Oswego Names 15 to Youth Bureau Chief Joins Panel
Oswego Mayor Ralph Shapiro unveils 15 appointees to the newly created Oswego Youth Bureau with Alderman J B Kelly Jr as chairman. Members include educators, clergy, editors, and SUCO staff to coordinate youth activities and a Youth Employment Service opening June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shapiro
Oswego
J. B. Kelly, Jr
Kenneth Jones
State University College At
Eugene Yegnock
Oswego Catholic High School; Miss Elizabeth ™. Otis
OHS
John A. Devoy
Board of Education
Edwin Molnar
The
Episcopal Church of the Evangelists
Russell Gill
Palladium Times
Stuart Thompson
Post-Standard
Herald- American
Edwin Tifft
Roy C. McCrobie
Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Gutschow
Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Gutschow wife of Clarence K Gutschow 11 Cochran St will be held Saturday at 1 pm at the Dowdle funeral home with Rev Hugh C Whitaker of St Matthew's Lutheran officiating Burial will be in South Cemetery Lyons Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Gertrude Gutschow
Clarence K. Gutschow
Cochran St
Oswego Hospital
Dowdle
Hugh C. Whitaker
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
South Cemetery
Lyons
Minetto Resident Receives Dean Junior College Degree
Thomas Henry son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Y Henry of 115 Benson Ave Minetto received an Associate in Science in Business Administration at Dean Junior College Franklin Massachusetts on June 9. President William C Garner conferred degrees on 273 students the largest graduating class in the college's history.
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Thomas Henry
Thomas Y. Henry
Benson Ave
Minetto
Dean Junior College
Franklin
Mass
William C. Garner
Niagara University honors Murphy Jr. with cum laude BA degree
James G. Murphy Jr. earned a Bachelor of Arts cum laude at Niagara University’s 106th commencement on June 9. He is commissioned as a second lieutenant and will serve two years in the U. S. Army. He lives in Hamilton Homes with wife Laura Feeney and children Timothy and Mary Catherine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Murphy Jr
James G. Murphy
West Third St
Niagara University
Murphy
U. S. Army
Hamilton Homes
Laura Feeney
Timothy
Mary Catherine
Parish Guild elects officers during meeting at parish hall
Matilda A Weigand was elected president of the Parish Guild of the Episcopal Church of the Evangelists. Marion Plank is vice president Hazel Ford secretary and Lucille Huckabee treasurer. The group enjoyed an annual picnic and a stork shower for Janet Sheldon and Nina Ashline. A bake sale at Acme market is planned for Saturday June 15 starting at 9 am to support the Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda A. Weigand
Episcopal Church of the Evangelists
Marion Plank
Hazel Ford
Lucille Huckabee
Janet Sheldon
Nina Ashline
Sheldon
Weigand
Acme
Ports Group Opposes Seaway Toll Hike Extension
The International Association of Great Lakes Ports, representing 17 ports, voted to extend the five year toll trial for lower St. Lawrence Seaway tolls to 1969 and opposed any toll increase. It urged downward adjustment if any change, noting tolls must cover costs and loan repayments. Seaway opened in 1959 and tolls are to be reviewed next year under a Canada United States agreement.
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Chicago
International Association of Great Lakes Ports
Port of Oswego Official Attends Great Lakes Ports Meet
Arthur C. Menger Jr. executive director of the Port of Oswego Authority attends the International Association of Great Lakes Ports meeting in Chicago.
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Arthur C. Menger Jr
Port of Oswego Authority
International Association of Great Lakes Ports
Chicago
Report on French theatre studies by Delta Kappa Gamma
Mrs. Olla Rickett associate professor of English at State on sabbatical reported to the Delta Kappa Gamma Psi Chapter in Plattsburgh. She discussed 32 Montreal theatre attendances and noted Montreal as a bilingual city blending old and new theatre. Her PhD studies in Drama and Theatre at Cornell are aided by a $2 500 scholarship from the state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olla Rickett
State University College At
Oswego
Montreal
Psi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Plattsburgh
Rickett
Delia Kappa Gamma
Cornell University
Airman Abbott to Serve in Oklahoma
Airman First Class Edgar G. Abbott of Oswego New York is reassigned to Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma after graduating from a weather equipment technicians training course at Chanute Air Force Base. He will supervise maintenance of electronic mechanical and optical weather gear including rawinsonde and storm detection equipment. Abbott is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar G Abbott of Oswego and a Hannibal Central High School graduate.
