WSCS Approves $100 Donation for Jesse Lee Home Seward Alaska
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of State Street Methodist votes to send $100 to the Jesse Lee Home in Seward Alaska after the March 27 quake. the home serves children 6 to 18 and is being rebuilt. The group reviewed year end reports and plans next meeting for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Women’s Society of Christian Service
State Street Methodist Church
WSCS
Gladys Sisson
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Robinson Extension School
Utica
Camp Aldersgate
Lake Brantingham
Lowville
Fred Lamont
State Street Church
Fulton High School
Jesse Lee
Seward
Alaska
Unalaska
Aleutian Islands
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Nome
Methodist Woman
Air Force Recreation Center
Hospital Governors Host Lawn Party for Young Patients
Members of the Lee Memorial Hospital Board organized a lawn gathering for children treated in the past year. Chairs were Mrs. Edward Persson and Mrs. Stuart Wood with volunteers including Mrs. A Gaydos and Mrs. William Clark handing out favors, candy and refreshments. Frank Barbeau of Oswego performed a magic show for the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Edward Persson
Stuart Wood
A. Gaydos
William Clark
John Davis
Verner Crohan
Carlton Cook
Fred Wabey
Robert Cook
Frank Barbeau
Oswego
Fulton Gardners Host Riverside Grill in City Softball Night
Fulton Gardners nine will host Riverside Grill of Baldwinsville Saturday at 8 p m under lights at Denesha Field. The locals pace the city league with an undefeated record.
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Fulton — Gardners
Riverside Grill
Baldwinsville
Denesha Field
Fulton High Yearbook Memorial Honors John F Kennedy
Fulton High School yearbook staff includes a unique Kennedy memorial in The Fultonian. Photos used came from Paul Guillamette Photo Wide World Photo and Grosset and Dunlop. A copy is sent to Mrs Kennedy. The memorial praises Kennedy as strong brave and a symbol of the American dream and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton High School
John F. Kennedy
Fultonian
Paul Guillamette
Wide World Photo’s
Grosset and Dunlop
John Kennedy
John John
America
World Freedom
Carolyn M. Long To Visit Belgium This Summer
Carolyn M. Long of 254 S. Third St. will join a party visiting Belgium this summer under the Experiment in International Living. She departs New York City June 29 and returns August 29, spending a month with a Belgian family and another month touring with fellow experimenters. About 2,000 participants will travel to 35 countries this year under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Carolyn M. Long
S. Third St
Belgium
Experiment In International
Miss Long
New York City
United States
Fulton Pools Open for Summer Season at Recreation Park and Sharp's Pond
Warm weather brings opening of two city swim spots. Lifeguards begin duty Friday afternoon at the municipal pool in Recreation Park and Rowlee's Beach at Sharp's Pond. Operations run 3 to 8 p.m. until school ends, per a recreation official.
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Fulton
Recreation Park
Rowlee’s
Sharp's Pond
Barbecue Planned at Granby Center Methodist Church
A public chicken barbecue is scheduled at the Granby Center Methodist Church on June 20 from 4 to 7 pm. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach in Fulton.
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Fulton
Granby Center Methodist Church
Fulton Officials to Attend Mayor's Conference in New York
Mayor Elon K. Rowlee will lead Fulton city officials to New York for the opening of the annual mayor's conference. City Clerk John Walsh and City Engineer Leon King join the delegation with chamberlain Maurice Shapiro and several aldermen. They expect to visit the World's Fair during the trip.
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Fulton
Elon K. Rowlee
Fulton City
New York
John Walsh
Leon King
Chamberlain Maurice Shapiro
John Cicciarelli
Willard Anderson
Dominick Munger
Robert Burleigh
Harold Guilfoyle
John Kilpatrick
Edward Holden
Fulton Area Churches Plan Youth Day and Barbecue
Sunday June 14 marks Methodist Youth Day with Mount Pleasant church involvement in the 11 a.m. service. A chicken barbecue sponsored by the Couples club will be held June 13 at 4:30 p.m. Harmony Circle met at Bennett Park for a picnic. Congregants Also note hospital admissions and local marriages, graduations, and relocations in the Mount Pleasant area including Mrs Aleze Ives Mrs Geneva Spaulding Harold Hubbard Amos Sikes and others.
