Oswego County approves 122000 for water main to Scriba plant
Oswego County Board authorizes a 50 percent share of up to 122000 for a 20 inch main from Oswego city line to Alroll plant site in Scriba. City of Oswego and Town of Scriba cover the rest, with funds drawn from county surplus after audit.
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Mitchell St
Seriba
Alroll, Inc
Oswego County Board of Supervisors
Oswego County Industrial Development, Port Authority and Urban Renewal Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Eben J. Poland
Earl A. LiCourt
Port of
Oswego
Scriba
Charles F. Sayers
City of
Port of Oswego Authority
Onondaga County
Lake Ontario
Oswego County
Secriba
Sayers
Alroll
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
George T. Chilison
Minette
Syracuse
Schroeppel
Howard Dight
Phoenix
Lamson
Richard Callaghan
Eugene Saloga
Fulton
Mark Fruce
Public Authorities
State of New York
County of
Alroll Corporation
Arthur C. Mengel
Demolition Begins on Strand Theater and Best Garage Site
A&T Wrecking Co. started razing the Strand Theater and Best Garage on W Second St for a bank owned redevelopment. Charles Gilbert of Oswego City Savings Bank announced completion by July 6 and plans for a blacktop parking lot for customers. Utilities were cut and remodeling next to the bank has begun as part of the bank’s annual rehabilitation program.
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Strand Theater
Best
W. Second St
A&t Wrecking Co
Elmira
Charles Gilbert
Oswego City Savings Bank
Gilbert
Water Department
Kenneth Jensen
Niagaraank Power Corp
Ing
Dowd & Harrington, Inc
W. Second Street
Welfare Department
Common Council
Naval recruit completes training at Great Lakes
Completes Basic Michael W Ferriter son of Mr and Mrs William D Ferriter Route 5 Oswego New York completed recruit training on May 19 at the Naval Center Great Lakes The nine week program covered seamanship ordnance and gunnery damage control and military customs and courtesies A full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries marked the ceremony
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Michael W. Ferriter
William D. Ferriter
Route 5
Oswego
N. Y
Naval Center
Great Lakes
Meramec Caverns Ceiling Reaches 35 Feet High
In Stanton Missouri the Meramec Caverns feature ceiling heights as tall as 35 feet in certain areas, highlighting the cavern’s vast chambers and natural formations.
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Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
70 Stevedores Ship 638 Tons Poultry And Meat In Oswego
The Oswego Stevedoring Co with Charles Salladin and William Joyce directing crews handles a complex 638 ton perishable cargo of poultry and meat in the new Erikson Reef er Line ship. Capt. Paul J. Williams represents the ship line as crews move the cargo from truck to refrigerated holds amid 80 degree temperatures. The shipment, aided by European Common Market factors, was diverted from Chicago to Oswego for this operation.
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Erikson Reefer Line
Oswego Stevedoring Co
Charles Salladin
William Joyce
Paul J. Williams
Williams Marine Agency
Oswego
Chicago
Europe
Jarso
Hamburg
Germany
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Montreal
Georgia
Florida
Delaware
Minnesota
Iowa
Virginia
Cortland
Middlesex
Port of Oswego Authority
West Side
West van Buren St
West First St
Joyce
Dubuque, In
Marichann
Esbjerg
Denmark
West Pierhead
Rene Claput
Cornwall
Cape Vincent
U. S
Immigration Service
Alf Karlsson
A. S
Federal
Buffalo
Karlsson
Edward J. Bulava
Midland Overseas Shipping Corp
West Africa
Bulava
Syracuse
Salt City
East Syracuse High School
ESHS
John Wheeler
Milwaukee
Wheeler
Thames
W. Seneca St
Double Service At Presbyterian Church Sunday
Two services will be held at the Presbyterian Church this Sunday June 10 at 945 a m and 11 am A Children s Day program with floral decorations by the Grace Circle of the King s Daughters and a guest organist Miss Nancy Turner.
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Presbyterian Church
West Fifth
Oneida Sts
Grace Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Nancy Turner
J. Armstrong Miller
Church School
Oswego
Kingsley Hendrick
James Germain
John Kowalski
Congregational Church Changes Time and Sunday Plans
The Congregational Church shifts worship to 10 a.m. with junior church and nursery at the new hour. The Sunday sermon targets graduates and the Lord’s Supper is served. A trustees meeting follows, and an afternoon Pilgrim Fellowship rally is planned in Elbridge. Members presented music by Mrs. White, Mrs. Widing, and Mrs. Williams. Organists are Mrs. Vera M. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Feister greet. A Guild picnic is set for Tuesday evening on the parsonage lawn.
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Congregational Church
Board of Trustees
Pilgrim Fellowship
Elbridge
Harry H. White
Cameron Widing
Rees T. Williams
Rubenstein
Vera M. Clark
Londow
Postlude
Forte
Cesar Franck
Harold Feister
Guild
Branshaw Fined for Red Light Stop Violation
Helen Branshaw of 230 E Second St paid a five dollar fine at the Traffic Violations Bureau for failing to stop at a red light on June 4. The issuing officer was Joseph Swiech.
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Helen Branshaw
E. Second St
Joseph Swiech
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