County 18th Victim: Fairmount Man Dies in Rt 3 Crash
Robert L. Osterhout 31 of Fairmount died from a broken neck after a one car wreck on County Route 3 in the Town of Pater. His brother James P. Osterhout 29 suffered minor injuries. The men were returning from Sandy Pond when the car left the pavement and struck trees. James was treated and released. no autopsy was ordered. Burial set at St. Mary's Cemetery after services at John G. Butler funeral home.
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Fairmount
Pater
Robert L. Osterhout
Terrace Drive
Memorial Hospital
James P. Osterhout
G. Genesee Turnpike
Camillus
James Osterhout
Sandy Pond
Whitney Schouten
Robert Hall
Clyde Fineout
Eugene E. Sullivan
Syracuse
Osterhout
Board of Education
Painters Local Union
Joan Hortibus Osterhout
David
Robert
Kathleen
Raymond F. Osterhout
Richard Brisk
John G. Butler
St. Mary’s Cemetery
S. Salina St
Oswego County group dinner meeting on June 13
The Oswego County Association for Retarded Children will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday June 13 in the basement of the Holy Family church Hart Street Oswego The new president Thomas Scholl director of schools will discuss the summer program involving retarded children in Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Oswego County Association For Retarded Children
Holy Family
Hart St
Thomas Scholl
Tional
Mexico
Boy Bitten by Dog Reported at Fulton Residence
Charles Bald reported that his 7 year old son Charles was bitten on the right arm by a dog at 418 W First St. Sgt. John Dover investigated and the dog owners were ordered to confine the animal.
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Fulton
Charles Baldwin
First St
Charles
John Dover
Fulton Events and Personal Notes Highlight Church and Club
Children's day program at Mount Pleasant Methodist church in Fulton. Mrs Earl View ill in Syracuse hospital after visiting her brother. Fulton Business and Professional Women's Club plans annual banquet at Hotel Pontiac Oswego with officers elected for the year. Marine John W Case son of Mr and Mrs Warner Case of Phillips Street serves in the Caribbean with the Second Battalion Sixth Marine Regiment on extended training.
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Fulton
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Earl View
Syracuse
Fulton Business and Professional Women's Club
Pontiac
Oswego
Sarah A. Elias
Helen Mangeot
Alice Johnson
Ethel Coleman
Anna Maria
Catherine Goss
Mae D. Keller
Edith Barry
Marine Pfe
John W. Case
Warner Case
Phillips St
Caribbean
Sixth Marine Regiment
Miss Judith Rodger Graduates With BS From St Lawrence
Miss Judith Ann Rodger daughter of Dr and Mrs John A Rodger of South Fourth Street graduated June 12 from St Lawrence University with a Bachelor of Science degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Rodger
John A. Rodger
South Fourth St
St. Lawrence University
Rodger
Guilfoyle Brother Recovering After Auto Crash
James Guilfoyle of Highland Street is hospitalized at University Hospital Syracuse following a recent automobile accident. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guilfoyle
Harold Guilfoyle
Highland St
University Hospital, Syracuse
Carolyn L Foster to Receive B A from Middlebury
Miss Carolyn L. Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Foster of South Fourth Street is a candidate for a bachelor of arts degree from Middlebury College to be awarded at commencement exercises Monday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn L. Foster
Ralph Foster
South Fourth St
Middlebury College
Notre Dame graduate David R. Federick to receive degree
David R. Federick son of Mr and Mrs Albert R Federick of West River Road North will graduate from the University of Notre Dame on Sunday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Federick
Albert R. Federick
West River Rd
North
University of Notre Dame
Hinman Home Demonstration Luncheon Installing Officers
The Hinman Home Demonstration Unit will hold its annual luncheon at the Log Cabin on Thursday June 13 at 1 p.m. Officers for the coming year will be installed by Mrs Archie Neill after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Hinman
Archie Neill
Avon man Charles Breeze dies after short illness
Charles W. Breeze, 45, of Avon, died Saturday in Iola Sanitarium Rochester after a short illness. He formerly lived in Waterstown and is survived by sister Mrs. Mary Guyette of Sandy Creek. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Cleveland Funeral Home Watertown with burial in Pine Lawn Cemetery Islip, L. I.