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Ton
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Mount Pleasant Church
Couples Club
Harmony Circle of
Bennett Park
Local Youths Noted Grads and Scout Mountain Trip
George Beckwith, son of Mr and Mrs Millard Beckwith of South Fourth Street graduated from Syracuse University. Troop 13 of Boy Scouts from State Street Methodist Church led by Richard Howard with Clifford Morse assisted enjoyed a mountain climbing trip in the Adirondacks. Mrs Bessie Summerville of Schenectady visits relatives in Fulton. Mrs Retta Morrison of Maple Avenue hosted the Busy Grandmas group on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckwith
Millard Beckwith
South Fourth St
Syracuse University
Boy Scouts
State Street Methodist Church
Richard Howard
Clifford Morse
Adirondacks
Bessie Summerville
Schenectady
Fulton
Retta Morrison
Maple Ave
Dedicate Church Steeple in Honor of Wells Sunday
Granby Center friends of the late Mr and Mrs Fred M Wells gather for a dedication service of the Wells Memorial Steeple at Granby Center Methodist church Sunday at 4 pm The Rev Arthur M Dot will deliver the address and Rev David Mowry will lead the service The Wellses were longtime church members and contributors to the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fred M. Wells
Granby Center
Wells
Arthur M. Dot
Ontario- Black River
New York
Methodist Church
David Mowry
Red Creek Alumni Banquet Set for June 27
The Red Creek Alumni banquet will be held at the high school on Saturday June 27 at 6 30 p m with a social hour at 5 30 p m The theme is Highlights Through the Years Former faculty Lenore Mooney Marjorie Guthrie DuBois and current member Bernice Cox will reminisce with students.
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Red Creek
Lenore Mooney
Marjorie Guthrie DuBois
Bernice Cox
Sailor Killed In Route 96 Crash Near Poughkeepsie
Navy seaman John Frederick Ackert 23 of Poughkeepsie was fatally injured when his car ran off Route 96 and plunged into a small pond. He was thrown from the vehicle while on leave.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
John Frederick Ackert
Ackert
Carolyn Kranz Becomes Bride of R C Berry
Carolyn Annette Kranz daughter of Mr and Mrs Ovid Parsons of Mexico RD 2 wed Raymond C Berry son of Mr and Mrs Kendrick Hart of Pulaski at Grace Episcopal church in Mexico. The bride wore silk organza with Sabrina neckline and a lace veil. Reception at the Birches Fulton followed by a trip to the Pocono Mountains. The bride and groom are graduates of local schools and both employed. Mrs Berry works in General Electric receiver department Liverpool. Berry employed by Lee Schoeller Pulaski.
