Syracusan Dies After Accident on Route 81
James Cardinal of 246 Woodbine Ave Syracuse died at 6 15 p m Sunday at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital in Syracuse from pulmonary embolism secondary to severe lac erations to his left arm after a one car crash off Route 81 on Route 49 in West Monroe on May 10. Trooper C M Weigel investigated. witnesses say he was eastbound as another car approached and the vehicle swerved into the westbound lane, struck a tree and rolled over on the road shoulder.
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Pulaski
Syracuse
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
West Monroe
Oswego County
James Cardinal
Woodbine Ave
C.M. Weigel
Cardinal
Episcopal Church Service At Camp Hollis
The Episcopal Churches plan an outdoor service at Camp Hollis on Sunday June 13 at 10 30 a.m. Informal music by Sandra Wise and Paul Rogers will accompany the service followed by a parish picnic and races. Summer services run June 19 to Sept 12 with Holy Communion and Morning Prayer on alternating Sundays and locations rotating among Christ Church Meade Chapel and the Church of the Evangelist.
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Camp Hollis
Sandra Wise
Paul Rogers
Church of the Evangelist
Christ Church
Harold Butler
Noriie Buske
Meade Chapel
Palermo Votes To Keep Three Assessor System And Approve Bingo
Residents of Palermo voted to retain the three elected assessors rather than adopt a state proposed appointed assessor. The ballot also approved bingo with provisions of a bingo control law. Totals show 267 for elected assessors to 28 for appointed, 237 for bingo with 56 against and two void ballots, per supervisor Dwight Mayne.
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Palermo
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Dwight Mayne
Voters Keep Three-Assessor System In Hannibal
Residents here yesterday voted by an overwhelming majority to retain the three elected assessor system. Supervisor Donald Gleason was unavailable for official tally at presstime. The full tally will be reported Thursday.
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Hannibal
Donald Gleason
Ice Cream Social At Palermo Church June 10
Palermo United Methodist Church hosts a home made ice cream social with hot dogs and hamburgers served. Serving starts at 5 30 p m.
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Palermo
Duck in the Chimney Stuns Florida Gardener
Sarasota resident Mrs. Helen Meadows found several black Muscovy ducks in her yard while picking flowers. A loud thud from the chimney startled her and a large black duck, as big as a turkey, appeared in front of the fireplace after she returned indoors to arrange her vase.
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Sarasota, Fla
Helen Meadows
Miss Haley Receives Three-Year Scholarship at Syracuse Luncheon
Miss Mary Rita Haley won a three-year scholarship from the auxiliary of St. Joseph's Hospital of Syracuse. The award was announced at a luncheon held May 19 at Crumlins in Syracuse. Haley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haley of 42 East Seventh Street.
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Mary Rita Haley
Auxiliary of St. Joseph's Hospital of
Syracuse
Crumlins
Herbert Haley
E. Seventh St
Parents to Be Have Classes At Oswego Hospital
Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service offers continuous Expectant Parents' classes held Tuesday evenings at 7 30 p m at Oswego Hospital. The program aims to help couples understand childbirth baby care and parenting roles. Preregistration requested. observers may join first class for openings. Call 593 2101 668 2683 or 343 1920.
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Oswego County
First Moon Photograph Set By John William Draper
In 1840 John William Draper captured the first photograph of the moon signaling an American lead in early photography and its astronomy use despite later advances.
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John William Draper
America
Letters to the Editor from Francis Pupparo to Rep McEwen
A reader criticizes U S troop levels in Vietnam and Nixon policy, argues for a withdrawal date and prisoner releases. The letter continues with commentary on school board policy, a delayed appeal by Mrs Lynch, and calls for transparency in district actions.
Board tightens district record inspection policy
A district policy proposal by the board of education seeks to limit who may inspect school records, books, and papers. The writer claims the change targets critics and could leave taxpayers with no recourse in future resolutions and purchases. A minority board faction may oppose the measure, but the majority is poised to pass it.
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Board of Education
Redmen Fifth In Sectionals Track Meet
Central Square Nor which Central School captured its second Section 3 Class B title at Ilion with 44 points. Oneida 22.5, Cazenovia and Clinton 22 each, Central Square 20.5 for fifth among 21 Class B schools. Ed Burns set Section 3 Class B and school records with 14.9 in the winning 120 yard high hurdles. Dave Rozendzle nearly doubled, winning the long jump at 21 feet 6 1/4 inches and placing second in the triple jump at 42 feet 10 inches. Robin Britt tied for third in the pole vault with 10 feet 6 inches. The mile relay team of Walterkens Herlosky Hayes Ling posted 3:42.7, a school mark. Kerry Cutter set a Central Square two mile record, 10:37.2. Rozen dale Britt and Burns may qualify for the Section 3 state team at Endicott if they win their Rome meet Tuesday to determine the lineup.
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Central Square
Norwich Central School
Ilion
Oneida
Cazenovia
Clinton
Ed Burns
Dave Rozendzle
Benanati
Norwich
Robin Britt
Bob Walterkens
Mike Herlosky
Gary Hayes
Fred Ling
Kerry Cutter
Central Squa
Ed Stinson
Kerry
Rozendale
Britt
Burns
Endicott
Rome
A.C
Prolific Oyster Egg Output in a Virginia Season
A Virginia oyster can release up to 500 million eggs in a single season and may live about a decade, potentially spawning around five billion eggs in its lifetime.
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Virginia
Farella Funeral Rites Thursday
Anthony Farella 49 former Oswego resident of Syracuse died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services Thursday at 8:15 a.m. at Pirro & Sons Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Cecelia's Church with a Mass. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Calling hours 7–9 p.m. today. Survived by widow Lucy Cira Farella, son Anthony R. Farella, four grandchildren, brothers John and Dominick Farella. World War II veteran and former Empire Beverage Co. owner.
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Anthony Farella
Oswego
Thomas Ave
Syracuse
Pirro & Sons
St. Cecelia’s Church
Assumption Cemetery
Farella
Lucy Cira Farella
Santo
Tina Fragale Farella
St. Cecelia’s Catholic Church
Empire Beverage Co
Anthony R. Farella
John
Dominick Farella
First postcard issued in England on October 1 1870
A historical note records that the world’s first postcard was issued in England on October 1, 1870. The item marks the origin of modern postal card communication and reflects early 19th century mail innovations.
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England
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Mr. McEwen
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Japan
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Redmen
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4Th Street
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