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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1965

Page

4

Graduation awards mark Campus school rites

Denise Weeks and William Chamberlain received special honors at graduation for 30 ninth graders. Weeks earned a Campus school scholarship. Chamberlain received a DAR certificate. Miss Wordelman gave the main address. musical selections and yearbook presentations followed.

Denise Weeks William Chamberlain Miss Weeks Oswego High School George Matoi Chamberlain Jerry Bechard Edward Budd Edna Bush Wayne Davis John DeHollander Susan Dimon Georgia Ford Robert Gimelli James Hawley Paul Johnson Randall Kaiser Walter LeRoy Joyce Lockwood Lawrence Luongo Michael McMahon Neal Miller Robert Palmer Deborah Pritchard Phyllip Purvis John

Eighth Grade Graduation Reception Held at School

A reception followed the ceremony in the school cafeteria honoring graduates, their parents and friends. Attendees included Frank Puzauskas, Margaret Sayer, Jeanne Shetland, Jeffrey Stark, Jeanne Stepien, John Susino, Douglas Tosh and Sandra Wise.

Louise Tompkins Named Guild Head at St. Martha’s

Louise Tompkins was elected president of the St. Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church of the Evangelists at the annual picnic at Bay Shore Grove. Marylou Spannbauer, Mildred Guynn, and Lucille Huckabee were named vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. The outgoing president Matilda Weigand will serve as publicity chairman and a rummage sale is planned at East Second and Oneida Street Church hall starting 9 30 a m Friday June 18 with donations requested by Wednesday night. A smorgasbord is planned for October and a bazaar for November.

Louise Tompkins St. Martha's Guild Episcopal Church of the Evangelists Bay Shore Grove Marylou Spannbauer Mildred Guynn Lucille Huckabee Matilda Weigand Church Hall East Second Oneida Sts Weigand Guild

Paint Striper Bid Awarded to Wald Industries

Wald Industries of Huntingdon Pa submitted the sole bid of 698 59 for a paint striper purchased by the city and used by the Department of Public Safety. The bid followed a previous no bid opening and was requested by Alderman George Breitbeck, chairman of the Traffic Advisory Committee.

Wald Industries, Inc Huntingdon Department of Public Safety City Hall George Breitbeck

Trailer Hitch Breaks On Route 104 Causing Damage

A safety pin failure on a trailer hitch caused a flat-bed trailer to detach from an eastbound car on Route 104 near Thompson Road Oswego Town. Fred W. Cole 41 Hannibal was driving. the trailer crossed into the west lane and damaged Elizabeth J. Calkins 33 Oswego. No injuries reported.

Thompson Road Oswego Town David A. Rath Fulton Substation Fred W. Cole Hannibal Oswego Elizabeth J. Calkins Seventh St City

Obituary and reminiscence of several Oswego figures

Obituary notices report the deaths of B Harold Davis at 71 in Hallandale Florida and John H Landry 43 of Oswego, with details on families, burial arrangements, and affiliations. A subsequent column reflects on gold and stock market conditions referencing 1929 and Federal Reserve policies.

Oswego Gilman and Frances Davis Hallandale Elizabeth

People Say Martin Speech Compared With 1929 Views

The commentary notes that McChesney Martin, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, contrasts with Palladium Times in tone. It argues his doom and gloom speeches seem not to align with the information available to the public and suggests 1929 parallels are not supported by current data.

United States Federal Reserve McChesney Martin Martin John U Federal Reserve Bank

Defer Action On Move to Examine Clothing Items

A motion to inspect clothing tied to the David Paul Marturano case in Oswego for first degree murder is adjourned to next Monday. Judge Don H. Stacy denied suppression of clothing as evidence earlier. George H. Johnson’s burglary third degree case awaits jury empaneling. Edward Devendorf’s probationary sentence follows guilty abandonment. Gleason Sperling’s possession charge was dismissed after prosecution closed. Sperling operates a Sandy Creek museum and gun shop and was linked to an Army gun bought from Thomas Soule.

Stacy George H. Johnson Ramsey Luddington Fulton Edward Devendorf Richard C. Mitchell Sperling Sandy Creek Thomas Soule

Going to Law College

Doren Tanner Poland daughter of Eben Polen and Mrs Eben Polen of West River Road Nantucket received a Bachelor of Arts in government from Cornell University on June 14. She will study law at Union College Albany in September. She held Alpha Phi sorority Young Republicans Pre Law Society won Madamoiselle College Board and NY Regents scholarship. She is a second generation Cornellian in the Centennial class. her graduation coincides with her father’s 25th reunion from the Cornell Class of 1940.

Doren Tanner Poland Eben Poland West River Road Minette Cornell University Miss Poland Oswego High School Union College of Law At Albany Cornell Alpha Phi Sorority Young Republicans Club Pre-Law Society Mademoiselle College Board New York Poland

Polio Victim Nancy Takes Steps With Doctor Help

Nancy Malinosky, a polio survivor from Geneva Ohio who was paralyzed since age six, stood and walked a few steps aided by Dr Bonds as the audience gave a five minute standing ovation. Her mother cried for joy at the scene of hope and recovery.

Dr. Bonds Raymond Malinosky Geneva Ohio Mrs. Malinosky Nancy

Local Weather Summary for 24-Hour Period

Cloudy with sprinkles or light showers this afternoon and tonight. Partial clearing Tuesday with some sunshine by afternoon. Highs in the 50s to low 60s, lows in the 40s. Winds NW to NE 0 to 15 mph. Mean temperature 49, precipitation 0.15 inches, humidity 97 percent, station pressure 30.021. Sunset 8:48, sunrise 5:24. Last record high 94 in 1876, low 42 in 1875.

Oswego High elects senior and junior class officers

Oswego High School named its class of 1966 and 1967 officers this week. Election results list President Paul Guido and President Brian Caruso for the two classes, with respective vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurers.

OHS Oswego High School Sharon Davis Brian Caruso Anne Kidney Phyllis Cherchio Paul Guido Julia Pfaff Guido Douglas McCracken Barbara Coniski Oswego High Julia Bag Patrick Guido Ninth St Walter McCracken Fruit Valley Julie Pfaff Albert Pfaff Benson Ave Robert L. Davis Sleepy Hollow Frank W. Kidney West River Road Minetto Philip Cherchio Cayuga St

100 Troops Slain Continues From Page One In London Talks

Washington reports say President Johnson and top officials discussed 100 troops slain in Vietnam. Shastri and Pearson, during a Canada visit, urged no military solution and warned against escalation. Commonwealth leaders in London seek a declaration distancing the bloc from US action in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic.

Washington Johnson Lal Bahadur Sahstri India Canada Toronto Globe and Mail U.S Viet Nam Poland International Control Commission Indochina Shastri Lester B. Pearson London Commonwealth Dominican Republic

New York Market Eggs Faces Demand Shifts

Market report notes US wholesale egg offerings in New York are fully ample on mediums large and small sizes. Demand improved on large eggs while irregular on other categories.

New York New York v USDA

Butter Prices and Grading Scores Report

New York market notes butter offerings adequate with demand seasonally fair. Wholesale bulk cartons show creamery scores 93 AA at 60 60, 92 A at 59 44 to 60, and 90 B at 59 4 to 59.

New York USDA

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