Ex Pastors Return Presbyterians to Celebrate Sesquicentennial
FULTON First Presbyterian Church marks its 180th anniversary with two main events June 15 16 including a sesquicentennial banquet featuring Mary E Switzer administrator HEW and a commemorative worship service with former pastors Rev Hackett Rev Daniels Rev Magley and Rev Geitner. The church founded June 14 1838 by a group of three men and fourteen women grew to 491 members with a long history of pastors 1818 1827 circuit riders and later installed ministers. The observance includes historical rites led by church elders and a toastmaster and highlights the churchs evolution from a small wooden frame to a red brick building at Cayuga and S 3rd Sts with substantial expansions and a growing youth program.
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Fulton
First Presbyterian Church of
Presbyterian Society of
Fulton and Granby
Alien Hackett
Edwin Daniels
Frederick Magley
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
Washington, D.C
Switzer
Isabella Diamond
Geitner
George Taylor
Barton Siebers
John W. Davis
Clair W. Wadsworth
Aquilla Barrow
John Wilber
Peter Hillick
L. R. Woodhull
Living Memory
D. M. Rankin
Joseph Odell
John Lawrence
William Sawtelle
George Wellburn
C. S. Robertson
Hackett
Daniels
Magley
Gertner
Oneida
2Nd Sts
S. 1St St
Presbyterian Church
Cayuga and
S. 3Rd Sts
Fulton Obituary for Mrs Josephine Ditoro Fulton NY
Mrs Josephine Ditoro 79 widow of Ralph died Thursday at Lee Memorial Hospital after a month long illness. Born in Italy she lived most of her life in Fulton and was a communicant of Immaculate Conception Church. Survived by six daughters Mrs Firenze Mrs Ingles Mrs Cavellier of Fulton Mrs Webber of Schenectady Mrs Donahue of Granby Mrs O Rey of Fulton two sons Nicholas and Michael of Schenectady plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Monday at Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 am at Immaculate Conception with burial in St Mary’s. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Fulton
Josephine Ditoro
Ralph Ditoro
Lyons St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Italy
Immaculate Conception Church
Peter Firenze
Josephine Ingles
Roger Cavellier
Robert Webber
Schenectady
Jerry Donahue
Granby
Two Churches Plan Joint Summer Worship Services
Fulton church leaders Rev. David Olson and Rev. E Peter Geitner outline a summer ecumenical program. From June 30 to September 1 Sunday services at 10 am with nursery and kindergarten, plus Thursday evening worships 7:30 to 8:30 with a church school for toddlers to sixth grade.
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Fulton
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
David Olson
Elaine Peck
Leigh Kio
The
Baptist Church
Richard Bush
Presbyterian Church
Olson
Geitner
Fulton Swim Areas Open On Saturday
Fulton swimming facilities reopen on Saturday under limited lifeguard supervision before a full-time schedule begins June 24. Specific lifeguard hours span June 15 toJune 23 with pool free swim from 10 a.m. to noon weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. plus 6 to 8 p.m. others. beaches hours align with pool times. Memorial fund note and Fulton Public Library hours also included.
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Fulton
Leonard Spaziani
Spaziani
Fulton Public Library
Ellen I. Morin
Obituary: Mrs Rosette Stine of Pulaski Dies at 96
Pulaski widow of John A Stine 96 died Thursday at 7 am at her daughter Emma G Stine's home in Pulaski RD 2 Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm at Quincer funeral home Redwood Rev Bruce Schrader officiating Burial in Redwood cemetery Friends may call today 7 to 9 pm Contributions may be.
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Rosette Stine
Fulton Elks Plan Flag Day Rites
Plans for Flag Day observance aim to demonstrate patriotism in Fulton according to Charles Loomis exalted ruler of the Fulton Lodge of Elks. All in the community are invited to join the rites at 8 p.m. Friday at the Elks Home on South First Street with a luncheon served by the Elks Auxiliary after the program.
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Fulton Elks
Fulton
America
Charles Loomis
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Elks
South First St
Elks Auxiliary
Fulton Veterans Council thanks firms for Memorial Day notice
Walter Buell president of the Fulton Veterans Council expressed appreciation to local firms and business establishments that remained closed for the recent Memorial Day holiday, acknowledging respect and support from the community.
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Fulton
Walter Buell
The
Fulton Veterans Council
Tallest LA building Crocker Citizens Bank Building
The Crocker Citizens Bank Building stands as the tallest in Los Angeles with 42 stories reaching 620 feet. The skyscraper dominates the skyline, symbolizing the city’s mid century growth and architectural ambition.
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Los Angeles
Crocker Citizens Bank
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