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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

19

Family Party Honors Two On Their Birthdays

A crowded New Haven gathering marked the birthdays of Edward Godfrey and Frances Simon with visits from relatives including the Michel and Perth families. Memorial Day activities included picnics at Sylvan Beach and at the Godfrey home, plus a horse show at Fulton where Stony won first prize.

New Haven Raymond Michel Michel Edward Godfrey Godfrey Frances Simon Fulton Willie Perth Vermillion Michels Godfrey's Sylvan Beach Arthur Gorton David Dennis Bishop George Pearson Mexico Wil- Willard Pachard Orwell Cemetery Guy Halsey Volney Ransford Raymond Foster Raymond Raymond Wallace John James Corey Scriba Piersall Mrs. Berry Doris Corey Fred Crimmins Sterling

Man Innocent Of Perjury Charges

Ernest Babcock was found innocent of first degree and second degree perjury by a county court jury in PULASKI. The charges stemmed from testimony before a Supreme Court jury in an automobile negligence case and an allegedly conflicting affidavit. Babcock was represented by Oswego attorney John Chwalek. The jury reported at 2 05 p m per court clerk Donald Kelly.

Pulaski Ernest Babcock Babcock Supreme Court John Chwalek Oswego Donald Kelly

Daily Across Clues Solve Short Puzzle Grid

A compact crossword style puzzle with clues covering across and down entries. Includes definitions for words such as port cheek before dial eaten sticks number unit of work and other terms. Provides a brief grid style challenge with typical wordplay clues and lengths.

Russia

Nancy Ougie Cryptoquote Quote From 1964 Syndicate

A 1964 King Features Syndicate cryptoquote notes Nancy Ougie presenting a Wilde quotation about simple tastes and always preferring the best. The item is a magazine puzzle blurb from a syndicated feature.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Cereals Named From Goddess Ceres And Grain Types

The article explains that cereals derive their name from the Roman goddess Ceres and describes cereal types, home cooked oats, ready to eat wheat corn rice and barley, and the puffing process. It notes vitamins and minerals are added and suggests serving with milk fruit nuts or raisins. Kirk Metcalf of Durham wins a prize for this quiz question.

Ceres Kirk Metcalf Durham N.H Compton

East Penfield Families Visit Relatives Across Town

East Penfield and Rochester families visit relatives in North Walcott and Westbury. Harold Stevens of Rochester stays with Frank Stevens. Merrill Stevens hosts dinners and luncheons. Beatrice Stevens visits from Rochester. Vernon Frost of Ontario visits Westbury. Mrs Burnham hospitalized with a broken hip after a fall. Elia Cummings travels north with Mrs Bixby. Helen Heron returns from Walcott Hospital after pneumonia treatment.

Red Creek Norman Stevens East Penfield North Walcott Harold Stevens Rochester Frank Stevens Merrill Stevens Olive Beatrice Stevens Doris Hull Ira Vernon Frost Ontario Westbury Wilson Burnham Auburn Memorial Hospital Burnham Thelma Whiting William Roscoe Sprague Eddy Grace Sheldon Leon Timerson William Haws Ethel Bixby Zepherhills Fla Earl Stothard Bixby Elia Cummings Helen Heron Walcott Hospital

Conner Family Enjoy Weekend Cottage in Canada

Mr and Mrs Melvin Conner and Terry and Mr and Mrs Jack Conner and family of Auburn spent the weekend at their cottage in Canada enjoying time together in a rural retreat.

Melvin Conner Terry Jack Conner Auburn Canada

Mrs. Cummings Visits Sister in Sennett

Mrs. Har ld Cummings visited her sister Mrs. Roy Van Norstrand in Sennett. Mrs. Golda West and Mrs. Mabel Larkin visited Mrs. Grover Glascow in Lyons Hospital Sunday afternoon.

