Court Hearing For Rome Man Is Postponed
A preliminary hearing for Dominick Froio a 45 year old Rome man charged with aiding and abetting an abortion was postponed at his attorney's request in City Court Judge Donald K Comstock said the case will likely be rescheduled for next week Also awaiting hearings next Monday at 10 am are Dr Harry L Alpert and Victor Gorea of Fulton and Frank Morreale of Utica all charged with abortion linked offenses.
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Fulton
Dominick Froio
Rome
Donald K. Comstock
Ty Court
Harry L. Alpert
Victor Gorea
Frank Morreale
Utica
Retiring Teacher To Be Honored
Fulton invites the public to an open house for Mrs Helen Caffrey on Wednesday June 10 at 6 30 p m at Erie Street School. The first grade teacher retires after 21 years at the school with Ada Alysworth and Grace Lynch as speakers and Ruth Devendorf presenting a dance revue. A PTA buffet luncheon will be served and children should come with an adult.
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Fulton
Helen Caffrey
Erie Street
Youngsters Shine in Fulton Sharp's Pond Fishing Derby
Perfect weather aided the annual youth fishing derby at Sharp's Pond sponsored by Pathfinder Fish and Game Club and the city recreation commission. Children registered early and fished from 9:30 with good early catches. Rules barred artificial bait and the Jowly worm was common. Prizes went to those catching the most fish of each species.
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Fulton
Sharp's Pond
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
City Recreation Commission
Oak Street PTA to honor Miss Helen McCarthy with reception
Fulton Oak Street PTA hosts a reception for Miss Helen McCarthy, retiring Oak Street School teacher, Thursday 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Jamiesonian School. Attendees include Oak Street staff, friends, former students, and parents. committee members listed.
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McCarthy Fulton
Oak Street
PTA
Helen McCarthy
James *Anigan
Oak Street School
Gerald Tuder
Robert Parke
James Candee
Samure’ Vescio
Sam Taormina
Raim Burnett
James Melead
Peter Blake
Granby Center Firemen Stage Auction June 20
Granby Center Volunteer Fire Department to sponsor a public auction at the barn on June 20 starting at 7 p.m. John DiBello of Hannibal will supervise the sale. The fire department auxiliary will provide refreshments and donations of items are welcome. Proceeds fund department needs.
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Granby Center
Fulton
John DiBello
Hannibal
Fire Department
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans State Convention Trip
American Legion Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p m in the post home. Plans are made to attend the state convention in Syracuse on July 29 30 31. Delegates are Gwendolyn Bartlett Norma McGray with alternates Ester Smith and Lillian LaFave.
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Legion Auxiliary
Fulton
American Legion Auxiliary
Syracuse
Gwendolyn Bartlett
Norma McGray
Ester Smith
Lillian LaFave
Veterans and auxiliary set Wednesday meeting
Fulton World War Vet erans and auxiliary plan a Wednesday gathering at 7 p m. VFW members meet at the VFW home while the auxiliary meets at Ruth Langdon's in Hinmanville with Mrs Bertha Hyvonen assisting as hostess.
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Fulton — World War Veterans
Wednday At & P. m
VFW
Ruth Langdon
Hinmanville
Bertha Hyvonen
Fulton Girl To Study in Spain
Miss Jeri Ure daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Ure of 88 Ridge Road Fulton will spend seven weeks this summer in Madrid Spain to study Spanish under the American Language and Educational Center program of Michigan State University She will also travel through Southern Germany before classes begin Miss Ure a junior at St Lawrence University majors in Spanish and serves as corresponding secretary of Gamma Omega Chapter Delta Gamma She will fly from New York City to Paris on June 17 with other participants in the program
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Fulton
Jeri Ure
Carlton Ure
88 Ridge Rd
Madrid
Spain
American Language and Educational Center
Michigan State University
Germany
Ure
St. Lawrence University
Gamma Omega
Delta Gamma
Miss Ure
New York City
Paris
Boy on Bicycle Hurt in S Second St Crash
A 12 year old East Side boy, Joseph Giannetto, was injured when his bicycle hit a northbound car at the intersection of S Second Street and E Broadway. The driver Charles R. Peacock, 22, failed to notice the cyclist while watching turns. The windshield shattered and Giannetto was treated at Lee Memorial Hospital and kept overnight.