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Mexico
Carolyn Annette Kranz
Ovid Parsons
Mexico RD 2
Raymond C. Berry
Kendrick Hart
North St
Pulaski
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur Harrington
Sabrina
Norma Williams
Linda Parsons
Joan Bailey
Sandra Bartlett
Mary Parsons
Mark Bartlett
Charlon Berry
John Holbrook
James Hilton
Birches
Fulton
Poconon Mountains
Mexico Academy
Central School
Mohawk Valley Community College
Utica
Pulaski Academy
Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute
Abortion Case Hearings Set in Fulton Court
Fulton three defendants charged with abortion by State Police will face a preliminary hearing Monday at 10 a.m. in Fulton City Court before Judge Donald K. Comstock. Defendants are Dr. Harry L. Alpert Victor Gorea of Fulton and Frank Morello of Utica. They are free on $10,000 bail and represented by Paul Shanahan with many witnesses subpoenaed by the defense including Fulton Police Chief Karl Stewart and State Police Lt. Surdam of Oneida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Donald K. Comstock
Harry L. Alpert
Victor Gorea
Frank Morello
Utica
Paul Shanahan
Syracuse
Karl Stewart
Surdam
Oneida
Oklahoma City Man Sues Johnson Over Sonic Boom Tests
Woodrow W. Bussey of Oklahoma City sues President Johnson for more than 1 billion dollars claiming the federal government ordered sonic boom tests over the city. The U S attorney and FAA say legal action against the President is unlikely. tests aim to gauge public reaction and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
U.S
U.S. District Court
Woodrow W. Bussey
FAA
Eberly Suffering Heart Attack at Daughters Home
New York singer Bob Eberly, famed with the Jimmy Dorsey band in the 1940s, suffered a heart attack Friday night at his daughter’s home. He is 47 and resides in Great Neck Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Eberly
Jimmy Dorsey
Eberly
Great Neck
Long Island
Rates Increased At Community Hospital
Syracuse reports new daily room rates approved by the board of trustees went into effect Sunday. Private rooms 32 to 34 dollars, semi private 28 to 29, intensive care 40 to 45, pediatrics 25 to 26, newborns unchanged at 10 dollars. Television and telephone service added in each room. Comptroller Charles P. Calligaris said rates remain comparable with area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Community Hospital
Board of Trustees
Charles P. Calligaris
Baccalaureate Rites at Red Creek Sunday Evening
Baccalaureate services set for Sunday June 21 at 8 p.m. in Red Creek High School auditorium with Rev. Raymond Ginter delivering the address. Commencement follows Wednesday June 24 at 8 p.m. in the same venue with speaker Donald V. Hock former mayor of Allentown Pa. on Thinking Big for Tomorrow's World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Creek
Red Creek High School
Raymond Ginther
Donald V. Hock
Allentown
Boy Loses Part of Foot in Mower Accident
Timmy Berndt four year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Berndt of Cato is in fair condition at Auburn Memorial Hospital after falling into a power mower at his home. His 10 year old uncle Ricky Wilson was mowing when Timmy slipped and ran toward him causing a partial traumatic amputation of the right foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Creek
Timmy Berndt
Robert Berndt
Cato
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Ricky Wilson
Timmy
Speeding Driver Dies in Two-Car Crash North Tonawanda
Robert G. Wilson about 25 of North Tonawanda was killed when a car struck another car several poles and a railroad switching tower after passing a police car at high speed. The crash occurred at a railroad overpass on Oliver Street. A second man was seriously injured.
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North Tonawanda
Robert G. Wilson
Oliver Street
Niagara County
Gilchrist Signs 1964 Contract With Bills For Substantial Raise
Buffalo Bills star Cookie Gilchrist, MVP in 1962, signed a 1964 contract Friday for a substantial salary increase. Reports say he received $30,000 under the new deal.
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Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Gilchrist
Lovers Leap preserved as public spot over commercial use
In Birmingham, a Circuit Judge ruled a 1935 oral agreement by Jonas W. Schwab dedicating Lovers Leap to the public remains valid forever. A buyer who inherited the property planned to build a filling station and tea room on the site, but the public dedication blocks development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jonas W. Schwab
Schwab
Ethel Kennedy Visits Rome With Children for Week
Ethel Kennedy wife of Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Rome with three children for a week long visit. She may meet Pope Paul VI in private audience as guest of U S ambassador Frederick Reinhardt. Plans include a trip to Ravello south of Naples.
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Ethel Kennedy
Rome
Bethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
U.S
Frederick Reinhardt
Ravello
Naples
Dr Peter Koenig to Open Red Creek Medical Office
Dr Peter Koenig will move from Walworth to Red Creek on July 1 and open his practice July 5. A reception for Dr and Mrs Koenig is Sunday June 21 from 3 to 6 PM at the Red Creek Central School homemaking room. Koenig, born 1918 in New York City, trained at Long Island College of Medicine, served as a U S Army Medical Corps captain in World War II, practiced in Obion Tennessee and Richfield Springs before Walworth. They have three children.
