Holly Drive Motel Granted Zone Change to Sell Liquor
The Fulton Board of Appeals voted 4 to 1 to grant a variance allowing the Holly Drive Motel restaurant to dispense legal beverages. Stephen Tetro sought the variance to obtain a liquor license after a prior motel received one and after hours of private discussion, the decision was reached around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday. City officials may seek to nullify the ruling, and the motel sits at the eastern end of the East-West arterial in Whitcomb tract zoning.
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Fulton
Municipal Board of Appeals
Holly Drive
Robert Howell
City Hall
Stephen Tetro
Supreme Court
Wallace Auser
Appeals Board
Whitcomb
Top Scores in Fulton Bridge Monthly Master Point Game
Results from the Fulton Elks Club Monday night show North South winners led by Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan and Mrs. Frank Martin in first place with second earned by Mrs. Joseph Amedio and Mrs. Clarence Brandes. East West leaders were Mrs. Willard Anderson and Mrs. James McCrudden in first place.
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Fulton
Fulton Elks Club
Lawrence Sullivan
Frank Martin
Joseph Amedio
Clarence Brandes
Helen Fitzsimmons
Matthew Frawley
Mary Barnes
Grace Matteson
Kirke White
William Culeton
Willard Anderson
James McCrudden
Virginia Dean
Walter Thorpe
Alfred McCaffrey
Milton James
Rudd Trowbridge
Fred Gibbons
Harry Schulz
Funeral Services for James E. Brough in Two Cities
Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Wednesday at Nichols Funeral Home Ogdensburg and 9:30 a.m. at St. John’s Church in Fulton for James Edgar Brough 47 of North Syracuse who died Sunday at his aunt’s Morristown home. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery Massena. He is survived by a sister Mrs John Garrison of Fulton.
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Fulton
Nichols Funeral Home
Ogdensburg
St. John’s Church
That City
James Edgar Brough
Syracuse
Mary Pickrance
Morristown
Calvary Cemetery
Massena
John Garrison
Fulton Obituary Arch Zellar 75 of Fulton
Archie Zellar 75 of 157 W First St N died Tuesday morning in Lee Memorial hospital after months of illness. He was born in Baldwinsville, son of George and Caroline Zellar, lived most of his life in Fulton and worked as a pin setter and weaver for American Woolen Co and later Birdseye Inc retiring years ago. He was a member of First Congregational church and American Modern Woodmen. Survived by wife Lena Smith Zellar a son Harold A Zellar Fulton a granddaughter Brenda Zellar Fulton a grandson Horace Zellar Utica and a great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. at Gardner funeral home with burial in Mt Adnah cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening and daily 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Fulton
Archie Zellar
First St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mr. Zellar
Baldwinsville
George and
Caroline Saunders Zellar
American Woolen Co
Birdseye, Inc
First Congregational Church
Zellar
American Modern Woodmen
Lena Smith Zellar
Harold A. Zellar
Brenda Zellar
Horace Zellar
Utica
Gardner Funeral Home
Worth St
Harold W. McGilvray
Mt. Adnah
Funeral
Mrs Ella Dillon of Syracuse dies at 63
Mrs Ella M Dillon of 5685 Pearson Road Fayetteville wife of retired Syracuse detective Edward C Dillon died yesterday in St Marys hospital Syracuse She owned Archie Ella Beauty Salon until 1963 Survivor includes brother Anthony Demperio of Fulton Funeral services set for Thursday at Bagozzi Twins funeral home Immaculate Conception Church Fayetteville high requiem Mass burial in St Agnes Cemetery calling hours today and tomorrow at 2601 Milton Avenue Syracuse
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Fulton Fulton
Ella M. Dillon
Pearson Rd
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Edward C. Dillon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Archie & Ella
S. Warren and
E. Fayette Sts
Anthony Demperio
Fulton
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
Funeral
Milton Ave
Fulton Chapter Next Meeting Set for June 11
The Fultonian Chapter 45 Gold Star Mothers will hold a covered dish lunch at noon on Thursday June 11, with the meeting to follow.
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Fulton
Fultonian
Auto Top Slashed in Nestle Parking Lot
Kenneth Anglish of Cato RD 3 reported his convertible top was slashed in the Nestle Parking lot. Patrolman Hugh Barber investigated the incident.
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Fulton
Kenneth Anglish
Cato
RD 3
Nestle
Hugh Barber
Eggs and Firecrackers Thrown at Holy Family School
Fulton Sgt J D Duver investigated a complaint that youths were tossing eggs and firecrackers at Holy Family School amid disruptive activity near the campus.
