Fulton William J Allen
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
12
Circulation 17 percent rise noted for Fulton William J Allen at South First Street listing contact LY 2-6303.
Ground breaking for the Fulton First Methodist Church will be held at Route 48 south of Fulton at 6 p.m. Bishop W Ralph Ward of Syracuse will attend. Attendees are invited to bring a shovel and stay for a tea at 119 Baldwin Road after the ceremony. The new building will seat 340, use Valley Forge stone, and cost about 1.04 million with completion expected in about 18 months.
John F Muscalino 53 city recreation director of 109 Division St Fulton died Tuesday in University Hospital Syracuse after a week as patient. Lifelong Fulton resident he coached at Fulton High School and played pro football with the Syracuse Stars. Survived by his wife Hilda, daughter Nancy Hammond three sons John Jr Thomas Daniel a grandson Michael Hammond and other relatives. Funeral Friday 815 pm at Young and Son and 9 am at Church of the Immaculate Conception burial in St Marys cemetery.
Syracuse resident Loretta Grier 74 of 108 Boise Drive died after a long illness in Van Duyn Hospital. Native of Fulton she spent 40 years in Syracuse. Survived by husband William H. Grier two daughters a son a sister nine grandchildren two great grandchildren two nieces and one nephew. Services Wednesday at Newell and Leonard Funeral Home 2503 S Salina St then St Andrews the Apostle Church. Burial in St Mary's Fulton. Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
Jim Williams pitched a no hitter to lead Morrill Press to a 3-1 win over Fulton Merchants in Fulton Softball Association action at Denesha Field.
Births reported in Fulton include a son Tuesday to Mr and Mrs James Tyler of Cato RD 2 and a daughter Monday to Mr and Mrs Eugene Tracz of 57 Curtis Street both in Lee Memorial Hospital notices.
A regular business meeting of the Cootlettes will be held Tuesday at 8 p m in the V F W club home. Chief Grayback Helen Guernsey will preside.
The Women's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Fulton will stage An Evening at the Blakes a skit about family life from Grandfather to Junior on Wednesday June 12 at 7 30 p m in the Pine Room directed by Mrs Wayne Arnold A dessert by Mrs Mary Hall s unit precedes the play Devotions and officer installations by Miss Jeaneen Gray Annual reports of committee chairs to follow Mrs James Kimber prepared a children's instrumental group for the musical interlude Hostesses Mrs Farron Cooper and Mrs Arthur Perkins greet the ladies on arrival
The Fulton Industrial Management Club schedules an all day outing Sunday June 16 at YMCA Association Island. Ron Carpenter, chair, says the program includes a 10 a.m. talk by Paul F. Roubie on committee work and club awards, committee meetings 10:30 to 12:45, and family activities from 1 p.m. including swimming baseball hiking games golf boat rides and tennis with a closing session at 4 15 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold West of 308 Leitch St returned from Rutland Vermont after meeting Edward Neron the national commander of World War I Veterans and his wife a past national president. They attended a banquet in their honor with Lloyd Merriam and Judson Fuller. West serves as junior vice commander of New York. June 15 Mt Pleasant Grange No 349 will meet at 6 30 for a covered dish supper. Anna Van Cleef will speak on Health and Nutrition. Master Glenn Parker will preside.
World War I Veterans Bar racks 104 and their Auxiliary will meet Wednesday June 12 at 8 p m in the V F W Home. Percy Patrick commander will preside at the Bar racks meeting and Mrs Percy Patrick president will preside at the Auxiliary meeting. Delegates to the state convention will be elected. Mrs Bertha
Red Creek plans its annual alumni banquet at Red Creek Central School on Monday evening June 24. A social hour begins at 5 30 p m with dinner at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker is Rev Horace R Pittman of Elmira, former Red Creek Methodist pastor, speaking on Enduring Investments. Reservations are handled by Mrs John Knox.
Kathleen E. Richardson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gifford W Richardson Sr, received the Diploma of Nursing at the University of Rochester 113th annual commencement on Sunday June 9.
