Salvation Army Declines Lottery Gamble Supports Education
Fulton Salvation Army opposes the state lottery plan but urges members to donate one dollar per person monthly for education. Lieut. Clark Berkhoudt says volunteers will avoid buying tickets and will sign a card reading ILL GIVE WON T GAMBLE. Funds collected will be sent to New York for the lottery event with a public ceremony planned around July 20.
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Fulton
Salvation Army
Clark Berkhoudt
Fulton Salvation Army
Lieut. Berkhoudt
New York
Home League
Salvationist
State of
Club Meets Tuesday in VFW Rooms
The Ah Wanta Cootiette Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the VFW rooms. Plans for the convention in Syracuse will be discussed. Helen Guernsey chief greyback will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Ah Wanta Cootiette Club
VFW
Syracuse
Helen Guernsey
Greyback
Fulton Students Report Albany Trip To Fulton Rotary
Fulton students from G. Ray Bodley High School reported their Albany State Capital trip to the Fulton Rotary Club. They toured the government workings and debated state support for private and parochial schools.
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Fulton
G. Ray Bodley High School
Fulton Rotary Club
Albany
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Rotary
John Zizzi
Josephine Ferazzoli
Elaine Bistango
Charles Kirby
David Sweenie
Arthur Stearns
N. Y
Robert Tretsch
Ralph Wilcox
Granby Center WSCS to Install June 14
The Granby Center Methodist Church WSCS banquet and officer installation will be at First Baptist Church in Fulton on June 14 at 6 30 p.m. Officers seated include Grace Duell president Pauline Blake vice president Lottie Pless treasurer Maude Caswell secretary and Ola Halstead flower fund chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
WSCS
Granby Center Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Grace Duell
Pauline Blake
Lottie Pless
Maude Caswell
Ola Halstead
Flower Fund
Lightning Sets Off False Fire Alarm in Fulton
A false alarm at the Checkerboard Feed Store was triggered by lightning during a brief storm Friday afternoon at 3 35 p m. Firemen found no fire after responding. Earlier, they had been called out to wash down gasoline spilled near Oneida and South First Streets.
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Fulton
Checkerboard
Oneida
South First Sts
Winter Stagecoaches Use Sleds In Snowbound Routes
In cold snaps many stage lines swap wheels for sleds to haul passengers and mail. Sizable teams in snowy regions rely on runners for traction, while coaches rest on reinforced sled frames to navigate blocked trails.
City Clerk Reports May Receipts and Disbursements
Fulton records show May receipts totaling 696.75 with dog licenses 30.75 searches 114.50 marriages 8 bingo 151 bing 100 building permits 82 lost tags 1.75 explosives .50 fishing licenses 61.75 hunting and fishing licenses 5.75 NA fishing 5.50 six day NA fishing 12.75 billboards 80 chattels 1.50 and taxi licenses 40. Disbursements list 601 to city chamberlain 2.80 to NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets 11.20 Oswego County Treasurer 79.75 Oswego County Clerk and 2 to NYSDOH.
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Fulton
Chamberlain
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Oswego
New York State Department of Health
Fulton Softball Tourney Opens With Lopsided Wins
The first annual Early Bird Slowpitch Softball Tourney in Fulton opened with Hannibal defeating Hastings 7-1 Gardner's blasting Dur Manor 17-0 and Firemen beating Bill Flask's 10-9. Tonight at 7 p.m. Woody's and Kmidt's Tigers play followed by Ontario Merchants versus Pu cello and Broadway Restaurant against Corderro's. Semi finals and final set for Sunday.
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Fulton — Hannibal
Gardner's
Fulton Firemen
Denesha
Hannibal
Hastings
Gardner
Ontario Merchants
Pucello’s
Broadway
Corderro’s
Danish Princess Marries In Royal Copenhagen Ceremony
In Copenhagen's Holmens church Margrethe becomes queen consort as Count Henri adopts Henrik and a prince title, with a host of royalty and dignitaries present. The ceremony features Danish bishops and foreign leaders, marking a historic succession and a nationality change for the groom.
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Margrethe
Jensen
Copenhagen
Royal Naval Holmens Church
Frederik IX
Denmark
Gustav IV Adolf
Sweden
Olaf
Norway
Baudouin
Belgium
Ingrid
Juliana
Netherlands
Fabiola
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Asgeir Asgerisson
Iceland
U.S
Katharine Elkus White
Henri
Henrik
U N Council Urges Cooperation On Israel Syria Cease Fire
The United Nations Security Council discussed Israeli withdrawal from territories seized during the conflict and agreed to urge regional cooperation with U.N. observers. Syria cited Israeli advances near Damascus as a violation while Israel and Syria exchanged charges as the body sought clearer information on compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Soviet Union
Tabor
Adib Daoudy
Koneytra
Damascus
U.N
Israel
Dingman Rites Planned for March Born Native of Area
Native of the area born March 23, 1907 to Cornelius and Mebel Price Dingman. Survived by wife Bertha Berry Dingman three sons LeRoy Richmond Lawrence Smartville Leon H. Woodville seven daughters Beatrice Wilder Rochester Graham Lance Adams Betty Dingman Woodville a brother Bert H. Dingman Woodville two sisters Hattie McNitt Richland Annna East Ellisburg and 20 grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Taylor-Vida Funeral Home with Rev Gene G. Kearns Church of Christ Richland officiating. Burial Sandy Creek Cemetery. Calling hours 2–4 and 7–9 Sunday at funeral home 7643 N. Jefferson St. Pulaski.
