Phoenix Couple Exchanges Vows In Saturday Church Ceremony
Miss Theodora Louise Weaver and L. Paul Vickery wed at Phoenix United Methodist Church on Saturday June 10. Clergymen Rev Franklin Weaver and Rev Richard Tillapaugh officiated with Reinhold Schempp at the organ and Miss Jacqueline Smith as soloist. The couple plan a summer home at 303 Bridge St before moving to New York City for Mr. Vickery’s studies.
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Phoenix
Theodora Louise Weaver
Franklin Weaver
L. Paul Vickery
Leon E. Vickery
Phoenix United Methodist Church
Richard Tillapaugh
Reinhold Schempp
Jacqueline Smith
Neuron
Jana Davis
Judith Weaver
Mr. Vickery
Sheridan Vickery
Jack Murrags
David Vickery
Poconos
Bridge St
New York City
Vickery
Phoenix Central School
Maria Regina College
Syracuse
Personal Notes and Coming Events From Oswego Area
Monroe Community College graduate Roger J. Kimpland will be employed as an audio visual technician at Williams Rennit Harper Community College in Chicago. Miss Margaret Ainsworth earned a Syracuse University Master’s Degree and will teach in the Buffalo area starting in September. North Scriba Baptist Church hosts a nickel supper Saturday from 5 p.m. Plans for August picnic and July circle meetings at local churches are noted. Buccaneer Boosters and various church groups plan meetings and social events through summer. John M. Hurley named to SUCO Dean’s list after junior year. Bishop Ned Cole to preach at three services this weekend with a sidewalk sale and coffee hour to follow. Eastern Star and other clubs hold meetings with canasta prizes and summer dinners. Polish American Women’s Club meets June 22 at 8 p.m.
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Roger J. Kimpland
Monroe Community College
Williams Rennit Harper Community College
Chicago
Ill
Marie Kimpland
W. Bridge St
Brent
Church of the Resurrection
W. Fifth St
Ned Cole
West Fifth St
E. Oneida St
W. Cayuga St
Honor Graduate Margaret Vincent of York York Catholic High
Miss Margaret Mary Vincent, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Vincent of York, and granddaughter of the late Charles J O'Hara, graduated from York Catholic High School on May 26 as one of eight High Honor pupils in a class of 257. She will enter York College in the fall.
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Margaret Mary Vincent
York
Frank Vincent
Charles J. O'Hara
O'Hara
Syracuse
York Catholic High School
Sandra Kogan Plans to Wed During Fall
Dr and Mrs Milton W Kogan announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Ann Kogan to Lawrence H Gingold son of Judge and Mrs Benjamin M Gingold both of Syracuse New York. The bride to be is a Oswego High School and Syracuse University graduate and a buyer for Addis Co Syracuse. The groom to be is a University of Michigan Law School graduate practicing private law in Syracuse. A Fall wedding is planned.
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Milton W. Kogan
Fifth St
Oswego
Sandra Ann Kogan
Alpine Drive
Syracuse
Lawrence H. Gingold
Benjamin M. Gingold
Meadowbrook Drive
Oswego High School
Syracuse University
Miss Kogan
Addis So
Nottingham High Schol
University of Michigan Law School
Francis Westcott
Sterling
Claire
William Osetek
Stanley Osetek
Tallman St
State University College
SUCO
John C. Darling
W. Third St
Carol
Wayne A. Roth
Viola Roth
E. Cayuga St
William Roth
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Darling
CCBI
Niagara Mohawk
Papertronics
Bitterroot Declared Montana State Flower in 1895
The Bitterroot was designated as Montana official state flower in 1895 marking a historic horticultural choice. The designation reflected regional pride and the plant’s prominence in montana’s landscapes and culture.
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Montana
Betty Canary Ideal Woman Try This
In a psychologist's view the ideal modern woman blends self development with femininity. She pursues horizons after children leave home, uses modern kitchen tools for gourmet meals, and balances intellect with support for her husband. The piece notes the fulfilled woman may hold outside work to improve family life, while avoiding the glamour ideal.
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Angie Dickinson
Polly's Pointers Old Hand Lawn Mower for Gardening
Polly offers home tips on using an old hand lawn mower to row the garden efficiently and deepen the furrow by pulling back in the same row. The advice emphasizes straight initial rows and practical, low tech methods for neat beds.
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Polly
Peevers
DeLongs Spend Week South Of Our Border
EAST NEW HAVEN Mrs and Mrs Raymond DeLong are spending a week in Acapulco Mexico. Local social notes record numerous visits family gatherings and travels including Shumways Bowers Darlena and Darla Curcie Shumway and Gary Dusharm and the Vroomans among others with extended stays at Greenpoint Nine Mile Point and Oswego area events.
