Oswego Youth Dies. Two Companions Hurt In Sterling Crash
A 17 year old Oswego youth, James Anthony Lombard, died after a one car crash on Route 104A at Crocketts in Sterling. Passengers Richard Smiedy and Carl Berlin were admitted in satisfactory condition. Smiedy drove the car when it left the road striking a culvert and guard rail. The investigation, led by Deputy Sheriff Edward Nash, continues. Lombard was born Aug 5 1949 and survived by family members and parish ties. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at St Joseph's Church following a Family Funeral Home service.
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Oswego
Crocketts
Sterling
Cayuga County
Oswego Hospital
James Anthony
Lumpy) Lombard
Ontario St
Richard Smiedy
Jones Road
Carl Berlin
Seventh St
Edward Nash
Smeidy
Berlin
Fair Haven
St. Mary’s
Oswego High School
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Eugene
Margaret) Knopp
Eugene Knopp
Mary Ann Knopp
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mounting Fight Versus Multiple Sclerosis
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, founded in 1946, budgets $1 million for 1967 activities. Since inception it has spent about $7 million on MS research, while the cause and cure remain unknown, with most cases striking ages 20 to 40.
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New York
UPI
Jolly New Postman Louis Melchoir Shares Link to Lauritz Melchior
Louis Melchoir, newly assigned UPI postman in St. Louis, introduces himself and reveals a relation to famed singer Lauritz Melchior. He entertainingly sings a few notes including O Sole Mio, proving he is a good postman.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Louis Melchior
Melchoir
Lauritz Melchior
O Mara Wins First and Second at Bridge O Mara Leads
In Mexico the Duplicate Bridge Club concluded its second yearly round with John O'Mara first at 59.910 percent and Mrs O'Mara second at 58.484 percent. Harold Dunning and Clifford Pasquale also placed, with numerous local names noted in Friday results and upcoming meeting at the Wesley house on church St. DAR luncheon honors Texas events and Memorial Day activities share space with social visits across local households.
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Mexico
John O'Mara
O'Mara
Harold Dunning
Clifford Pasquale
Arnold Caterson
Robert Gray
Marion Williams
Florence Brown
Marion Brown
Otto Hoenow
Rainbow
Elvin Pierce
Florence
C. Lorenz
Fred Keil
Fulton
Wesley House
Church St. Dar
Mrs. Weber Receives Beta Chi Girl Of Year Award
Mrs. Marjorie Weber of Hillside Ave. wins the annual Girl of the Year honor from Phi Chapter of Beta Chi Inc. for leadership and service. She has served as Grand Ship chairman and helped sponsor four nursing scholarships. She works as secretary to City Attorney John O Connor Conway and holds local civic roles.
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Marjorie Weber
Hillside Ave
Phi Chapter
Beta Chi, Inc
Weber
Beta Chi
Carol Hawksley
Linda Richmond
Betty Brannan
Fulton
Betsy Long
Mexico
John O'Connor Conway
Port City
Young Democrats
Oswego Notes Ida Le Pine Personal Events
Oswego residents hear of upcoming church meeting and services for Delta Gamma Delta sorority members. A communion breakfast follows at Howard Johnson's. Miss Marsha L. McIntosh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph McIntosh, was honored at a bridal shower. She and Robert Shannon plan a July 15 wedding at St Joseph's church.
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Delta Gamma Delta Sorority
St. John’s Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church
Howard Johnson
Marsha L. McIntosh
Joseph McIntosh
W. Third St
Elks Club
Kay Shannon
Donna Shannon
Valerie Rebbeer
Judy Cannava
Kathy Rucynski
McIntosh
Robert Shannon
Geroge Shannon
E. Oneida Sr
St. Joseph’s Church
Delta Gamma Delta Plans Sunday Pidge at 2 P.M.
Delta Gamma Delta sorority schedules its annual pidge for Sunday at 2 p m at Miss Jeanne Siver s Fruit Valley home. Miss Jeanne Sivers and Miss Patricia Murray lead as chairmen. Mr and Mrs Josephus Wills and Miss Roberta Jean Mullen have returned from a South Carolina trip visiting Seaman George E Wills stationed with the U S Navy. They attended a family day cruise aboard the U S S James C Owens. The Board of Education holds its regular meeting on June 14 at 8 p m at the district office.