Red Creek Harold Cummings Roy van Norstrand Sennett Golda West Mabel Larkin Grover Glascow Lyons Hospital Bruce Frost Marala Tupper Lake Jane Caster Wolcott Hospital Winnie Blanchard Bonnie Schrader Charles Humphrey

Red Creek Student Makes Third Term Dean’s List

Miss Sharon Duffy daughter of Mrs Helen Bacon of Red Creek earned a place on the Dean’s list at Central City Bus iness Institute Syracuse with an overall average of 95 percent. Dean Margaret Schmavonian notes 41 names on the current Dean’s list.

Red Creek Sharon Duffy Helen Bacon Central City Business Institute Syracuse Margaret Schmavonian

No amateur completes 72 holes in 1963 U.S. Open at Brookline

The 1963 U S Open at Brookline Mass saw no amateur finish all 72 holes as contenders chase the title. Top professionals led the field with strong scores, while the hunt for the championship remained unsettled through the final rounds.

Brookline Mass

Garden Club Attends Arthur Walrath Lecture

ORWELL The ROSA Garden Club hosted a regular meeting at the DeGraw home where Arthur Walrath of Brownville presented a talk with colored slides on wild flowers. The Young Couples Club met at the Barber residence. William Heselden, a Veterans Hospital patient in Syracuse, shows marked improvement and plans to return home this week. Winnie Adsit relocated from Pulaski to the Olmstead tenant house on Church Street.

Orwell Rosa Garden Club Wells DeGraw Arthur Walrath Brownville Young Couples Club Ellsworth Barber William Heselden Veterans Hospital Syracuse Winnie Adsit Pulaski Olmstead Church St

Fire Company Members Parade in Richland Field Day

Oswell Fire Company members marched in the Richland field day parade on Saturday evening. Miss Merideth DeGraw, visiting from Potsdam College, is staying with her parents for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Field recently called on friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. Mary Waggoned, and Miss Belle Thomas have returned to Syracuse. The Orwell Rebekah Lodge Past Noble Grands Club met at Mrs. Clarence Durst’s in Altmar. Mr. and Mrs. Whiting Hilton are visiting Aberdean, South Carolina, former home of Mr. Hilton. Mrs. Herbert Jeanes and Mrs. Charles Hilton were in Pulaski for a Red Cross blood bank visit.

Oswell Fire Company Richland Merideth DeGraw Potsdam College Ernest Field George Thomas Mary Waggoned Belle Thomas Syracuse Noble Grands Club Orwell Rebekah Lodge Clarence Durst Altmar Whiting Hilton Aberdean S. C Hilton Herbert Jeanes Charles Hilton Pulaski Red Cross Blood Ank

John Hogan Of Redfield Returns From Hospital

John Hogan of Redfield returns home from St. Luke's Hospital in Utica last Thursday and is much improved. Raymond Comins of Sacramento California visited Redfield relatives during the past week. Mrs. Philip Schmied of Little Falls spent time with the Hogans. Oren Curry of Sandy Creek visited Sunday evening.

Redfield John Hogan St. Luke's Hospital Utica Raymond Comins Sacramento Calif Philip Schmied Little Falls Oren Curry Sandy Creek

Local visitors and birthday gathering in Redfield area

William Rowell of Baldwinsville and Leon Bartlett of Westdale visited Sunday. John Comins of Little Falls stayed with relatives in Redfield. Mrs Merile Sharon and family of Syracuse along with Mrs Florence Hilliker of Pulaski and Bruce Keeney of Holland Patent visited Henry Hilliker Sunday. Friday evening guests for Carol Hilliker included Lu Anna Ouderkirk Connie Noble Susan Stedman of Redfield and Nany Dean and Mary Jane Keeney of Camden as they celebrated Carol's birthday.

William Rowell Baldwinsville John Hogan John Comins Little Falls Redfield Leon Bartlett Westdale Frank Bartlett Merile Sharon Syracuse Florence Hilliker Pulaski Bruce Keeney Holland

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