rev E Peter Geitner as chair. The group seeks magazine books and children supplies to aid migrants and will review bylaws and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Oswego County
Oswego
St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church
East Mohawk St
Joseph Valky
E. Peter Geitner
Fulton First Presbyterian Church
S. Third St
Oswego St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Edward Short
Geitner
Obituary notices for Coady DenBleyker and Crofoot in New York
Leon E. Coady, 68, of Williamstown, died at home after a life as a farmer and railroad worker. Survived by wife Leila Webb and three daughters, two sons, sister, and others. services at Center cemetery. Viola M. DenBleyker, 69, Phoenix, died after a long illness. survived by children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, sister, and nieces and nephews. services at Allanson-Glanpeta funeral home and First Congregational church. Willoughby R. Crofoot, 76, Hannibal, died at Lee Memorial hospital. survived by wife Elsie, children, and grandchildren. services at Becker Funeral Home and Martville cemetery.
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Leon A. Coady
Williamstown
Leon E. Coady
Constantia Center
Leila Webb
Dakins Bay
Stone Hill Road
New York Central Railroad
Constantia
Glenn
Carlton Goady
Carlton Winn
Center Cemetery
Viola M. DenBleyker
Phoenix
Viola M.denbleyker
Elm St
William
Laura Houghtaling Cox
Neil den Bleyker
First Congregational Church of
George Frank
Port Byron
Bruce Brooks
Richard
Neil
East Syracuse
Kenneth
Donald
Lottie Lee
Allanson-Glanpeta
Norman E. Isaman
First Congregational Church
Phoenix Rural
Willoughby R. Crofoot
Hannibal
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Auburn
Sealright Corp
Elsie
Harold
George Crofoot
Vietnam
Robert Ho
Syracuse
John King
Martville
Joseph Balsamo
Suffern
Joseph Miano
Gordon Stock
Katherine Crofoot
Lester
Ellis
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Martville Cemery
You May Keep Unsolicited Goods in Mail
Gov Rockefeller approves a 1968 law clarifying that New Yorkers receiving unsolicited merchandise may keep it as an unconditional gift. The change, effective September 1, states recipients may use or dispose of items without any obligation to the sender, responding to complaints of continued collection pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Cutting Pie Gets Neater with Buttered Knife Method
A kitchen tip suggests greasing the knife with a little butter before slicing a pie with meringue to cut more cleanly. This method reportedly works better than dipping the knife in hot water for a smoother cut.
Fulton Church Hosts Open House With Guest Speaker
The Fulton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will hold an Open House at the Fulton Chapel on West Fourth and Broadway. Reid E. Bankhead of Rochester, president of 200 missionaries in the Cumorah Mission, will lecture on why the church does not join Ecumenical Movements. The event includes a discussion and a Bible and Book of Mormon poster display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Fulton Chapel
West Fourth and
Broadway
Reid E. Bankhead
Rochester
Upper New York State
Pers
Pennsylvania
Latter-day Saint
Bankhead
Robert Ackley
Church
Ackley
Future Home Makers Elect Nancy Wood
The Future Home Makers of America at Phegix Central School held a mother and daughter banquet with about 50 attendees. Nancy Wood elected president for 1968-69, with Joyce Darling as vice president and Connie Tomb as secretary, as officers for next year.
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Phoenix
Home Makers of America
Phegix Central School
Martins At
Cicero
June Jenne
Susan Potucek
Nancy Hamilton
Nancy Wood
Gloria Watts
Linda Wood
Cathy Gilbert
Miss Potucek
Siance
Ne Pens
American Air Lines
America
Joyce Darling
Connie Tomb
Cheryl Endersbe
Linda Balcom
Jenne
First Methodist
Richard L. Tillapaugh
Kennethao
WSCS
Board of Trustees
Local Weather Report Summary
For the 24 hour period ending 8 a m the high reached 77 and the low 57 with a mean of 67 Pressure 29 96 rising slowly Winds from the SSW at 4 Precipitation none Relative humidity 77 Sunset at 8 45 today Sunrise tomorrow 5 25 Highest this date 86 in 1899 Lowest this date 41 in 1883
Weekend Warmth With Sun and Showers Forecast
Mostly sunny and warm this afternoon and Saturday with a chance of cloudy intervals and a few scattered showers. Highs 80 to 85. Fair tonight with lows 55 to 60. Winds mostly light under 15 mph.
