Driver Jailed For 100 Days For 80 MPH
Ralph R. Dickerson of Whitney Point pleaded guilty to speeding on Route 81 near Richland. He faced fines totaling 110 dollars and 100 days in Oswego County jail after a license revocation for his third speeding offense in 18 months. He also admitted to inadequate muffler and no directional signals and had a prior driving while intoxicated charge listed.
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Pulaski
Whitney Point
Oswego County
D. H. Byrne
Ralph R. Dickerson
Justice of the Peace
Marshall Minto
Richland
Virginia Lord Weds John F. Bailey in Central Square
Miss Virginia Mae Lord daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lord of Central Square and John F. Bailey son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey of Cedarvale Road were married at First Methodist Church Central Square. Rev. Edwin Potter officiated with Lillian Brown as matron of honor and Kathy O'Brien as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Square
First Methodist Church
Virginia Mae Lord
Edward Lord
John F. Bailey
Joseph Bailey
Cedarvale Road
Edwin Potter
Lillian Brown
Kathy O’brien
Karen Jackson
Marlene Traub
Debbie Sue Greene
Ray Leubner
Jack Lord
Russell Sklonnys
James O’brien
Vermont
Lycoming Church Young Adults Plan Strawberry Festival
Lycoming Methodist Young Adult Fellowship members will meet at the Coon home Wednesday at 6 30 p m for a covered dish supper. Final plans for the church lawn strawberry festival on Wednesday June 24 will be completed. Homemade ice cream will be featured with serving starting at 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycoming — Methodist Young Adult Fellowship of the
Lycoming Church
Curtis Coon
Furniture Lost In Garage Fire Near Sunset Point
A fast moving Sunday morning blaze destroyed a three car garage on Sunset Point west of the city line, losing the Clifford Harris family furniture. Fire officials from Engine Co. No. 4 and Han nibal VFD fought the fire, which origin remains listed as unknown. Harris operates radio station WSGO and had recently moved. the State University plans to buy the Sunset Point property for college expansion. Redfield volunteers later tackled a camp blaze in Lewis County, while Orwell firemen stood by.
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Clifford Harris
Sunset Point
Hannibal
Harris
WSGO
Franklin St
The
State University
Redfield
Saturdy
Osceola
Lewis County
Orwell
Lionettes Host Picnic For Mexico School for Exceptional Children
Lionettes of Phoenix hosted a June 2 outing for students from the Mexico School for Exceptional Children at Mattle's Riverview Amusement Park. The group enjoyed the River View Express ride and a noon picnic with hotdogs grilled by Lion Harold Baldwin. Accompanying staff included Thomas School Director and teachers, a bus driver, and district officials.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Lionettes
Mexico School For
Mattle
Riverview Amusement Park
Harold Baldwin
Thomas School
Charlotte Sparling
Marion Sperling
June Kilden
Darlene Marciano
Rita Forbes
Marion Stevens
Janice Scholl
Clifford Vosseller
Harry H. Howe
Phoenix Central School
John C. Birdlebough
Stanley Ottman
Frederick Eades
Lionette
Edward Berdick
Fred Waldron Jr
James Moon
Frederick Comverse
Arnold Verdon
Corydon Walker
Manley Williams
Milton Gille
Georgia Woman Finds Ruby Worth 4325 Dollars
Mrs. David Stock, a 30 year old Georgia housewife from Dawson, found an 86.50 carat ruby at the Old Shuler mine near Franklin, North Carolina. The ruby valued at about $4 325 was discovered after buying six buckets of dirt for $1. Mine operator charges a set fee for tourists. Jim Brinkman, a regional gem shop owner, estimated the ruby at $50 per carat.
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Franklin
N.C
Georgia
Old Shuler
Here
David Stock
Dawson
Jim Brinkman
Mrs. Stock
Treasury cash position and debt figures June 2 1964
U S Treasury report shows cash balance 8 121 174 469 78 dollars as of June 2 1964 deposits for fiscal year total 107 930 580 996 07 withdrawals 115 623 987 855 21 and total debt 313 261 316 057 27 dollars.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Couple Renews Vows on 50th Anniversary in Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dodd of 404 Lake St. renewed their marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at First Congregational Church on their 50th anniversary served by Rev. Norman Isaman. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Erling Fladmark. The Dodds, longtime Syracuse natives, have lived in Phoenix 39 years and have three children Charles Dodd Olive Leighman and Norman F. Ferens nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. About one hundred people attended the reception in the church parlors. Also noted was Rev. Morgan C. Silbaugh’s planned attendance at the June 8 9 Diocesan Youth staff meeting at Thornsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Elmo Dodd
Lake St
First Congregational Church
Norman Isaman
Erling Fladmark
Dodds
Syracuse
Patznick
Charles Dodd
Olive Leighman
Norman F. Ferens
Morgan C. Silbaugh
Department of Youth
Central N. Y
Thornsfield
Pennellville Firemen Plan For Field Days
The Pennellville Fire Department announces Field Days starting Thursday June 11 at 7 p.m. with a Kiddies Costume Parade ending at the fire barn and prizes. A 7:30 p.m. push-ball contest follows by the Ladies auxiliary, then a men’s push-ball contest Friday at 7:30 p.m. and queen judging about 9:30 p.m. Saturday features free rides 2 to 2:30 p.m., a 7 p.m. firemen parade, and over 500 dollars in prizes for fire companies, bands, floats and horses. Memorial services for Mrs Nora Man Warren are set June 17 by VFW Auxiliary Post 5540. Also notes Elmira College ceremony where Cynthia G. Perry earned a BA, with attendance by Perry family. Perry to teach at Mexico Central School.