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Silas Town
Dar
Pulaski
Edward J. Reilly
Methodist
WSCS
George E. Green
Norman Ave
Gertrude Loucks
Paul Penry
New York City
Mexico
Clarence Morton
Floyd Dugar
George House
Cato
Willard Sanderson
Phoenix
Morton's
George Baker
Mexico Point
Ione W. Sims
New Hartford
Delta Gamma Delta Sorority
Jeanne Siver
Fruit Valley
Jeanne Sivers
Patricia Murray
Josephus Wills
E. Oneida Sr
Roberta Jean Mullen
South Carolina
George E. Wills
U. S. Navy
James C. Owens
Board of Education
Afternoon Guild Rummage Sale at Parish House June 16
The Afternoon Guild of the Church of the Evangelists announces a rummage sale on June 16 in the parish house. The group recently held its annual picnic Wednesday at the home of Mrs Malcolm Waterman.
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Church of the Evangelists
Malcolm Waterman
Susannah Wesley circle to meet at 6 30 Monday at Leora Gilmour home
The Susannah Wesley circle of the First Methodist church will gather at 6 30 PM Monday at 113 E Utica St to travel to Pulaski.
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Church Women United of
Susannah-Wesley
First Methodist Church
Leora Gilmour
E. Utica St
Pulaski
Air Force Academy graduate Lt John A Wright
Lt. John A Wright graduated from the United States Air Force Academy with a 94.5 scholastic standing placing him in the upper half of his class. He is the son of Mrs Barbara Weaver of Syracuse and the late Char les J Wright. Wright attended Syracuse CAP and faced appointments to several service academies before choosing jet pilot training in Georgia and later the aerospace program. He is the nephew of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Wright of 62 East Oneida Street.
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U. S. Air Force Academy
Wright
Georgia
Lt. Wright
Lawrence F. Wright
E. Oneida St
School Menus Week of June 12
The enlarged City District menu lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday. Monday features citrus fruit juice, beef stew, bread and butter, chocolate cake square. Tuesday spaghetti with meat balls, Vienna bread, relishes, assorted fruits. Wednesday fruit juice, roast beef sandwich, vegetable salad, gelatin with whipped topping. Thursday oven fried chicken, steamed rice, buttered sweet potatoes, white cake with cherry creme icing. Friday baked macaroni and cheese, cabbage salad, bread and butter, yellow cling sliced peaches.
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Enlarged City
Oswego Catholic High Weekly Menu Plan
Oswego Catholic High School outlines weekly meals. Monday features a hamburger on a bun with french fries tossed salad and fruit. Tuesday serves beef ravioli cole slaw and pudding. Wednesday offers toasted cheese sandwiches french fries and chocolate cake. Thursday includes meat loaf whipped potatoes green beans and bread pudding. Friday serves fish on a bun french fries cole slaw and jello.
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Oswego Catholic High
Firemen Respond to Multiple County Calls Friday
Volunteer crews answered several calls Friday afternoon and evening across the county. An electrical unit sparked a fire at a store on County Route 6 North Valney Road. Caughdeney dealt with a car fire, Pulaski responded to a dump fire, and Cleveland extinguished a roof blaze at the Cleveland Florist shop with only minor damage.
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Phoenix
North Valney Road
Caughdeney
Pulaski
Cleveland
Cleveland Florist
Bishop Higley to Attend Services in Pulaski Sunday
The Rev. Arthur Oot district superintendent of the Black River District will speak at Park Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. The Right Rev. Walter M. Higley Episcopal Bishop of Central New York will celebrate Holy Communion and administer Confirmation at St James Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Higley
Pulaski
Arthur Oot
Black River
The
Methodist Church
Park Methodist Church
Walter M. Higley
Central New York
St. James Episcopal Church
Man with First Class Radarman Service Dies in Oswego
A former first class radarman who served mostly aboard the U S S Milwaukee dies in Oswego. Survivors include his wife Paula Farnham McRae and two children at Fitzhugh Park Junior High. Funeral at Dain Funeral Home Monday at 2 pm with Rural Cemetery burial. Police and rescue personnel aided the scene as a wrecking crew removed the car.
Wild West Hold-Up On Spur Line Near Tyrone
Two masked riders halted a train on the Burro Mountain Tyrone spur as they fired shots into the air and boarded a passenger car. They presented a scroll reading Welcome to Grant County and cited Phelps Dodge ownership of the spur. The incident occurs as Phelps Dodge nears an open pit copper mine restart in Tyrone with a $100 million project. The gunmen, ranchers Jack Hamilton and Jerry Billings, said the plan was impulsive.
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Tyrone
N. M
Burro Mountain-Tyrone
Bernard Ponessa
New York City
Phelps Dodge
Grant County
Jack Hamilton
Jerry Billings
Radcliffe Go Go Dancer Service By Harvard Agencies
Harvard Student Agencies expands services for Radcliffe students offering part time work as go go dancers in Boston area venues. Radcliffe girls describe themselves as vivacious energetic and composed with personality and spirit helping manage their education costs.