Open House at 8 PM With Free Admission
The event begins at 8 p.m. with light refreshments after the lecture. The public is cordially invited to attend and there will be no admission charge.
Ordination Set for Terry Candee on June 16 in Phoenix
Terry R. Candee, former Phoenix resident, will be ordained at 5 p.m. June 16 at the First Congregational Church of Phoenix. The service precedes his August transition to full-time pastor in New Lebanon. Candee, a Phoenix Central School graduate, earned a B.A. from Hartwick College and a B.D. from Hartford Seminary Foundation. He resides in New Lebanon with his wife Bonnie Bennett. Participants include Rev. Norman E. Isaman and several regional clergy members, with Mrs. Raymond Hopkins as organist and John Valentine as soloist.
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Phoenix
Terry R. Candee
First Congregational Church of
Mr. Candee
Phoenix Central School
Hartwick College
Oneonta
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Hartford
Conn
Candee
New Lebanon
Bonnie Bennett
Congregational Church
Norman E. Isaman
Phoenix Congregational Church
Earle R. Custer
Manchester Conn
Kenneth C. Margrey
Paris
N.Y
Edwin Hambrick
Syracuse
John G. Smith
William Strong
Raymond Hopkins
John Valentine
Quentin Mangan
Fulton Cantain In West Pakistan
Captain Sondra L. Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard L Fuller arrived for duty at Peshawar Air Station West Pakistan An anesthetist she is assigned to a unit of the US Air Forces in Europe She previously served at Cannon AFB A 1953 Fulton High School graduate she trained at Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing and studied at the University of Michigan after joining the Air Force in 1962
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Sondra L. Fuller
Howard L. Fuller
S. Sixth St
Peshawar Air Station
West Pakistan
Fuller
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
Cannon Afb
Fulton High School
Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing
Boston
University of Michigan
Air Force
Second Annual Early Bird Slowpitch Tourney Opens Tonight
The Fulton Softball Association launches the second annual Early Bird Slowpitch Softball tournament at Denesha Field with 16 teams. Opening games feature Mochier's Tavern vs Oswego County Cleaners at 7 p.m. and Gardner's defending champions vs Lakeview of Syracuse at 8 p.m. Five Saturday games follow, including Melody Inn against Cobblestone and Griffin Trucking vs Newark All Stars, with other Fulton teams ready to compete.
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Fulton
Fulton Softball Association
Denesha Field
Mochier’s Tavern
Phoenix
Oswego County Cleaners
Gardner's of
Lakeview
Syracuse
Hastings Hotel and Villa
Fen
Hannibal
Ainst the King Church
Liverpool
Melody Inn of
Cobblestone
Williamstown
el- Dur Manor
Central Square
East Side
Final first round and Sunday semifinals schedule
Four quarter final games will be played Sunday afternoon starting at 1 p.m. Winners advance to two Sunday evening semifinals at 6 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. The championship tilt is slated for 9 p.m. Sunday night.
Plattsburgh State College Grants 598 Degrees at 78th Commencement
Sandra L. Tino of Hastings received a bachelor of science in elementary education as part of Plattsburgh State University College's 78th commencement exercises on June 2, with 597 other graduates also earning degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
Sandra L. Tino
Price St
Hastings
Plattsburgh State University College
Tino
What People Say Editorial Truth Fulton 1948
Reader praises the Palladium Times editorial The Shooting Not So Strange of June 5 1948 and urges reprinting in large capitals for framing and distribution to President Johnson Congress and the Senate and to Rocky.
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Johnson
Congress
Senate
Rocky
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Dilts
William R. Penrod
Paul E. Harmon
E. Carl Wilcox
Fulton News
Carl L. Johnson
Larry Churchill
the Palladium. Times
Phone LY 263
Vicinity Obituary
Fulton Church
Future Home Makers
Terry Candee
West
Pakistan
Editorial Truth
the Palladium Times
Canale’s
Socktail
Oswego Shopping Plaza
Acs Real Giant
Medicaid
Plymouth
Haysler
Ford
Chevy
Leon Shapiro Motor Sales, Inc
Thalmann Motors, Inc
W. First St
Oswego, N. Y
East
Onelde St
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