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Falton
East Side
S. Second St
E. Broadway
Joseph Giannetto
Buffalo St
Broadway
Charles R. Peacock
S. Fourth St
W. J. Hanlon
Peacock
Giannetto
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mrs. McGilvray Named President of Church Fellowship
At the First Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship meeting in Fulton the 1964 65 officers were installed by outgoing president Mrs Eugene Walker who received a jewelry gift. Mrs Harold W McGilvray presided with Mrs Fred Lunn recording secretary and Mrs Newell T Ward treasurer among a slate including Mrs Rich ard Sawyer and Mrs Clifford Keller.
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Harold W. McGilvray
Fred Lunn
Newell T. Ward
Richard Sawyer
Clifford Keller
Wayne Arnold
Herbert Brown
George Long
Russell Morgan
James Kimer
Return Home Fulton Lewis Attends Savings Banks Meeting
Mr and Mrs Ramon F Lewis returned Friday from Saratoga Springs where Mr Lewis attended the ninth annual three day meeting of a group of savings banks presidents. All are from New York State and numbered over 25.
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Fulton
Ramon F. Lewis
Saratoga Springs
Lewis
Savings Banks
New York State
Fulton couple wed in Lowell church ceremony
Miss Charlotte Blanche Gilet daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Gilet of Lowell Massachusetts and Donald F Rickert son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Rickert of Fulton were married Saturday at St Margaret's church Lowell The Rt Rev Msgr Hyder officiated The bride's sister Mrs Frederick Hickey served as matron of honor and the couple plan to live in Woburn Massachusetts after a wedding trip to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands Rickert an engineer at Microwave Associates Burlington Mass is a graduate of Fulton High School Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Fisher College.
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Fulton
Charlotte Blanche Gilet
Albert J. Gilet
Lowell
Mass
Donald F. Rickert
Mill St
Woburn
Edmund Rickert
S. Seventh St
St. Margaret's Church
Hyder
Frederick Hickey
Albert J. Gilet Jr
Ernest Oliver
Allan Doyle
Albert Gilet Jr
George Viau
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Rickert
Rivier College
Nashua
N. H
Fisher Junior College
Boston
Fulton High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Burlington, Mass
Retiring Fulton Teacher Honored By Her Friends
Erie Street School honors Mrs. Helen Caffrey on her 21 years of service with a dinner at Malone's and a gift tree. Guests include former colleagues and present staff. bridge and scrabble prizes awarded to Virginia Turner, Helen Mangeot, Lila Jarvis, and Judy Tyler.
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Ruth Kidney
Obituary for Carl M. Rider of Mexico New York
Carl M. Rider 84 of Hamilton Street Mexico died Sunday after a short illness at Oswego Hospital. Born in Mexico he was the son of David and May Hamilton Rider and husband of the late Flora King Rider. He was retired and a member of Mexico and several nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Gibbs Funeral Home with Rev L D Bell of Mexico Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Primitive Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday at Gibbs Funeral Home.