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Avon
Sandy Creek
Sandy Gorebrk
Charles W. Breeze
Iola Sanitarium
Rochester
Waterstown
Mary Guyette
Cleveland Funeral Home
Watertown
Pine Lawn Cemetery
Islip
L. IL
Purse Presented to Fulton Priest Marks 40 Years in ministry
The Rev. Frederick Lagoe, pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Fulton, received a $1 500 purse at a Sunday dinner noting his 40th anniversary as a priest. Trustees Lynon Frawley and Thomas Mirabito spoke as Lagoe reflected on four decades of service from Taberg to Utica and Fulton, with a special ordination Mass led by Father Lagoe.
Fishing Derby Draws 200 Youngsters To Fulton Beach
The Path finder Fish and Game Club and City Recreation Dept hosted a Rowlee Beach derby with over 200 children and many parents in attendance. Prizes went to James Hanlon for first fish and golden shinner, Carl Kimball for second fish, Edward Clark and Mike Larkin for top calico bass, Jim Sivers for largest fish and 31 sunfish, Greg Hackett for bullheads, Don Tucker for largest blue girl, Karen Demar for largest rock bass, with Emil Woodard and Edward Loveless assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kimball
Edward Clark
Mike Larkin
Peter Stauring
Jim Sivers
Greg Hackett
Don Tucker
Joseph Stauring
Mark Pollock
Joe Demar
Karen Demar
Stevenson’s Beach Opens To Public Sunday
Fulton Stevenson's beach opened to the public Sunday by Mayor Elon K. Rowlee as sunny weather drew several hundred people to picnic boat and swim. A civil defense guard warned swimmers at Sharps Pond that it was not yet open and a health department report is needed before swimming is allowed.
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Fulton — Stevenson's
Elon K. Rowlee
Civil Defense Guard
Sharps Pond
Health Department
Births at Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital report
Fulton births list three new arrivals. A son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwab of 125 Lyons Street. Sunday saw a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Quesnell of 8 Mitchell Avenue and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider of 96 West Cayuga Street Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Richard Schwab
Lyons St
John W. Quesnell
Mitchell Ave
Frank Schneider
W. Cayuga St
Oswego
Condition of Mrs Annabelle Kozee Improves Slowly
Slight improvement reported Monday for Mrs Annabelle Kozee 49 of Foster Trailer Park critically injured Friday night along with her husband. Police and hospital officials would not release further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Annabelle Kozee
Foster Trailer Park
Card Party and Grange Meeting Scheduled in Fulton
There will be a card party at the Lower Oswego Falls Grange Friday at 8 p.m. with Mrs Addie Guyer in charge. A covered dish supper will be held Saturday in charge of Mrs Doris Pearson. Howard Wilcox master will preside at the meeting at 8 p.m.
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Fulton
Oswego Falls
Addie Guyer
Doris Pearson
Howard Wilcox
Oswego Country Club Sweepstakes Winners Report
Dr William Williams won Class A at the Oswego Country Club sweepstakes weekend. John Downey and Ed Lisk tied for second. Pat Kelly and Jack Devens tied for the lead in Class B. Norm Santoro finished first in Class C with Sam Azzarelli second.
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William Williams
Oswego Country Club
John Downey
Ed Lisk
Pat Kelly
Jack Devens
Norm Santoro
Sam Azzarelli
Fourth Vote on Fulton School Bond Set for Wednesday
Fulton residents vote on a 2 1/2 million dollar bond referendum to build a new 1 200 pupil senior high school for the consolidated district. Polls open 9 am to 9 pm at Phillips Street and Fairgrieve schools for residents of specific towns and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Consolidated School System
Granby
Oswego
Minetto
Phillips Street
Volney
Scriba
Palermo
Fairgrieve School
Fulton High School
Recreation Park
Phillip
Barrows
Parks
Morin Hall
Brennan
Sister Dies in Alexandria Bay Hospital
Elizabeth C. Smith 82, widow of Gilbert Smith, died Friday night at Noble Hospital in Alexandria Bay. Survived by brothers Emery and Edwin Countryman and sister Mrs. Emma Payne, all of Sandy Creek. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon.
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Lafargeville
Elizabeth C. Smith
Gilbert Smith
Edward J
Noble Hospital
Alexandria Bay
Emery
Edwin Countryman
Emma Payne
Sandy Creek
Uus
Principal Ada Aylesworth to Retire From Erie St. School
Miss Ada Aylesworth, principal of Erie Street School, will retire at the end of the school year. She was honored with a June 6 party at DuBois Inn, featuring bridge and scrabble prizes for guests including Ruth Kinney and LeMoyne Zimmer. The well attended gathering celebrated decades of service and association with fellow teachers.