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Fulton
J. D. Duver
Holy Family School
Nora Brett and Paul Pickett Wed In Fulton Church
Nora Jo Brett of 220 Rochester St and Paul Pickett married Saturday June 6 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Fulton Rev William J Brown officiated at 10 am ceremony The bride daughter of James Brett Curry County Sligo Ireland and the groom son of Mrs Frederick Pickett 629 Highland St both are local professionals after reception at The Malones they departed for Cape Cod and Canada The couple and their families are named in the notice
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Sephine Brett
Rochester St
Paul Pickett
Church of the Immaculate Conception
William J. Brown
James Brett
Curry County
Sligo
Ireland
Frederick Pickett
Highland St
Mr. Pickett
Patrick Maye
Ursula Brett
County Democratic Women Meet June 10
The Oswego County Women's Democratic club will meet at Ruth Murphy's Volney Street home at 8 p.m. Wednesday June 10 with Phoenix members as host Frances Lannon Oswego president will preside All members urged to attend.
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Phoenix
Oswego County
Women's Democratic Club
Ruth Murphy
Volney St
Frances Lannon
Oswego
Car Wiring Blaze Reported in Fulton
Firefighters were called Monday before 3 p.m. to a car blaze at N Sixth and Erie Streets Fulton. The blaze was caused by a wiring short and was extinguished on arrival.
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Fulton
N. Sixth
Erie Sts
Krupas Welcome Daughter at Lee Memorial
A daughter was born Monday at Lee Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Krupa of 9 Center Street.
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Krupas
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Thomas Krupa
Center St
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
A brief note lists the Palladium Times blog contact lines with dial numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for reader assistance and department inquiries.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Palladism
Times Bldg
Ontario DAR Chapter Holds Annual Dinner Meeting
Miss Laura Hardy becomes Regent at Pulaski Ontario chapter's dinner held Friday at Draco's Restaurant. Twenty five members attended and officers installed including vice regent Mrs. Donald Litts chaplain Mrs. William Weeden recording secretary Mrs. Gladys Benedict corresponding secretary Mrs. Max Butler treasurer Mrs. William Howlett registrar Mrs. Owen McNett historian Miss Esther Hinman and librarian Mrs. James Cahill. Mrs. Lawrence Skinner and Mrs. Donald Litts named to the Advisory Board.
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Pulaski
Ontario Dar
Dracos
Regent
Laura Hardy
Donald Litts
William Weeden
Gladys Benedict
Max Butler
William Howlett
Owen McNett
Esther Hinman
James Cahill
Lawrence Skinner
Elect Officers Named at St. James Guild Meeting
The St. Mary's Guild of St. James Episcopal Church elected officers for 1964 65 with Carol Rounds as president Eleanor Carrohn as vice president Katherine Hart as secretary and Jean Scott as treasurer.
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Pulaski
St. Mary’s
Slight Tax Increase Proposed In Budget for Hannibal School
Hannibal Central School District plans a modest tax rise for 1964 65 with total expenditures set at 1 334 800 and a levy of 150 000 up from 142 836. The budget anticipates state aid at 1 085 390 and a balance of 23 400 to offset next year’s budget while voters address the June 17 election. John Barry and John Columbus seek reelection to the board as Harry Cummins and Warren Campbell oppose them. TO TEACH IN ALASKA Miss Barbara Sherman of Phoenix will teach junior high English and French in Kenai Alaska this fall following graduation at Geneseo.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central
Oswego Town
Granby
Sterling
Board of Education
Iaag
John Barry
John Columbus
Harry Cummins
Warren Campbell
Alaska
Barbara Sherman
Phoenix
Kenai
States University College At
Geneseo
Phoenix Central School
Richard Sherman
Leman
Judith Sherman
Heart Association Urges Less Fatty Food For All
The American Heart Association broadens its three year old guidance urging everyone to eat less fatty foods. It cites mounting evidence linking fat intake to blood cholesterol and heart disease, not just for the overweight or those with heart conditions.
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New York
American Heart Association
Erhard Leaves Bonn to Visit U S Canada
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard left Bonn for a five day trip to Canada and the United States to strengthen North American Western Europe ties. He said no spectacular results should be expected but the alliance with Canada and the United States is loyal and will provide a foundation for talks. He will visit Ottawa Harvard University Council on Foreign Relations New York Washington to meet President Johnson.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhart
Canada
United States
North America
Europe
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Erhard
Harvard University
Council of Foreign Relations
New York
Washington
Johnson
Burglary Ring Busted In Post Office Theft Case
Federal prosecutors say a burglary ring stole 206000 in blank money orders and cash from more than 30 post offices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ringleader Daniel Bozza, 42, of Jersey City, arraigned in Brooklyn federal court on forgery and stolen money orders charges.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Daniel Bozza
Jersey City
N.J
Brooklyn
Kauae Lake
Sullivan County
Peter Tonnesen
Thee
Asst
U.S. Atty
Martin R. Polmer
Montana Floods Ravage Dams and Rural Towns
Flooding from dams on the Sun and Marias rivers threatens communities from Glacier National Park to the Missouri. Horses and cattle swept away near Birch Creek. a Grant family of five reportedly lost with a truck. Two Medicine Creek dam breach displaces residents on the Blackfeet Reservation. Crests forecast near 20 feet as Canyon Ferry Dam gates close to ease pressure.
