Vivenzio Proposes City Hall Public Safety Center in Pontiac Hotel
Pontiac hotel owner Rocco Vivenzio outlines a plan to convert the hotel into a combined city hall and public safety building at three sites along West and East First streets. He says a renovated hotel would cost about one million dollars, include court and police facilities, and offer long term expansion with 74,000 square feet of space and ample parking for about 305 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
East First St
Holiday Inn
West First St
Erie St
Rocco Vivenzio
Vicenzio
Oneida St
PEO Convention Opens With Captain's Dinner Plans
The New York State annual P E O convention opens at State University College this week with a B I L Captain's Dinner tonight honoring P E O husbands. Guest speaker Dr William George of St Pauls Episcopal Church Syracuse and SUCO history professor is introduced by Dr Charles Snyder Oswego. Toastmaster is Mr Robert Wright Little Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
P.E.O
State University College
B.I.L
Syracuse University
Columbia
Union Theological Seminary
SUCO
George
University of Southern Florida
Tampa
Charles Snyder
Oswego
Robert Wright
Little Falls
Watertown
Death notices from Oswego area funeral services
Death notices list multiple individuals including John J Connolly and Edwin Tims with service details. Connolly dies at Oswego Hospital June 12 1972 with services at Dowdle Funeral Home and St Marys Church and burial at St Powis. Tims dies in city at 90 with private service and Woodlawn Cemetery burial. Irene L Brown dies Hart Wood Nursing Home June 3 1972 with services at Trinity Methodist Church and Dowdle Funeral Home arrangements.
Richland Man Leaves $61 047 Estate In A Surrogate’s Court
Judge John R Turray signed papers in two matters in Surrogate's Court. Ralph R Cook of Richland died March 13 1971 leaving an estate of 610047.45 after deductions 31754.96 net taxable 29292.49. Alice Hamm of Osweto died Feb 19 1972 leaving a gross estate 12830.28 deductions 1880.54 net 10949.74 taxes 118.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R .Turray
S Wee
Ore Wrefer
Ralph R. Cook
Richland
Alice Hamm
Osweto
Obituary Edwin Tims 90 Dies After Illness
Edwin Tims 90 of 60 W Sixth Street died Tuesday after an extended illness. Born in New York City he lived there most of his life. He resided in Oswego with his niece Mrs Lionel Mohnkern for the past decade. Survived by niece Miss Eunice Carter of Vero Beach Florida and nephew George Reid of New York City. Private funeral at family’s convenience. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery New York City. Arrangements by Loescher Funeral Home.
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Tims
Edwin
West 6Th Street
David and
Mery Irving Tims
Buriei
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York City
Loescher Funeral Home
Edwin Tims
W. Sixth Street
Mary Irwin Tims
Oswegon
Lionel Mohnkern
Mohnkern
Eunice Carter
Vallo Beach
Florida
George Reid
Obituary of Mrs. Bruce H. Brown Oswego resident dies at 84
Mrs Irene L Brown 84 widow of Bruce H Brown former Oswego resident dies in Hart Wood Nursing Home after a short illness. Born in Oswego daughter of Everett and Maria Penfield she joined Trinity Methodist Wor thwhile class and local bridge and life master groups. Survived by three daughters two sons seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren funeral Friday 10 at Trinity Methodist Church Rev Clycle Relyea officiating burial Rural Cemetery calling hours Dowdle Funeral Home Wednesday 7 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Brown
Irene L
Hart-Wood
Brunc Brown
Everett and
Markc Hart Penfield
Trinity Methodist Church
Cyce Relyeo
Bruce H. Brown
Irene L. Brown
East Albany St
Hart Wood
Oswego
Everett
Maria Hart Penfield
Oswego County
Roland
Dorothy) Clark
John
Florence) Mahoney
Edward
Mary) Wallace
Sandy Pond
Robert
John Brown
Clycle Relyea
Dowdle Funeral Home
Weather Summary for Local Area with Storm Likelihood
Local 24 hour period ends 8 am with high 70.6 and low 59, precipitation 0.02 inch. Forecase shows variable clouds and muggy heat with chances of showers or thunderstorms this afternoon, high near 80, followed by mostly cloudy skies and storms tonight and tomorrow. Winds 5 to 15 mph, gusty near storms. The American Bowling Congress tournament, first held in 1901, is noted in passing.
Oswego considers sites for new Public Safety Building
Three sites on Oswego east and west First streets are under review for a proposed Public Safety Building housing police, court and lockup. Pontiac Hotel owner Rocco Vivenzio proposes his revamped building as a possible city hall complex with an artist’s concept. The city plans no move of functions from current hall except police and court facilities. the old hall may become a national monument and receive federal restoration funds. Vivenzio envisions a cultural center there.
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City of Oswego
Pontiac
Rocco Vivenzio
City
Vivenzio
Holiday Inn
East First St
West First St
Erie St
Vicenzio
Education and parenting values shape a civilized future
A writer argues education extends beyond classroom learning to values and attitudes shaped by parents. He criticizes negligent parenting, warns of a growing youth problem, and urges parents to discipline with love and responsibility to prevent a troubled generation.