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Cornelius
Mebel Price Dingman
Bertha Berry Dingman
LeRoy R
Richmond
Lawrence
Smartville
Leon H. Dingman
Woodville
Beatrice Wilder
Rochester
Graham
Maureen Lance
Adams
Betty Dingman
Bert H. Dingman
Hattie McNitt
Richland
Annna
Ellisburg
Taylor-Vida
Gene G. Kearns
Church of Christ
Sandy Creek
Funeral
Jefferson St
Pulaski
Fulton Young Woman Wed To Hannibal Man
Miss Marie P. Ascenzi of Fulton wed Frederick W. Kent Jr. of Hannibal at 11 a m in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Mrs. Albert Fiorini led as matron of honor. Bride’s party included Fiorini cousins and Ascenzi siblings. Couple to reside in Hannibal after a reception at Malone’s in Fulton and a trip to Washington, D C.
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Fulton
Marie P. Ascenzi
Jack Ascenzi
S. First St
Frederick W. Kent, Jr
Frederick W. Kent
Hannibal
Thomas C. Bowman
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Venice
Albert Fiorini
Palma Fiorini
Christine Fiorini
Arthie Fiorini
Richard Werner
Ronald Scott
Joseph Ascenzi
Robert Ascenzi
Dante Ascenzi
John Ascenzi
Malone's
Washington, D. C
Plan Safety Course for Young Boatmen
The Wolcott Elks Lodge Youth Activities Committee with the State Conservation Department sponsors a safety course for youths aged 10 to 14. Enroll with Richard D. Camp or Paul Hastings. materials are free. Classes led by Paul Hastings and Walter Hesselbein start at 10 a.m. Saturday June 17 at Port Bay Marina West Port Bay.
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Wolcott
Wolcott Elks Lodge
State Conservation Department
Richard D. Camp
Paul Hastings
West Port Bay
Walter Hesselbein
Port Bay
Car kills pedestrian in Buffalo fatal accident
Anthony Diacedo aged 15 from Tonawanda died after being struck by a car while walking along Delaware Avenue near his home in Buffalo. Police investigated the early morning crash and identified the vehicle driver pending further details.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Anthony Diacedo
Tonawanda
Delaware Avenue
Frederick Boeckle 81 River Road obituary
Services for Frederick Boeckle 81 of River Road will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Hilton Funeral Home Brewerton A requiem Mass follows at 11 a.m. in Church of The Savior Syracuse burial Woodlawn Cemetery He was born in Philadelphia lived in Syracuse 13 years retired from Maier's Market Survived by wife Louise Smith Boeckle son George North Syracuse daughter Verna Swartz Syracuse stepdaughter Ethel West Central Square two sisters Syracuse six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Saturday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Square
Frederick Boeckle
River Rd
Hilton Funeral Home
Brewerton
Church of the Savior
James St
Syracuse
Woodlawn
Philadelphia
Boeckle
Maier's Market
Louise Smith Boeckle
George Boeckle
North Syracuse
Harold
Verna) Swartz
Ethel M. West
Edward Maier
Charles Senges
Mrs Francis Byrns Rites Set In Lacona Area Funeral
Mrs. Francis Byrns 76 of Lacona died Friday at Evergreen Nursing Home Mannsville after a month as patient. Widow of Francis Byrns she was born in Redfield. survived by daughter Alice Samson Lacona two sons Gilbert Lacona Lawrence Sandy Creek two brothers Edwin Richland Milton Altmar two sisters Emma Ridgeway Baldwinsville Rose Brennan Orwell five grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Sunday Cleveland funeral home with Rev Rowley and Rev Edwards officiating. Burial Wesleyan cemetery Lacona. Friends may call 7 9 pm Saturday at funeral home.
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Francis Byrns
Sandy Creek
Minnie Byrns
Lacona
Evergreen
Mannsville
Redfield
Erwin
Anna Joyner Barber
Harold
Alice) Samson
Lacone
Gilbert Byrns
Lawrence Byrns
Edwin Barber
Richland
Milton Barber
Altmar
Emma Ridgeway
Baldwinsville
Rose Brennan
Orwell
Cleveland
Raymond Rowley
First Methodist Church
Adelbert Edwards
Pine Meadows Wesleyan Church
Wesleyan Cemetery
Cornelius W. Dingman Dies at 60 in Orwell Home
Cornelius W. Dingman 60 of New Scriba Drive died Friday at the Orwell home of his daughter Mrs. Bonetha Graham. He was a lifelong farmer.