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Red Creek
Peter Koenig
Walworth
Vollman
Koenig
Red Creek Central School
New York City
Long Island College of Medicine
Yonkers Hospital
Baltimore Hospital
Obion
Tenn
New York State
Richfield Springs
Koenigs
Parish Motorist In Syracuse Collision
Syracuse patrolman was injured and treated at Crouse-Irving hospital after off duty motorcycle crash at Erie Boulevard West and Geddes Street. The car’s driver, Ray N. Smith, 59, Parish Road 1, received a summons for passing a red light.
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Syracuse
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Robert Alling
Mills Road
Camillus
Erie Boulevard
Geddes St
Ray N. Smith
Parish RD 1
Stanley Kowalewski
Hobart and William Smith to adopt three term schedule
Hobart and William Smith colleges announced a three term calendar starting September 1965. Each term will last about 11 weeks with three courses per term, totaling nine courses a year. Fall term runs to Christmas, winter and spring terms run January to June. The religious requirement for men is dropped.
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Geneva
N.Y
Hobart
William Smith Colleges
The
Episcopal Church
Rita Hayworth Daughter Enters Small University
Rebecca Welles, daughter of Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth, will enroll as a freshman in fine arts at the University of Puget Sound this fall. Dean of women Mrs Charles Curran said the choice reflects a desire for a small institution where she won’t be singled out as a famous family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Rebecca Welles
Orson Welles
Rita Hayworth
University of Puget Sound
Charles Curran
University
Democrats Name GOP Man City Manager
Percy E. Weaver, a Republican and former city engineer, chosen Niagara Falls city manager at an annual salary of 16 604 dollars. He succeeds Edward J. Connell who resigned effective June 16. Weaver, 61, was the unanimous selection of the five member city council, all Democrats, after 37 years as a city employee and director of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Percy E. Weaver
Weaver
Edward J. Connell
Owner Finds Entire House Missing in Flint Area
Floyd Ray reported to Genesee County sheriff that his four room house in Grand Blanc township had vanished. The 24 by 24 foot frame home its foundation and septic tank were removed and the land graded over after his last visit two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Genesee
Engaged: Don na Bowman and Eric De Lisle
Mr and Mrs Homer Bowman Sr of Phoenix announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Don na Eileen to Eric John De Lisle son of Mr and Mrs John DeLisle of Oswego. Miss Bowman a 1960 graduate of Phoenix Central School attended C C B I business school and is a Highland Hospital School of Nursing senior due to graduate in August. De Lisle a Oswego Catholic High School graduate attended Syracuse University two years and now at Rochester Institute of Technology employed by Rochester State Hospital. No wedding date set.
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Homer Bowman Sr
Phoenix
Donna Eileen
Eric John DeLisle
John DeLisle
Oswego
Phonix Central School
Miss Bowman
C. C. B. I. Business School
General Electric
Highland Hospital
School of Nursing
Rochester
Highland Hospital School of Nursing
Mr. DeLisle
Oswego Catholic High School
Syracuse University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester State Hospital
Vatican Allows Saturday Masses for Special Reasons
Vatican approves bishops may permit Catholics to attend Saturday Masses instead of Sunday for special reasons. It may apply when priest shortages, bad weather, remote locations, or weekend tourism and sports make Sunday attendance difficult. Bishops decide case by case within these guidelines.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation of the Council
Queen Elizabeth II Leads Trooping the Colour Parade
Thousands line the Mall as Queen Elizabeth II marks her official 38th birthday with the Coldstream Guards color at a horse guard parade near Buckingham Palace. The regiment heads to Germany next month for duty while the queen, newly a mother of four, rides in trim on a chestnut horse.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Coldstream Guards
Germany
Palace
Prince Edward
England
Holdup Man Tries Again Successfully
Rosemont Illinois AP report says a holdup man returned Friday to repeat a botched crime. He confronted Ralph Horner a 36 year old motel night clerk and took 225 dollars after threatening with a pistol. The same robber had failed a week earlier when Horner asked if he carried a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont
Ill
Ralph Horner
Chicago
Horner
M:1
Crushed to Death in Farm Accident at Springbrook
Charles Brunn of Elma near Buffalo was killed when a tractor he started rolled forward and pinned him against a garage wall. State Police reported the 94 year old man was cranking the tractor to start it when it moved.