Presbyterians to Hear Priest and Rabbi in Summer Series
A Roman Catholic priest and a rabbi will preach this summer at the Presbyterian Church near Albany. The Rev. George Ford, retired pastor of Corpus Christi Church in New York City, will speak August 31 under stated clerk Rev. Carlyle Adams of the Albany Presbytery. The rabbi is yet to be chosen and other Protestant ministers are to speak. Reverend Carlye Adams, a former Oswego minister, once led the Old First Presbyterian Church and later served after a merger with Grace Church. he also lived in Fulton as a youth while his father worked for the Chamber of Commerce.
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Rensselaerville UP
Presbyterian Church
Albany
George Ford
Corpus Christi Church
New York City
Carlyle Adams
Carlye Adams
Oswego
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Church
Fulton
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club Opens Babe Ruth Season with 6-4 Win
Masonic Club defeated the Steelworkers 6-4 to take the opening Babe Ruth league game. Dan Kraft allowed one hit after a four run first inning, while Mick McKiernan provided the early run with a triple. Favata and Kane drove in runs for the Steelworkers, with four errors aiding the Masons. Howard Johnson faces Rotary Club at 6 tonight as Masonic Club meets him Saturday at 5 45 in a makeup game delayed by weather.
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Masonic Club
Steelworkers
Dan Kraft
Tony Favata
Jim Kane
Mick McKiernan
McKiernan
Favata
Howard Johnson
Rotary Club
Bridge Tourney Leaders Named in CDA Competition
The CDA Duplicate Bridge tournament at the Fort nightly club Wednesday afternoon announced leaders in both directions. North-South leaders include Mrs. William Hill and others with scores around 79 points, while East-West leads feature Mrs. Milton James and partners near 77.5 percent.
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CDA
William Hill
E. E. Taylor
Neil Woods
Grace Matteson
Clarence Brandes
Ann Castaldo
William Jeram
Harry Horan
John Burns
Louise McDonnell
Milton James
John Barrett
Thomas McGough
Virginia Dean
Harry Hinman
R. F. Baker
Philip Johnson
Maurer
Walter Thorpe
John Scanlon
Doctor links cigarette smoking to preventable disease
In Providence R I the AMA president elect Dr Edward R Annis Miami Fla says there is no question smoking cigarettes is the greatest producer of preventable disease He notes he speaks as an individual physician in warning against health dangers of cigarette smoking The report also cites Texas leading in gas production with Louisiana close behind.
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Providence
R.I
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Evening Bulletin
Campus School honors 100 students at awards assembly
The Campus Junior High School at State University College Oswego held an awards assembly in Sheldon Hall Auditorium awarding over 100 honors. Cynthia Bridgers earned the top scholarship. Robert Putnam received the Good Citizenship Award. Bonnie McGrath and Bob Wilmott won the Walter McCracken Memorial Sports Award.
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State University College At
Oswego
Sheldon Hall
Cynthia Bridgers
Robert Putnam
Walter McCracken
Richard Benjamin
Bonnie McGrath
Bob Wilmott
McCracken
Jackie Trexler
Rick Wells
Susan Lopez
Leonard Becker
George Matott
Crayton Buck
Maureen Wilson
Benjamin
Miss Wilson
Charles Rhinehart
Robert Edwards
Campus music groups perform under Dr Rhinehart
The School Band Campus School Chorus and Elementary School Band offered music under Dr Rhinehart. Susan McWilliams played an instrumental solo titled Spanish Dance.
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Dr.Rhinehart
Susan McWilliams
California man escapes injury in Route 104 crash
A California man lost control of his car while turning from Route 104 West at Fruit Valley onto County Route 89. The vehicle owned by Johnny Young of New Boston, C. was demolished. Deputy Sheriff Ora Law- assists at the scene.
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California
Fruit Valley
Johnny Young
New Boston
Ora Law
Car rollover on Route 104 injures Jones and damages signs
Investigator ton reported John McCallah of Belle Garden Calif was westbound on Route 104 at 11 45 p m when his car lost control on loose stones while turning onto County Route 89. The vehicle rolled onto its top and damaged guard posts and a road marker sign.
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Ton
John McCallah
Belle Garden
Calif
Judith Schumaker and Michael White Quiet Red Creek Wedding
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Judith Schumaker and Michael White at St. Thomas Church Red Creek on Saturday with Rev. Elmer Heindl officiating. Attendants were Michael Stafford and Carol Tihy.
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Red Creek
Judith Schumaker
Michael White
St. Thomas Church
Elmer Heindl
Michael Stafford
Carol Tihy
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