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Ter
Chateau
East Glacier
Dupuyer
Swift
Jim Farrar
Shelby
Browning
Blackfeet
Grant
Sun River
Great Falls
Marias River
Glacier National Park
Missouri River
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Missouri
Hood
Jeanne Dean and Jon Burton Wed in Phoenix Ceremony
Jeanne E Dean and Jon H Burton exchanged vows Sunday at First Congregational Church Phoenix officiated by Rev Norman IIsaman. The couple, both graduates of Phoenix Central School in 1963, plan to reside in Phoenix after a trip through the Adirondack Mountains.
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Phoenix
Jeanne E. Dean
Jon H. Burton
First Congregational Church
Norman Iisaman
Clarence Dean
Chestnut St
Wayne Burton
Huntley Road
Janet Burton
Linda Bernhardt
Alice Corgan
Masonville
Diane Burton
Demster
Joyce Nevill
Elaine Candee
Foenix
Michael Corgan
Fred Burton
Cicil Burton
Fay Kimball
Daniel Dean
Vera Hopkins
Phoenix Central School
Grand Union Co
Adirondack Mountains
Stratton Opposes Kennedy for New York Senate
Rep. Samuel S. Stratton indicated opposition to nominating Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy for the New York Senate seat. He urged victory from within the state and party, speaking at an Upstate hearing for the 1964 platform. Kennedy has not decided on a bid. Kisburg urged expanding affluence to aid the hungry in New York. The panel moves next to Buffalo and Rochester.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New York
Stratton
Kennedy
Teamsters Union Joint Council 16
United States
New York State
Kisburg
Buffalo
Rochester
Alumni Banquet Set by Hannibal Central School
The Hannibal Central school Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet on Saturday evening June 27. The main speaker will be George Crofoot, a former graduate.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central School Alumni Association
George Crofoot
Dressage as Ballet in Horse Performance
Observers note that dressage resembles ballet in form yet the horse’s movements are rooted in natural leaps kicks and prancing visible in any pasture rather than a unique sport discipline.
Great Falls Faces Potential Flood Above 1953 Levels
Stage late today at Great Falls threatens lowland flooding surpassing the 1953 disaster that caused millions in damage. Great Falls MT, population 70,000, stands as the state’s largest city and could see rising waters.
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Great Falls
Montana
Caltabiano Graduates to Tour Europe After College
Stephen Caltabiano earns a Bachelor of Science in music education at State University College Potsdam. He will teach instrumental music in Beaver Falls and depart June 29 for an eight week Europe tour visiting London and Paris for music festivals. A piano recital by Mrs. William Turner’s students on June 14 features multiple solos duets and ensembles in John C Birdlebough auditorium. Ushers include Ferdinand Pfenninger and Elaine Sivers. The Phoenix Alumni banquet follows with dancing by 9 p.m.
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Phoenix
Anthony Caltabiano
West River Road
Stephen
State University College
Potsdam
Beaver Fall
Europe
London
Paris
William Turner
John C. Birdlebough
Alfano
Kenneth Corey
Mary Alice Williams
Marilyn Chamberlin
Faye Elhage
Lee Ann Tyler
Holly Turner
Patricia Halstead
Nancy Halstead
Deborah Scott
Denise Crisanfulli
Sharon Turner
Sandra Turner
Anette Corey
Donna Hopkins
Linda Hopkins
Paul Vickery
Sheridan Vickery
Earl Turner
Linda Hudson
Susan Hudson
Marilyn Matzke
Linda Turner
Anne Luke
Carole Carpenter
Betty Klerks
Ferdinand Pfenninger
David Huntley
Elaine Sivers
Hildelisa de la No Val
Phoenix Aumni
Lynn Walker Heads Casimir Pulaski Society
The Casimir Pulaski chapter of the Children of the American Revolution meets at Mrs Myron Burghdoff's to plan community service. Officers for 1964 65 include Lynn Walker as president and Janene Richards as first vice president. State Conference in New York City is set for September 11 12 with local delegates Lynn Walker and Janene Richards.
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Margaret Merriam
Lucinda Lattimer
Mary Pat Hussian
Merriam Campbell
Karla Richards
Tanya Wilson
Diane Champney
Penny
Connie Gaspereni
CAR
New York City
Lynn Walker
Janene Richards
Betty Petrie
Donna Youngs
Myron Burghdoff
Kubitschek crowds clash with rival as he rides streets
A night rally in Rio de Janeiro saw supporters of Kubitschek lift him on shoulders and chant the national anthem outside his apartment. Jeers from followers of rival Carlos Lacerda sparked a brief clash before crowds dispersed as Kubitschek’s group grew.
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Kubitschek
Rio
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Minas Gerais
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Goulart
South America
Quadros
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Macadam Construction
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Nora Brett
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Nora Jo
John Cullen
Bernadette Brett
Ronald Casey
Liverpool
Robert Plaff
John Salisbury
Maris Convent
Western Union Telegraph Co
Fulton High School
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
LeMoyne College
Hardman and Cranston
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SUCO
William Brown
Mary Brown
D. Charles S. Turner
U. S
Jefferson St
Owen
Jeanne Dean
Bob Kennedy
Caltabiano
Casimir Pulaski Society
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