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Springbrook
Charles Brunn
Elma
Buffalo
Brunn
Feed Mill Truck Driver Fatally Stricken at Work
Arnold Van Auken 53 of East Street Central Square died of a heart attack at the H. P. Goettel Community Feed Mill where he worked as a truck driver. He complained of chest pain at 7:45 AM, loaded and delivered feed, and was found dead beside his truck by Kenneth Westcott. Dr Charles Daverty declared death. coroner John Murray authorized removal to Traub Funeral Home. Survived by three children John, Sheila, and Theresa Murphy. Funeral arrangements pending Traug Funeral Home.
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Caughdenoy
Arnold van Auken
East St
Central Square
H. P. Goettel
Ora Lawton
Kenneth Westcott
Charles Daverty
Avery Seeber
West Monroe
John Murray
Traub Funeral Home
van Auken
Johnson van Auken
Clarence
Ella
Pauline Sullivan
John van Auken
Sheila van Auken
Albany
Paul
Theresa) Murphy
Bolton Landing
Traug Funeral Home
War Party Heads for New York City in 300-Mile Canoe Trek
A group of 20 bearded canoeists led by Plattsburgh Police Chief Clem Young sets out from Plattsburgh to New York City in a 300 mile voyage for the 1814 War of 1812 sesquicentennial celebration. They travel by water from Albany to New York via Lake Champlain and the Hudson, with truck transport between Glens Falls and Albany, stopping at Port Kent and Glens Falls before finishing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh, N.Y
Clinton County
New York City
Plattsburgh
Clem Young
Here
Glens Falls
Albany
Lake Champlain
Lake Champlain-Hudson Canal
New York
Hudson River
Port Kent
Bronx D A Criticized In Case Handling
New York AP Gov. Rockefeller’s special investigator criticized Bronx District Attorney Isidore Dollinger for how he handled the Gareth Martinis automobile crash case. Martinis, son of a state supreme court judge, was acquitted last July of traffic charges after five people died. Investigator Stichman gained court permission to inspect grand jury minutes and said Dollinger was slow appealing the case and did not present more serious charges to a grand jury before the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller
Bronx
Gareth Martinis
Martinis
State Supreme Court
Herman T. Stichman
Dist. Atty
Isidore Dollinger
Stichman
Dollinger
Daughters Born to Fisher and Weaver Families
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fisher of Red Creek welcome daughter Becky Jo born May 27 at Lyons Barber Hospital. Mrs. Fisher is Janet Baylord. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Weaver of Walcott announce daughter Nona Ann born June 2 at Oswego Hospital. Mrs. Weaver is Rebecca Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Creek
Chester Fisher
Becky Jo
Lyons Barber Hospital
Fisher
Janet Baylord
Gary Weaver
Walcott
Nona Ann
Oswego Hospital
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N. Y
Patrett
Ncredible Adventure
South Pacific
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Marsh
Walrath
Friendly Guild of
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Aleze Ives
Silk Rd
Arnold Lathrop
Geneva Spaulding
Park St
Harold Hubbard
Amos
Flora Sikes
Middleport
Eli
Florence) DuBois
DuBois
Volney
David Casselman
South Fifth St
Mildred Yardley
Amos McDougall
Maria Kanellis
George Kanellis, Lyon Sr
State University College
Webster
Rochester University
Bonnie Pratt
Bertram Pratt
State University College of Education
Potsdam
Pratt
Cato-Meridian School
Carolyn Kranz
R. C. Berry
William Smith
Small University
Gop
Holdup Man
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