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Phoenix
Pennellville
GLF
VFW
Nora ManWarren
Elmira College
Wome
Elmira
Cynthia G. Perry
W. George Perry
Duncan
Stephen Perry
Machelle
Toad
Rochester
Miss Perry
Mexico Central
115 Confirmed In Chapel Ceremony At St Jude Church
In Fair Haven on May 31 the first confirmation ceremony at St. Jude's church saw 115 persons receive the Sacrament. Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence B. Casey presided as 41 boys 68 girls and 6 adults moved in procession under an American Legion guard. Sponsors named Robert Martin and Mrs. Peter Tihy represented all sponsors. The class drew members from Fair Haven Red Creek and Cato areas and followed months of parish work including new interior paint an altar screens and leaded glass. Father Heindl will celebrate the first Mass of the season on June 28.
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Fair Haven
St. Jude's Church
Lawrence B. Casey
Rochester
American Legion Post
God and Country
Fathers Grey
Montezuma
Jones
Weedsport
Quigley
Jordan
Tressy
Wolcott
Robert Kress
Auburn
Raymond Wuest
Scipio
Gerald Appleby
Robert Martin
Peter Tihy
Red Creek
Cato
Father Heindl
St. Jude's
Madam Nhu to Address Rally in Queens This July
Mrs. Nhu former first lady of South Vietnam will speak at a truth rally in Flushing Queens on July 7. The Conservative party club said she will expose the truth of the Viet Nam affair and will be returning to the United States from Paris.
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Madam Nhu
New York
Madame Ngo
Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Conservative Party Club
Flushing
Queens
Early Memorial Day Observance in Arlington Grounds
About 5 000 people gathered on the tree shaded slopes of Arlington for the first official Memorial Day observance. Gen Ulysses S Grant attended as a distinguished guest and James A Garfield delivered the oration.
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Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
James A. Garfield
Gardens and Lawns Living With Beauty Not Edibles
The article cautions gardeners about planting ornamentals near edible crops to avoid frequent pesticide spraying and potential contamination, emphasizing aesthetic choices and safe practices for lawn and garden care.
Power garden tools and pesticide safety guidance
Neighbors hire workers to renovate a lawn using a power renovator that loosens thatch. The piece explains thatch buildup harms grass and promotes pests, then notes a NYS Agricultural Experiment Station workshop on gas chromatography for pesticide residue analysis and safe gardening practices including label warnings, child and pet safety, and proper disposal of containers.
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Veseune
New York State
Geneva
Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association
Fresh Produce Price List From Local Market Ledger
A dense list of fruits vegetables and related goods with unit prices and packaging details. Items include bananas grapefruits melons lemons oranges peaches strawberries watermelons cabbage carrots cauliflower celery cucumbers endive lettuce onions peppers peas tomatoes potatoes and eggs with varied sizes and crate or box quantities.
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Accaratus, Co
Calif
West
Tex
Chile
Saben Owen
Savash
H. H
Ohio
Early Arkansas Schools Run by Jesuits During Colonial Eras
The first schools in Arkansas were religious institutions run by Jesuits under French and Spanish rule, establishing early education amid colonial regimes and missionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
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Virginia Lord
J. F. Bailey
MYAF
Frank M. McDonough, Inc
Seneca ST
Manlius
Alan T. Farrell
Thomas E. Farrell
Montcalm St
Oswego
Manlius School
Farrell
Rochester Business Institute
Lionettes of Phoenix
Ruby
U. S. Treasury Report
Oswego Plymouth Dealers
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Iust
Chrysler Motors Corporation
U.S.A
Ford
Chevrolet
Massk HU
Plymouthland
Plymouth Dealer
Leon Shapiro Motor Sales
First St
Thalmann Motors, Inc
East Oneida St. Rd
Pennellville Firemen
American Association of Nurserymen
Earl Aronson
Ap News
Jacobsen
Cloonan
Hall Road
N. Y
S&h
Rome
Applegate
Oswego Co-op
G.L.F
W. 1St St
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