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Ruth Kinney
Miss Aylesworth
Ada Aylesworth
Pearl Stocks
Florence Moore
Evada Howe
Kathleen Mangeot
Eva Reymore
Kathryn Close
Helen Caffrey
Margaret Quirk
Helen Wilson
LeMoyne Zimmer
Gladys Spink
Mona Mylchreest
Lila Jarvis
Virginia Turner
Helen Seymour
Helen Mangeot
Ann Brown
Helen Murphy
Thomas Nichols to head senior citizens group in Fulton
Thomas Nichols has been elected president of the Senior Citizens of Fulton succeeding Fred Meldrum. Other officers for the coming year include Clayton Frost as first vice president Clarence Nettleton as second vice president Mrs Harold Coon treasurer Mrs Ray Wheaton assistant treasurer Mrs Helen Morrison secretary and Mrs Lola Wells publicist.
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Fulton
Thomas Nichols
Fred Meldrum
Clayton Frost
Clarence Nettleton
Harold Coon
Ray Wheaton
Helen Morrison
Lola Wells
Fulton Girl Receives BA Degree at Alfred University
Patricia I. McGinnis daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel McGinnis 103 W First St Fulton received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Alfred University at the June 9 commencement. President M Ellis Drake presided and presented her diploma. she majored in history and political science and is a member of Sigma Xi Nu.
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Alfred
Patricia I. McGinnis
Daniel McGinnis
Fulton
Alfred University
M. Ellis Drake
Miss McGinnis
College of Liberal Arts
Sigma Cai Nu
Obituary: Helena B. Watson 79 of Sherrill
Mrs. Helena B. Watson, 79, a Sherrill resident for 50 years, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital Syracuse. Born in Cleveland New York to Joseph and Clara Bonneau, she will be funeralized at 9 and 9:30 at St. Helena's Church with a solemn Requiem High Mass. Burial follows in St. Helena's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill
Helena B. Watson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
Cleveland
Joseph
Clara Bonneau
Craig W. Crowell
St. Helena’s Church
St. Helena’s Cemetery
Firemen Field Days Set For June 13 15 In Pennellville
Pennellville Volunteer firemen announce field days June 13 to 15. Events include kiddies parade queen contest and women’s push ball on Thursday night, men’s push ball Friday, and a firemen parade talent contest and grand drawing Saturday. Barbecued chicken and ice cream, clams from firemen, and food booths run by auxiliaries. Committees led by Francis Balcom Bradley Babcock Vern Watson and others.
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Phoen
Pennellville Volunteer Firemen
Smoky Hollow Boys
Methodist Church
Francis Balcom
Bradley Babcock
Vern Watson
John Godfrey
Leland O'Brien
George Mills
Auxilary
Glen Cooper
Frank Lamrose
Marvin Spherden
Ronald Johnst
Benjamin Smith
Melvin Ritchie
Clayton Porter
Su Mac Lad Tops $600,000 In Rodney Trot Victory
Su Mac Lad, a 9 year old gelding, won the $25,000 Rodney Trot at Roosevelt to push lifetime earnings to $606,299. At Vernon Downs, Honor Dares won the $3,000 invitational pace with Reba Byrd runner up and Widower Philip in third.
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Associated Press
New York State
Su Mac Lad
Rodney
Roosevelt
Vernon Downs
Honor Dares
Reba Byrd
Philip
Mrs Marion B Balch Flower Dies in Watertown
Mrs Marion Brown Balch Flower 55 wife of William A Flower of 138 West Main Street died Friday at the House of the Good Samaritan. Survived by sister Mrs William R Jones of Sandy Creek.
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Watertown
Marion Brown Balch Flower
William A. Flower
W. Main St
House of the Good Samaritan
William R
Christine) Jones
Sandy Creek
Police Chief Warns Parents After Fulton Near-Drowning
Fulton police report a seven year old East Side boy nearly drowned at Sharp's Pond. Four men jumped in fully clothed to pull him to shore and aid with artificial respiration. He was rushed to Lee Memorial Hospital and released. police warn parents about unsupervised swimming at city beaches.
