Jubilee Mass Honors Syracuse Bishop Faery Golden Anniversary
Cathedral overflowed with more than 2 000 Catholics from Central New York and Rochester for the golden jubilee of Most Rev Walter A Foery bishop of Syracuse. The Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception followed by a Persian Terrace luncheon marked a first such jubilee in the diocese.
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Syracuse
New York
Rochester
Corpus Christi
Walter A. Foery
Faery
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Persian Terrace
David F. Cunningham
Foery
James E Kearney
William F. Walsh
Thomas J
Three Speeders Fined In City Court
Patrolman Cathcart cited Daniel West and Gerald Peck and Robert Kline for speeding. West fined 25 dollars with 10 day license suspension. Peck and Kline paid 20 dollars each. Anderson paid 10 dollars on each of two counts. Charles Smith and Albert Piersal paid 10 and 20 dollars respectively. One more driver awaits trial next week on drunken driving charges.
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Robert A. Cathcart
Thomas M. McGough
Daniel West
Liberty St
Cathcart
Gerald E. Peck
Morristown
Robert C. Kline
East Seventh St
Maurice R. Anderson
Anderson
Ridge Rd
Fulton
Robert L. Odin
Jacob Moyer
Charles H. Smith
West Second St
Albert B. Piersal
East Bridge St
Piersal
Sturgeon Catches Near the Lighthouse and Local Notes
Nathaniel Griggs and Joseph Rookey landed the season’s first sturgeon near the lighthouse weighing just under 100 pounds. Donahue’s market offers sturgeon steaks for sale. An invite to Governor Whitman for the Oswego County Tuberculosis Hospital opening at Orwell is noted. The wartime price rise of matches tied to potash costs is reported, and the Third Infantry at Eagle Pass reports extreme heat. Oswego natives Edward Witzel and Benjamin Aronsky earn honors at Syracuse University.
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Nathaniel Griggs
Joseph Rookey
Donahue
Whitman
Oswego County
Orwell
Germany
Fort Ontario
Eagle Pass
Mexican
Oswego
Edward Witzel
Benjamin Aronsky
Syracuse University
Il Duce dares U S to declare war and torpedoed ship
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday June 10 1941 reports say Il Duce challenged the United States to declare war as an American cargo ship was torpedoed in the Atlantic with 35 lives lost. Oswego faces drought threatening strawberry crop while a cold wind blows for the third straight day. Oswego barbers plan June 26 price hike for men's haircuts.
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Il Duce
U. S
Atlantic
Oswego
Oswego Postmaster Appointment Confirmed in History
James H. Mackin's appointment as postmaster was confirmed by the U S Senate making him the first Oswego postmaster to hold life tenure. The report notes the Oswego River flow reduced by half due to dry conditions and Phoenix mills forced to shut down. Hurons defeat C I C 7 3 to capture the first round title in City Softball league.
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James H. Mackin
U. S. Senate
Oswego
Phoenix Mills
Hurons
C.I.C
Legion Auxiliary unit 268 plans district conference and installation
The American Legion Auxiliary unit 268 met in Legion Club rooms with President Betty Williams presiding. Membership applications were read and accepted. The 5th District Spring Conference will be held Saturday at Alexandria Bay with local members attending. Final plans were made for a luncheon for Oswego County Legion members on June 15 in the legion grill room where Ray Fleming will be installed as county commander.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 268
Legion Club
Betty Williams
Irene Murray
Alexandria Bay
Doris Hall
Ellen O'Reilly
Olive Doll
William
Isabelle Smegelsky
Oswego County American Legion
Legion Grill Room
Ray Fleming
Oswego County
Virginia Michalski
Jane Morgia
Auxiliary
Miss Schipper Bride May 28 In New Haven
Gay Hilda Adline Schipper and Lee Charles Harvey wed May 28 at New Haven Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Leonard Piepoli. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schipper of New Haven and he is son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey of Oswego.