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Mexico
Carl M. Rider
Hamilton St
Oswego Hospital
Rider
David
May Hamilton Rider
Flora King Rider
Gibbs Funeral Home
L. D. Bell
William P. Pope of Mexico dies after short illness
William P. Pope 66 of Lincoln Avenue Mexico died Sunday at Oswego Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 18 1898 in Lodi California he lived in Mexico 13 years and retired last year from Carrier Corp after 12 years. A World War I AEF veteran he is survived by wife Beatrice Harper Pope a son Robert pope a brother Harold pope and a sister Walk er King. Funeral services Wednesday at Miner Funeral Home conducted by the Rev L D Bell, with calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Mexico
William P. Pope
Lincoln Ave
Oswego Hospital
Mr. Pope
Lodi
Calif
James
Barbara Pope
Adams
Pope
Carrier Corporation
France
Beatrice Harper Pope
Robert Pope
Harold Pope
Walker King
Oakland
Miner Funeral
L. D. Bell
OES Chapter Picnic Set At Pathfinder Club Grounds
The Elizabeth Chapter No. 105 Order of Eastern Star hosts an annual picnic on June 15 at the Pathfinder Fish and Game Club. Members and visitors with families are invited, bring a covered dish, table service, and stay after 3 p.m. for cards and punch hosted by Mrs. Harold Blake Jr., worthy matron.
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OES
Fulton
Elizabeth
Order of Eastern Star
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
Harold Blake, Jr
Miss Susan Ash Estabrook Marries Robert Rodormer in Fulton
At All Saints Episcopal Church Fulton, Miss Susan Ash Estabrook wed Robert Edwards Rodormer in a ceremony led by Rev. Frank R. Hughes. Attendants wore delphinium blue as the couple left for a European trip after a reception at Onondaga Golf and Country Club Fayetteville. The bride, a Emma Willard and Fitchburg alum, and the groom, Dartmouth graduate, will reside in Rochester before settling in Syracuse.
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Fulton
Susan Ash Estabrook
Henry Curry Estabrook
Robert Edwards Rodormer
E. Winston Rodormer
Burlingame Stead
Syracuse
Frank R. Hughes
All Saints Episcopal Church
Grace Peckham
Carolyn Estabrook
Frederick J. Kaiser, Jr
Hohokus
N. J
Joseph P. Rogers, Jr
New York City
Graham Wood
John D. Marselius
David Dickinson
Ward Redermer
Frank Clark Ash
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Fayetteville
Europe
Emma Willard School
Troy
Fndicott Junior College
Beverly
Mass
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
E. W. Edwards & Son
Rochester
Fulton Firefighters Respond to Two Alarms Saturday
Firemen rushed to two calls on Saturday, one a false alarm at Oak School and the other a mattress fire at Agnes McGuane home, 252 West Second Street.
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Fulton
Oak Sc.hool
Agnes McGuane
Second St
Forward With Fulton or Into Reverse Fire Volunteers Plan
Fulton residents debate adding volunteers to the Fulton Fire Department amid cost, training, and safety concerns. Comparisons to Cortland and Ithaca show funding and staffing gaps as officials weigh a move toward a volunteer force versus current paid firefighters.
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Fulton
Fulton Fire Department
Cortland
Ithaca
Cayuga St
Fulton Department
New York
Rowlee
Fern Laws
Fellowship to Install Fulton Officers
The Women’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Fulton will install officers at the June 10 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Pine Room. Hostesses Florence Brown and Edith Mehegan greet attendees. devotions by Mrs Ruth Lundy. a dessert served by the Helpers Unit. Chairman Mrs Ruth Lundy invites all church ladies.
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Fulton
First Congregational Church of
Pine Room
Florence Brown
Edith Mehegan
Ruth Lundy
Births At Fulton Hospital Reported
Fulton births include Lyle and Barbara Bush at 13 Pierce Drive and Robert and Norma Halstead in Sterling and Fulton residence, all recently welcomed at Lee Memorial Hospital.
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Fulton Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Lyle Bush
Pierce Dr
Robert Halstead
Sterling
Norman Aie
Fulton RD 5
Foyt Wins 100-Mile Race After Hair-raising Finish
A J Foyt dominates the 100 mile big car test at Milwaukee's State Fairgrounds amid a fiery crash that injures Jim Hurtubise and several near-misses. Len Sutton places second as 9 of 22 starters finish. Hurtubise in critical condition.