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Boston
Harvard
Radcliffe
Daddy
Reception for Two St Marys Priests Sunday
A reception honoring Rev. Robert E. Hall on his silver jubilee and Rev. Raymond B. Wood on his transfer will be held Sunday afternoon in Hopkins Hall from 3 to 5. Father Hall will celebrate a solemn high Mass of Thanksgiving at 11 a.m. raised to ordination in Syracuse. Father Wood, three years at St Marys, was transferred to Immaculate Conception in Fayetteville and has been active with the parish youth and community affairs.
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Robert E. Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Raymond B. Wood
Hopkins Hall
Father Hall
Syracuse
Robert
Ellen Hall
St. Lucy’s Academy
St. Michael’s
Toronto
St. Bonaventure College
Blessed Sacrament
Utica
St. Vincent dePaul
St. Mary’s Oswego
St. Mary’s
Father Wood
Immaculate Conception Parish
Fayetteville
CYO
No Evidence Lakes Spoil Dumping Harms Beaches
Army engineers say there is no evidence that dumping dredged material into the Great Lakes harms beaches or water intakes. Brig. Gen. Roy T. Dodge notes the operation is economical and emphasizes pollution from other sources remains the primary concern while a 1 year pilot program tests alternatives.
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Alan Emary Washington
Army Engineers
Great Lakes
Roy T. Dodge
Dodge
North Central Division
Lake Erie
Oswego
House Appropriations Committee
Water Pollution Control Administration
mid-America
Valiant Crew Return From Singapore Mission
Lieut. Commander T. L. Fallowfield gave a concise report on the Valiant submarine’s 12,000 mile underwater voyage home from Singapore. The crew endured the long transit with standard naval efficiency and discipline.
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Pallor Faslane
Scotland
UPS
T. L. Fallowfield
Valiant
Singapore
Second Blaze in Two Nights at Town House Inn
Police and fire crews investigated a small third floor fire at the Town House Motor Inn 111 West Second Street. Arson inquiry expanded with state police and fire investigators while theft at Atlantic Service Station drew youth questioning. no arrests by press time.
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Town House Motor Inn
West Second St
Inn
Oswego Fire Department
Engine Company No. 1
James R. Brown
Lionel J. Earl
Robert A. Cathcart
Robert L. Odin
Frederick E. Scharf
New York
American Association of Fire Investigators
Earl and
Cathcart
Atlantic
West First
Utica St
Ralph Hopkins
Michael Crimmins
Oswego Native Michael Lagoe Dies From Vehicle Crash
Michael Lagoe a 19 year old Oswego native died Friday at Strong Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a collision near Seneca Falls Monday while returning to Richfield Springs for summer vacation. He had just completed his freshman year at Buffalo State College and resided in Richfield Springs for 14 years. Survivors include two maternal grandparents Mrs Mildred Lagoe and Mrs Bessie Parks and siblings Martin Matthew Mary Lynn Marge Margaret and Michelle Lagoe. Funeral services set for Tuesday at McGrath Funeral Home and St Josephs Catholic Church with burial at St Peters Oswego. Calling hours Monday 7 to 9 p m. Details of the accident are incomplete.
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Michael Lagoe
Richard
Patricia Parks Lagoe
Strong Memorial Hospital
Seneca Falls
Richfield Springs
State University College At Buffalo
Lagoe
Mildred Lagoe
West Fourth St
Oswego Theatre
Bessie Parks
East Seventh St
Thunderbird
West Second St
Martin
Matthew Lagoe
Mary Lynn
Marge
Margaret
Michelle Lagoe
McGrath
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Oswego
Richfield Springs Central School
Cartnapping crackdown urged by So. California grocers
William Tormey of the Southern California Grocers Association announced a regional crackdown on cartnaping. He said virtually every food market would participate as many shoppers use carts to haul groceries home, while professional cartnapers reclaim abandoned carts for resale.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
William Tormey
Southern California Grocers Association
Tormey
Dognappers Play It Safe with Canine Warning Medallions
New York dog owners say about 2 million pets are stolen yearly but thieves avoid dogs with warning medallions distributed by the Burns Detective Agency. Six months after the tag rollout, no thefts have been reported. If needed, the Owners Guidance Service Association will authorize a professional search for a missing pet.
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New York
UPI
Dog Owners Guidance Service Association
Burns Detective Agency
Association
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Allen McRae
E. Bridge St
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Coleman Heating Co, Inc
Minette, New York
Mrs. Weber
Ida le Pine
Alvarez Kelly
U.S.S. Milwaukee
William S. Monaghan
American Legion
Quattrini- Dehm Post
Veterans of For
James W. McRae
Babe Ruth
West Siders
Diamond Match Field
East Siders
Fort Ontario
St. Mary's
Rena
Dognappers
Leasing Corp., Inc
Robert E. McCormack
W. Bridge St. Oswego
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