Fulton YMCA unveils progress on its three phase building plan at an open house. Walter Mitchell outlines phases remodeling the former Century House to a full gym and lounges, plan for a future swimming pool, and a goal of 500 new members with campaigns running June 11 to 18. Captain Dorothy Miller named Salvation Army commander in Fulton. Carlos Rojas to attend farewell party as he returns to Guatemala.
Khrushchev gave no ground on terms West found unacceptable as Geneva discussions on a test ban proceed. The Soviet offer of limited inspections clashes with Western demand for seven on site inspections while details of inspection types remain unspecified. US aims link test ban talks to Moscow Beijing meeting amid ideological tensions.
The Rum Dou bles Klub of the Granby Center Methodist church will host a public fish supper Friday with serving starting at 5 p.m. and continuing until all are served. Children under five years of age are free.
A marriage certificate was filed in Fulton as Phyllis R Proppe of 508 Leech Street Fulton wed Robert Gary Kelsey of Phoenix RD 1. The ceremony took place June 2 at St Michael's Catholic Church with Rev. Stanley Macewicz officiating.
Lodge 1729 of the Polish National Alliance plans a 4 pm Sunday meeting to elect delegates to the Electoral Assembly and Philadelphia convention. The session will also choose convention delegates and candidates for lodge officer roles. The lodge has over 300 members. financial secretary is Adam Janas succeeding Stanley Litwak after 35 years.
Fulton On June 20 the Fulton Senior Citizens Club will hold its June picnic at the Hunter estate in Sterling at 2 p m with Mr and Mrs Clair Wadsworth as hosts. Those needing transportation call Mrs Anna Storms. Drivers with room are asked to call. Agnes O'Brien will run a June birthday table. Members bring a dish beverage and their own table service. Each car to bring a card table. Eating starts at 5 p.m. On June 27 reservations for the trip to Jackson Perkins Rose Gardens Newark require arrival at Fulton High School at 8:30 a m with two buses provided. Committee: Mr and Mrs Meldrum Coon Frost Nettleton and others.
More than 400 people are expected to attend the Pathfinder Fish and Game club public chicken barbecue Sunday from 11 30 a m to evening at the clubhouse. Kenneth Welch chairs the event with a menu including half chicken salt potatoes goblets tossed salad baked beans bread and butter cake coffee and a cold drink. Proceeds fund club grounds and clubhouse improvements with Richard Van Valkenberg assisting and Matthew Earle presiding.
Local advertisement from the Palladium Times building listing printing services and contact numbers for dial FI 3-3800 and FI 3-8 with no additional context.
A 20 ton cattle truck rolled backward down a road incline near Panguitch Utah, trapping many tigers in the wreck. Police and doctors arrived, hospitals were overwhelmed, and casualties were distributed to towns up to 100 miles away. Hole in rock and Glen Canyon are noted landmarks in Utah history.
Unions claim ban ends at midnight and threaten strike if railroads push new work rules raising fears of 40 000 fired workers. Negotiators led by Wirtz met in a long session but showed no progress as parties continued talks into Tuesday.
At Phoenix a awards day recognized students and staff. Principal Vincent Castiglione announced Syracuse University citizenship awards for Joan Craner Barbara Revelle Kathryn Rowland Robert Giaccum Luther Nadler and Joseph Slack.
Augusta Rogers Bingham died Monday June 10 at her son Keith Bingham’s home in Pennellville after a brief illness. Survived by husband Edward A. Bingham, son Keith, five grandchildren, brother George Rogers of Lowman, two nieces. Born Troy Pa October 23 1878, she taught in Troy before marriage and belonged to Pennellville Methodist Church. Funeral Thursday at 10 at Hopkine Funeral Home Phoenix with Rev. James A. Spear officiating. Burial in Spencer Cemetery. No calling hours.
Two candidates received the degrees of the Order of Eastern Star at Phoenix chapter's Monday night meeting in the Masonic temple. Doris Foster was made a life member and a social hour followed with refreshments.
Wirtz said an immediate agreement had not been reached on any point in the controversy. Railroads claim outdated work rules cost $600 million yearly in avoidable operating costs, calling it featherbedding. A presidential commission urged ruling changes to keep pace with technology, proposing elimination of 40,000 firemen jobs from freight and yard trains as a first step. Five unions represent on train employees.
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