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New Haven Methodist Church
Leonard Piepoli
Hilda Adline Ae
Lee Charles Harvey
Vernon Schipper
New Haven
Charles Harvey
Oswego
Kenneth Halsey
William Mattson
Cindy Elmhirst
Nancy Duell
Maid of Honor
Debbie Schipper
Lisa Fletcher
David Schipper
Brian Bellus
Daniel Workman
Don Bird
Paul Buske
Lawrence Buske
Chauncey Harvey
Mexico
Mexico Central School
Oswego High School
Breneman, Inc
Pocono Mts
Pennelvania
United Church of Christ Children’s Day Program
Sunday’s worship hour features a church school program with groups led by Bradley Reynolds, Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Douglas Marsh, William Rubley, and Raymond Schneider. The Junior Choir performs God is Great with soloist Tracie Haynes, plus instrumental numbers and an organ piano duet. A reception for teachers and pupils follows.
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United Church of Christ
Congregational
Bradley
Kathy Reynolds
Robert Clark
Douglas Marsh
William C. Rubley
Raymond Schneider
Emig
Tracie Haynes
Ricky Reynolds
Lord
Wimmer
Redd Swindells
Lord Most
Franck
Redd
Ricky
Jesu
Bach
Vera M. Organ
Church
Clark
Brahms
Davis
Coffee Hour Hosts Foster Friendly Club Gathering
After the meeting a coffee hour was enjoyed with Mrs Vera McQueen and Mrs Florence Fradenburg acting as hostesses. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 13.
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Vera McQueen
Florence Fradenburg
Central New York Civil Service Meeting Opens In Oswego
The Central New York Conference of the Civil Service Employees Association opens at the Hotel Pontiac Oswego County hosts with a 4 30 p m county civil service meeting. State and county sessions follow Saturday with tours of Oswego State University and Niagara Mohawk plant and a Montreal Exposition preview film.
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Central New York
Civil Service Employees Association, Inc
Pontiac
Oswego County
Civil Service
Floyd Peashey
Oswego
Emmett J. Durr
Samuel Borelly
Oswego College
al Dexheimer
State University College
Niagara Mohawk
Charles J. Coward
James E. Perdue
Rudolph Swanson
Ralph E. Annunziata
Durr
Edward F. Crawford
Ray Castle
Syracuse
Wil!low
Jan Stuart
Oswego Debuts Local Culture Film
The City Library lists Oswego Discovers Itself a 29 minute color film produced last August by the New York State Council on the Arts. It highlights Oswegonians reviving cultural activities through art courses drama mobile children theater free music and dance events book reviews architecture preservation and local history sites. A copy is available for local showings.
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Center For Mass Communication
Columbia University
Heritage Foundation invites contact for arrangements
Wallace Workmaster, president of the Heritage Foundation, may be called at 343-4711 to arrange participation or support. The notice emphasizes direct coordination through the foundation leader for engagement and involvement opportunities.
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Wallace
The
Heritage Foundation
Florida horses set sales record at Hialeah in 1965
Shattering all previous records, 210 Florida bred horses were sold at the Hialeah Sales in 1965 for 2,534,200 dollars, an average of 12,067 dollars per horse.
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Ocala
Fla
UPI
Hialeah
Lutheran Council Consolidates at 315 Park Ave
National headquarters of the new Lutheran Council in the U S A and offices of five other Lutheran groups will be consolidated at one address, occupying three upper floors of the 20 story Remington Rand building at 315 Park Ave, beginning early next year.
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New York
New Lutheran Council
Park Ave
Remington Rand
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Lynn Saunders
Fifth St
Lynn
University of Nebraska
Saunders
Susan Szymanski
Floral Park
Lincoln, Neb
Legion District
Confab
Miss Schipper Bride
CNY Conference of Civil Service Employees
Palladium-Times
Boys’ State
Willis Belanger
Peter Wood
Robert Wood
Leadbetter- Brinklow
Frank Ranous
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Lutheran Headquarters
AL Eichmann Plumbing & Heating
Emery St
Borden’s Farm Products
Ontario
Mexico, N. Y
Chrysler
Leon Shapiro
First St
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