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Cornelius W. Dingman
Orwell
New Scriba Drive
Bonetha Graham
Red Creek Obituary of Mrs. Iva M. Foster
Mrs. Iva M. Foster 70 widow of Nelson Foster died after a long illness at her daughter Mrs. Harry Darling’s home in Red Creek. Born in Red Creek she was a daughter of Lester and Billa Holcomb Dates and a Methodist and WSCS member. She also served as a Rebekah Lodge member and past Noble Grand. Survived by daughter Mrs. Darling another daughter Mrs. Stewart Wallace Sterling seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and several cousins. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. Becker funeral home with Rev. Jay Wilcox officiating. Burial in Southside cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening and Monday after 4 p.m.
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Red Creek
Iva M. Foster
Nelson Foster
Harry Darling
Foster
Lester and
Billa Holcomb
Methodist Church
WSCS
Rebekah Lodge
Darling
Stewart Wallace Sterling
Becker Funeral
Jay Wilcox
Southside
Martville Woman 96 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Henry widow of Clark Henry dies Friday in Cayuga County Infirmary after a long illness. Born Oswego, she lived most of life in Martville and belonged to Martville Methodist church. Surviving granddaughter Mrs Edward Tyler of Auburn and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 p m Becker funeral home with Rev Harold Scott officiating. Burial in Martville cemetery. Funeral home services held Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Clark Henry Martville
Sarah Henry
Clark Henry
Cayuga County
Henry
Oswego
Levant Kosbath
Martville
Harold Scott
Wolcott teen Miss June Taber dies in Rochester hospital
Miss June M Taber 16 of 38 Draper St Wolcott died Friday morning in Genesee Hospital Rochester after four weeks as a patient. She was in Leavenworth Central School junior class active in band glee club dramatics and future nurses club. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Robinson five sisters and many relatives. Service at Robertson Funeral Home Wolcott 2 p.m. Monday with burial at Huron Evergreen Cemetery. Reverend Kenneth E Cross to officiate.
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June M. Taber Wolcott
June Marie Taber
Draper St
Wolcott
Genesee Hospital
Rochester
Miss Taber
Leavenworth Central School
Future Nurses Club
Walcott Presbyterian Church
Robert
Pulaski groups schedule meetings next week
Pulaski area clubs announce gatherings. Chapter 159 O E S meets Tuesday June 13 at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple with Grace Elmer and Richard Elmer presiding. Refreshments provided by Stewart Stowe Charles Summerville Richard Elmer and Donald Litts. Rising Sun Rebekah Lodge meets Wednesday June 14 at 8 p m IOOF Temple. Women’s League of the Congregational Church meets Wednesday June 14 at Mrs Charles Allen’s home with a picnic luncheon at 12 p m and Mrs Walter Miller Sr assisting the hostess. Devo tions and program by Material Aids Committee led by Mrs Charles Milligan Mrs George A Butt and Mrs Walter Miller r.
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Pulaski
Masonic Temple
Grace Elmer
Richard Elmer
Stewart Stowe
Charles Summerville
Donald Litts
Rising Sun Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Charles Allen
Walter Miller
Charles Milligan
Material Aids Committee
George A. Butt
Oswego Players Stage Coward Comedy Waiting in the Wings
The Oswego Players opened Noel Coward Waiting in the Wings at Fort Ontario in Oswego. Frances M. Brown and Eleanor O’Connor gave strong performances amid an uneven ensemble as a group of retired actresses living in The Wings. The production featured a well-designed set and solid direction, with mixed reception to male roles and pacing noted.
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John F. Kingston
Oswego Players
Arts Center
Fort Ontario
Noel Coward
Coward
Frances M. Brown
Lotta Bainbridge
Eleanor O'Connor
May Davenport
May
Lotta
Miss Brown
Inez A. Manor
Deirdre O'Malley
Katharine Reynold
Almina Clare
Ethel Barrymore
Sue Uell
Sylvia Archibald
Virginia Ranous
Myrtle
Grace Perkins
Bonita Belgrave
Bradley Reynolds
Cora Clarke
Mary M. Anthony
Maud Melrose
Kitty Robbins
Estelle Craven
Beverly Natoli
Dora
Mary Niles
Jeanine Tobin
Zelda Fenwick
Helen Holleran
Topsy Baskerville
Sophie Tucker
Ruth Salisbury
Kit Reynolds
Dorothy Parrish
Judy Pease
Don McCann
John O'Connor
Robert Milam
F. Perry Reynolds
Deirdre
Oswego
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Minetto
Oswego—Fulton
Middle East
Carl
Vicinity Obituary
Oswego County Alumni Association of
Syracuse University
Alan Datz
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Phoenix
Peter Conley
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Perry Lascoe
The
Wings
Osgood Meeker
Raymond Bridgers Jr
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