Oswego Jaycees Independence Day Donation
Corbett, vice president of Marine Midland Oswego, presents a $200 check to James Sperino, general chairman of the Oswego Jaycees Independence Day Celebration. The Oswego and Fulton offices contribution supports the project. Bruce Whitney, project treasurer, assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 3. Corbett
Marine Midland
Oswego
James Sperino
Oswego Jaycees
Oswego and
Fulton
Bruce Whitney
Center
Second Grade Class Builds Erie City Model
A study unit linking community and map skills culminated in a class project titled Erie City. Under supervision, the Riley School second graders created paper houses, named the streets, and drafted a map to match the model. Pictured left to right: Karen Parson, Benny Grasso, Roger Clark, Mary Wellington.
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Erie City
Duplessis
Riley
Karen Parson
Benny Grasso
Roger Clark
Mary Wellington
Stocks Higher At Record Pace
New York stocks rose at near record volume amid a market pause to clear brokerage paperwork. The Dow Jones average stood at noon 919.81, up 1.86, as blue chips and speculative issues gained unevenly. First hour volume reached 6.29 million shares, close to the May 3 early surge.
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New York
Dow Jones
Lena Lory to Retire After 17 Years in Phoenix Schools
Mrs Lena Lory of Baldwinsville a third grade teacher at Elm Street school retires after 17 years in the Phoenix system. The Phoenix Teachers Association with Pennellville PTA hosted a 125 guest dinner at Pennellsville school honoring retirees including nine former Phoenix teachers. Superintendent Harry Howe presented a gift to Mrs Lory and Erwin Knowlton was named successor to the student loan fund chairmanship. Florence Crandall presided as new association president with officers James Charles Rhoda Gaebler and Helen Murphy for 1968 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Teachers Association
Pennellville
Parent Teacher Association
Pennellsville
Phoenix System
Kenneth Upcraft
Gladys Taylor
Ruth Newton
Sarah Keiser
Catherine Hanlon
Gladys Gilbert
Marion Baker
Anna Philo
Lena Lory
Baldwinsville
Elm St
Harry Howe
Lory
Teachers’ Association
Wilfred Farrell
Student Loan Fund
Erwin Knowlton
Grace Logan
Paul Benoit
Board of Education
Howe
Clifford Gay
John C. Birdlebough
Aura Cole
Cleveland
Florence Crandall
James Charles
Rhoda Gaebler
Helen Murphy
Senate OKs Great Lakes Basin Compact
The Senate passed a bill granting congressional approval to the Great Lakes Basin Compact. Eight states New York Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania participate in the compact run by the Great Lakes Commission. The bill withholds approval of provisions allowing Canadian provinces Quebec and Ontario to become members and delays related Canada arrangements.
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Washington
Senate
Great Lakes Commission
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Quebec
Ontario
Compact Agency
Canada
Shower Honors Nora Walter Across Several Parties
Miss Nora Walter has been guest of honor at three bridal showers in Phoenix. The latest, a miscellaneous shower, was hosted Saturday by Mrs Edna Cook and Mrs Elizabeth Rawson on the Cook residence lawn with about 50 relatives attending. Earlier showers were held at Cicero and Pleasant Lake honoring her as future bride.
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Phoenix
Nora Walter
Edna Cook
Elizabeth Rawson
Cook
Walter
Beth Rosenbrook
Cicero
Alpha Omega Phi Sorority
Floyd G. Mills
Pleasant Lake
Mills
No State Funds Halt Fort Ontario Municipal Pool Plan
Oswego officials report state money for the Fort Ontario pool is exhausted this year delaying construction by at least a year. City Superintendent Roy C. McCrobie says funds from the Next Step Program will cover about two thirds of current requests, though applications remain open for future funding. Plans and specifications will be completed and ready when new funds arrive.
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Fort Ontario
Roy C. McCrobie
McCrobie
Fom Regional
Samuel Perry
Central
N.Y
Parks Commission
McCrabb
Oswego
ROTC cadets train in simulated Vietnamese village
About 7,000 Army ROTC cadets will train this summer in a four acre simulated Vietnamese village at Indiana Town Gap Pennsylvania. The village is built by the U S Army Garrison on the Edward Martin Military Reservation to demonstrate land mine warfare during ROTC encampment training.
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Indianatown Gap
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
U.S. Army
Edward Martin
Alice Tall obituary from Martville area
Alice O'Brien Tall 89 widow of Alf red Tall of Martville RD died Tuesday at Evergreen Nursing Home Williamstown after a long illness. Daughter of John and Charlotte O'Brien she belonged to Bethel United Methodist Church and Kind Heart Club. Survived by son Donald Tall two grandsons Raymond and Gordon Tall and a great granddaughter. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. Becker Funeral Home Red Creek Rev Harold Scott officiating burial Bethel Cemetery.
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Alice Tall Martville
Alice O’brien Tall
Alfred Tall
Martville RD
Evergreen Nursing Home
Williamstown
John
Charlotte Naylor O’brien
Bethel United Methodist Church
Kind Heart Club
Tall
Donald Tall
Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Harold Scott
Bethel Cemetery
Former Phoenix Youth Graduates from Camarillo High School
Richard Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole, once residents of Phoenix, graduates today from Camarillo High School in California. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cole of Phoenix. Francis Kinne is scheduled for eye surgery at Lee Memorial Hospital in Futon. The Alpha Omega Phi sorority annual alumnae banquet was held at the Masonic Temple with seventy seven present. centerpieces decorated tables and alumnae attended.
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Phoenix
Richard Cole
Camarillo High School
California
Daniel Cole
Francis Kinne
Lee Memorial Hospital
Futon
Alpha Omega Phi
Masonic Temple
Funeral home calling hours announced in Red Creek
Friends may call at Beck er Funeral Home in Red Creek Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The notice outlines the visitation times for the deceased.
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Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Alumnae Honor Charter Members At Sorority Anniversary
The Palladium Times reports a sorority anniversary event on June 13 1968 with guests Emma Potter and Frances Gaw as charter members honored. Connie Hubbard presided and Harriet Smiley spoke for the alumnae. Officers presented reports and corsages were awarded to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Potter
Frances Gaw
Connie Hubbard
Harriet Smiley
Marilyn Matzke
Kathy Muretagh
Mary Murretagh
National League Pitchers Named Team Representatives
Three National League pitchers chosen as player representatives for their clubs this year are Dave Giusti of the Houston Colt .45s Milt Pappas of the Cincinnati Reds and Jim Hall of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Dave Guisti
Houston
Milt Pappas
Cincinnati
Hall
Philadelphia
Farm Population Drops to 10.8 Million in 1967
In 1967 the number of Americans living on farms declined by 778,000, dropping to 10,817,000. The drop marks a continuing shift from agricultural living toward urban and nonfarm work across the nation.
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Burnside
Burnside Pharmacy
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Oks
Great Lakes Basin
N. Walter
Fort Out
Sterio's Men Shop
First St
Vicinity Obituary
the Palladium - Times Thurs
General Electric
Mackin, Inc
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