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DeLongs
East New Haven
Raymond DeLong
Acapulco
Mexico
Joseph Shumway
Sandra Bowers
Darla
Brian
Robert Curcie
Kenyon Road
Paul Shumway
Erie Community College
Buffalo
Jimmy Curcie
Gary Dusharm
Oswego
Dale Dusharm
Lyle Woolson
Parent Lake
Quebec
Henry Vrooman
Roy
Melburne Vrooman
Halesboro
Leo Wildrick
Robin
Chrissie
Breanda
Eric
Greenpoint
Ralph Ariola
Darlene
Ralph, Jr
Michael
Wildricks
Wayne Mercer
New Florence
Nine-Mile Point
Allen Smith
Gina Denny
Pulaski
Oswego Hospital
Gina
Smith
Edwin Smith
Beadle Nursing Home
Oswe
Oscar Berry
Oscar, Jr
Harmony Acres
Parish
Lee
Berry
Phillip Parkhurst
North Road
Cecil Berry
Mannsville
Eleanor Wallis
Phillip Parkurst
Tracy
Phil
Wallis
Organist Doctor Schweitzer Funded Africa Hospital
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that Dr Albert Schweitzer, famed organist, built and sustained his hospital in French Equatorial Africa using proceeds from organ recitals and lectures in Europe.
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Albert Schweitzer
French Equatorial Africa
Europe
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Not a Requirement for Indians to Live on Reservations
The text asserts that American Indians are not required to reside on reserved land in the United States or Canada, arguing that the land is tax-free. It presents a debated stance without clear legal citations or context.
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United States
Canada
Largest City Library Named for NY Public Library
The New York Public Library is identified as the largest city public library in the United States by volumes and number of branches.
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United States
New York Public Library
Faith WSCS Unit to Meet At Dimon Home
The Faith Unit of the United Methodist WSCS met Friday afternoon at the Dimon home with 12 members. Mrs. Myers Babcock read sermons and Mrs. Vida Mattison led devotions. A picnic is planned for July 14 at 12:30 p.m. at Mrs. Gaige Merritt’s home.
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Mexico
United Methodist Wscs
Leland Cruce
Myers Babcock
Vida Mattison
Pearl Matty
Gaige Merritt
North Mexico
United Methodist Church
Carl Smith
Louis LaFlam
Stevie
Robert Clingen
Howard Hanson
Raymond Gibbs
Floyd Rector
Mr. Rose
Hilda Barnes
George Baker
Roses’ Camp
Sage Creek Drive
Ambidextrous Writing President Garfield Surprises Scholars
The text notes President James A. Garfield mastered ambidexterity by writing with both hands at once. One hand produced Latin while the other wrote Greek, showcasing his unusual skill.
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James A. Garfield
Win
Sun Volume Vastly Exceeds Earth's By Millions
A science note states the sun's volume is about 1.3 million times that of Earth, highlighting the sun as a colossal stellar body compared with our planet.
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Earth
Sacred Music Concert Marks Wolcott Church Centennial
Wolcott United Methodist Church hosts a 7 p.m. sacred music concert in its sanctuary marking the church centennial. Under Elaine McQueen, the choir and soloists perform anthems and hymns, with tributes to choir members of 25 years plus.
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Wolcott
Wolcott United Methodist Church
Elaine McQueen
Lois Graham
Shirley Sharpe
Kenneth Dobbin
Graham
John Robertson
McQueen
Sally McDowell
Walcott m
Bessie Stetson
Myrle Wright
H. Wesley Bacon
Robert Sprague
Modest Sweater Moves Into Top Status Slot
New York report highlights Jay Kobrin and Maisonette fall collection featuring modest sweaters and coordinated pieces. Prices range from 70 to 140 dollars with brown and grey tones, including belted knit dresses, cardigan ensembles, and gold dolman sleeve options.
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Ann Penceen
NEW York
Jay Kobrin
Maisonette
Kobrin
Dolman
David Crystal
Russel Taylor
Births at Oswego Hospital Reported for June
Birth notices from Oswego Hospital list six newborns. The MENDELSON boy to Mr. and Mrs. David in Holly Garden Apts Fulton arrived June 12. GARDINIER girl to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wolcott Rd June 12. SINCAVAGE boy to Mr. and Mrs. John 49 W Fifth St June 13. CAULEY girl to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fragale Rd Mexico June 12. SKIPPER girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Church St Hannibal June 12. BAUDOIN girl to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 186 Ellen St June 13. HELLINGER girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mexico Rd 3 June 12.
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Mendelson
David
Holly Garden Apts
Fulton
Gardinier
Terry
Wolcott RD
Sincavage
John
W. Fifth St
Cauley
Timothy
Fragale Rd
Mexico
Skipper
Ernest
Church St
Hannibal
Baudoin
Joseph
Ellen St
Hellinger
Charles
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