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Eerhe Tubre
Flag Day Rites Telecast By Elks Lodge 271
Usweto Lodge 271 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will televise Flag Day ceremonies on Channel 10 at 7 p.m. This year the observance is shifted to the Sunday before the date. Elks representatives distributed flags to pupils at Charles E Riley Elementary School for a patriotic program marking the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usweto Lodge 271
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
the Elks
Charles E. Riley
Public Tryouts For The Remorable Mr. Pennypacker
Public auditions for The Remorable Mr. Pennypacker take place at 7:30 tonight in the Oswego Arts Center theatre. Open roles for adults teens and children plus crew positions. Virginia Ranous directs the comedy drama set for late July or early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pennypacker
Oswego Arts Center
Virginia’ Ranous
Lawrence Ralph Hogaboom Commissioning Ceremony At Carnegie Hall
Mrs Ralph Hogaboom of Hall Road attended a weekend in Dobbs Ferry for the commissioning of her son Lawrence Ralph and his wife Lynda Elizabeth in Carnegie Hall New York. Lt Bramswell Tripp Territorial commander of the Salvation Army commissioned them Lieutenants and assigned them to Friendship House Syracuse. They will begin duties after a brief vacation and take their Declaration of Faith.
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Ralph Hogaboom
Hall Road
Dobbs Ferry
Lawrence Ralph
Lynda Elizabeth
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Bramswell Tripp
Salvation Army
Friendship House
Syracuse
Midway Drive-In Schedule for June 14 15
The Midway Drive In Theater posts a timetable for Wednesday and Thursday June 14 and 15 showing Babysitter at 9 00 and Stepmother at 10 48 screening hours listed in the brief schedule.
Reverend Philipp reassigned to Long Island campus work
Rev. Thomas J. Philipp, longtime campus minister at State University College at Oswego since 1965, leaves July 1 as part of a New York Protestant campus ministry reorganization. He moves to Long Island to help oversee ministry at 18 colleges and universities across a Central New York region reform.
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Thomas J. Philipp
State University College
Oswego
New York State
Philipp
Long Island
New York
Macalaster College
St. Paul, Minn
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
State University At Albany
Syracuse University
The
State University College At
Winslow Earns Ph D in Folklore from Penn
David J. Winslow associate professor of English at the State University College at Oswego has been awarded the Ph D degree from the University of Pennsylvania in folklore. His dissertation explores ritual and tradition in the old-time Square dance of the rural Northeast. He holds a master’s in folklore from Penn and a Goddard College BA.
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David J. Winslow
The
State University College At
Oswego
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Winslow
Goddard College
Plainfield
Winslow
New York State Folklore Society
Bennington, Vt
John D. Winslow
Bennington
North Branch Street
Trees With Limited Range Dominate Sierra and Redwood Belts
The big trees in the Sierra Nevada and the redwoods along California's northern coast have the most limited distribution. Both species are found nowhere else in the world, making their regional habitats highly unique and geographically constrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierras
California
Amish Family Tours Maine to Arkansas Stopover in Oswego
An Amish family of four traveling by horse and wagon from Maine to Arkansas spent a night in Oswego. Roald and Constance Church and their two children, ages 2 and 4, left Maine May 4 and expect about 100 days and 2000 miles to reach Hardig Arkansas. Church plans to recruit other Amish along the route and return to Maine with new followers if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Maine
Arkansas
Northcentral
Rkansas
Calpa Malone
Nicholas
Nichlas Malone
Roald
Constance Church
Vermont
Church
Evangelist Christian Protestan
Ohio
Hardig
Ark
Paine
Paroled student Pat Anderson to graduate from Oregon
Patricia Anderson, once imprisoned for 10 years in Oregon, served 15 months then paroled to Newgate to study at the University of Oregon. With a 3.6 GPA she nears a June 18 degree in Portland, while seeking electronics work and reflecting on gained independence.
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Eugene
Ore
Patricia Anderson
Pat
University of Oregon
Washington
Oregon Women's Penitentiary
Project Newgate
Newgate
Washimeton
Anyonelse
Portland
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Hospitals threaten contempt action after City Hall rally
New York officials of the League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes say they will file contempt of court against Local 1199 AFL-CIO Drug and Hospital Workers Union. About 2,000 hospital workers rallied despite a court order banning a work stoppage. The union seeks a contract settlement ahead of the June 30 expiration and may strike if unresolved.
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New York
Norman Metzger
League of Voluntary Hospitals and Homes
Local 1199
Afl-Cio Drug and Hospital Workers Union
Alumni Banquet Set At Fair Haven High School
Annual banquet for alumni and schoolmates from Fair Haven High school will be held at 6 p m Saturday in the Fair Haven Presbyterian church per Mrs Lawrence Turner, chairman.
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Fair Haven
Fair Haven High School
Fair Haven Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Turner
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Don McCann
West First
Mohawk
Court of Human History
Lawrence Hogaboom
T. J. Philipp
Oregon
Coun
the Palladium-Times
Bulova
Accutron
Caravelle
Schneider
Jewelers
W. Bridge St
Byrne
Fulton
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