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Fulton
Karl Stewart
East Side
Sharp's Pond
Francis Leonard Preeman
Ontario St
Harold E. Stacy
RD 1
Allen LaMar
N. Fifth St
Charles Fawcett, Sr
W. Fourth St
Daevid Boone
Senesa St
John Dover
W.J. Hanlon
Fred Kassing
Dover
Hanlon
Lee Memorial Hospital
Hanon
Death ruled accidental in freak mishap at shopping center
Phoenix report says 38 year old Canastota carpenter Leslie Rapenske died after a hammer bounced back while he pounded a wooden block at a new South End shopping center project south of the village. He fell 15 feet from a scaffold and died en route to a local doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Canastota
New South End
John R. Murray
Leslie Rapenske
Charles Moyer
Robert Hayes
Rex McNitt
Rapenske
Tony Colon
Three Rivers Inn
Charles Starlota
William Dwinnelle
New Zealand Driver Moves To Second In Belgian Grand Prix
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand finished second at Francorchamps on the Belgian Grand Prix. His Cooper-Climax moved him to second in the world driving championships as leaders Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney slowed in rain. Clark won in 2 hours 27 minutes 47.6 seconds at an average 113.789 mph. McLaren averaged 110.110 mph.
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Francorchamps
Belgium
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
McLaren
Cooper
Britain
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Riverside
Calif
Clark
Lotus
Arruza Sees Tijuana Bullring A World Class Draw
Mexico City report says matador Carlos Arruza forecasts Tijuana ring will rival the world’s top venues. He notes Plaza Mexico in Mexico City seats about 75 000 and averages 40 000 dollars, while Tijuana grosses more than double due to higher U S attendance and higher prices. Arruza, praising bullfighting as art, joins the National Tourist Bureau as a goodwill ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tijuana
California- Mexico
Carlos Arruza
Mexico
Plaza Mexico
Arruza
United States
California
Miguel Aleman
Alderwoman’s Name Question in Waukegan Council
In Waukegan Illinois the town’s first and only alderwoman was elected as Mrs Ann Christensen and later married Daniel L Decar Should she be addressed as Mrs Christensen or Mrs Decar Councillors await a legal name change resolution from Corporation Counsel Murray Conzelman to standardize council records to Mrs Decar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
Waukegan
Ann Christensen
Daniel L. Decar
Christensen
Decar
Murray Conzelman
Council
Couple William Curtiss Weds Katherine Adelson in Holyoke
Katherine Adelson of Holyoke marries William Pitt Curtiss of Marblehead at First Methodist church Holyoke with Rev Paul Whitteberry officiating. Matron of honor Cynthia Hansen. bridesmaids Sandra Baran Susan Baran Polly Ann Player. flower girl Janet Pappas. Best man Robert Curtiss. ushers Martin Foresberg Allston Mass Donald Pearson Marblehead. Reception for 135 at Sheraton Motor Inn. They will live at Marblehead after a west coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Katherine Alexandria Adelson
Holyoke
Mass
William Pitt Curtiss
Mareblehead
First Methodist Church
Paul N. Whitteberry
Alexander Adelson
Adelson
R. Burchett Curtiss
Richland
Cynthia Hansen
Derry, N. H
Sheraton Motor Inn
West Coast
Curtiss
Front St
Marblehead
Kennedy urges peace as Cold War tensions loom in Hawaii address
In Honolulu Kennedy reframed US policy toward the Soviets urging a world seen as it is and pressed for peaceful resolutions with the aim of avoiding nuclear confrontation. He urged mayors to push peaceful civil rights progress and planned talks with labor leaders and faith representatives ahead of a forthcoming civil rights message.
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Soviet Union
United States
Ami
Kennedy
Honolulu
U.S
Congress
Former champ John Root Dies at 83 in Los Angeles
The boxing pioneer John Jack Root the first light heavy weight champion died in Los Angeles at 83. A physician said he succumbed Sunday to arteriosclerotic heart disease. Root won the 175 pound title by outpointing Kid McCoy over 10 rounds in Detroit on April 22 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John
Jack) Root
Root
Kid McCoy
Detroit
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William J. Allen
South First St
Rt. 3
Oswego County
Retarded Children's
Hough
New York
Macadam Construction
S. First ST
DIAL
N. Y
J. H. O'Brien
Pres
Fulton Priest
Stevenson’s Beach
LIONS
Fulton Lions Club
George MacFarland
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Kelly
The
Ross Mirabito
Harlan Collins
John Myers
Erie St
Phoenix Central School
Sandra Loren
Diane VanTassel
Elaine Sivers
Joan Craner
Michael Anderson
Robert Glaccum
Carlos Rojas
Harold C. Sheldon
Austin
Texas
Ellamae Sheldon Woodlief
Texas University
Woodlief
Sheldon
Fred Brooks
Vernon
Flora Mae Churchill
Utica
Ira M. Pierce
Scott Elwin
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Richard Blaisdell
Christine
Harold Bishop
ROA
William Curtiss
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