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Milwaukee
A. J. Foyt
Jim Hurtubise
Foyt
Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
Sutton
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Hurtubise
Rodger Ward
Hurubise
West Allis Memorial Hospital
U.S. Army Brooke
Marathon and Police dominate Little League doubleheader
Marathon defeated K of C 5 to 2 while Police crushed Firemen 12 to 2 in Saturday Little League action after rainouts. Don Coniski hurled a four hit win for Marathon, McGill led with two singles, and Deming, Grasso, Palmirosso added hits. Dick Lower held Firemen to three hits, Rinaldo and Skinner each had two for Police. Rinaldo started and lost for Firemen.
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Marathon
K of C
Police
Moose
Huron Cement
Don Coniski
Denning
Elliott
K of C. Coniski
McGill
Deming
Grasso
Palmiresso
Enwright
Gill
Shannon
Dixon
Dick Lower
Firemen
Chuck Rinaldo
Tim Syrell
Rinaldo
Cecil Wilson
Dave Beauchene
Mike Skinner
Jack Meehan
Lower
Skinner
Ed Ruggio
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times
The Palladium Times Commercial Printing Department lists contact numbers FI 3-3300 and FI 3-3301 for readers seeking publishing services.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Stephens Delivers Swing in Sox Win as Giants Race Ahead
Gene Stephens pinch hit a RBI single in the eighth to spark the White Sox past Detroit 2-1 and complete a doubleheader sweep. San Francisco beat Philadelphia 4-3 in 10 innings while the NL slate featured Reds, Cubs, and Dodgers winning to shape the pennant chase.
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Giants
White Sox
San Francisco
Gene Stephens
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Stephens
Chicago
Detroit
Williams
Baltimore
Kansas City
Indianapolis
al Lopez
Hank Aguirre
Floyd Robinson
Jake Wood
Robinson
Ron Hansen
Don Buford
Lopez
Hansen
Chisox
Minnesota
Orioles
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Red Sox
A’s
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Joel Horlen
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Tigers
Nicholson
Sox
Ward
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Tommy Tresh
Elston Howard
Ken McBride
Angels
Ford
McBride
A's
Municipal Stadium
Frank Malzone
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Dick Williams
Jim Gentile
Ed Charles
Bill Bryan
Orlando Pena
Tony Conigliaro
Twins
Wally Bunker
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Camilo Pascual
Bernie Allen
Bob Chance
Indians
al Smith
Leon Wagner
Chuck Hinton
al Koeh
Sead
Danny Cater
Cater
Phillies
al Dark
Gene Mauch
James Bond
Bob Hendley
Tony Taylor
Cookie Rojas
Johnny Callison
Bob Bolin
Richie Allen
Mauch
Wes Covington
Bolin
Dark
Ken MacKenzie
Covington
MacKenzie
Gaylord Perry
Willie Mays
Roy Sievers
Mays
Gus Triandos
Duke Snider
Jim Hart
Chris Short
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Deron Johnson
John Edwards
Reds
Johnson
Frank Robinson
Julian Javier
Charlie James
Cardinals
Cubs
Braves
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
Andre Rodgers
Hank Aaron
Vernon Law
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Colts
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Bob Veale
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mets
Charlie Smith
Jim Hickman
Buffalo Duo Near Tournament Doubles Record
Pete Cambio and Rick Musialowski of Buffalo moved to first in doubles at the 39th New York State Men's Bowling Tournament with 1,375 pins, just shy of the 1938 record of 1,376, bumping Elmira pair Bob Moulter and Al Biggio to second. They held no doubles handicap top five, while Moulter and Biggio led doubles handicap with 1,423.
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Elmira
Pete Cambio
Rick Musialowski
Buffalo
New York State
Bob Moulter
al Biggio
Moulter
Biggio
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Carl L. Johnson
Jim Durfey
Hannibal St
Fulton, N. Y
Wedson Lowell, Mass
Robert E. Rodormer
Hawley
the Palladium Times
Tering
John