Community Notes From Vermillion Area Gather Local Events
Vermillion households share visits with relatives in Atlanta Fayetteville Moyers Corners and Auburn. WSCS ham supper at hall raised 55 dollars. next hosted by John Sherman at Dempster Grove. Mother and Daughter Girl Scouts event drew attendees from local families. Ice Cream Social netted 41 dollars for Community Hall repairs. Barbecue at IOOF hall in Mexico preceded by visits from Minetto Oswego Pennellville and Howlett Road residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beck
Libby
Atlanta
Jack Lehtonen
Dot Boutell
Lois Johnson
John Sherman
Dempster Grove
New Haven
Willie Perth
Flaine
Robert North
Karan
Hugh Shower
Lloyd Backus
Sharon
Walter Perth
Alice Demass
Wiliam
Samisson
Samison
Ed Godfrey
Minetto
Wilie Perth
Mexico
Leonard Snow
James Brien
Oswego
Weter Perth
G. Solne
Pennellville
Henry Lohtonen
Ray Michels
Darlene
Diana
Debbie
Howlett Rd
Ida Perth
John Altman
Ray Lindsley
Ralph Grant
Fulton to Get More Water From New Well Saturday
Fulton Newest well on the south side of Lake Neahtawanta is to be tied into the city supply Saturday adding about 250000 gallons daily for a total of roughly three million. Officials expect no repeat of last summer’s shortages and cost is about 40000. Council weighs Lake Ontario options with Syracuse and possible joint tapping as early as 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lake Neahtawanta
Lake Ontario
Syracuse
Lanigan urges revival of Roosevelt spirit at Flag Day
James E. Lanigan urged a return to the spirit of Theodore Roosevelt and other patriots at a Flag Day observance held by the Oswego Fulton Elks lodges in Fulton. He attacked antiwar groups, praised patriotism, and noted the Elks as the only group mandating Flag Day observance. Maurice Shapiro and Walter Batchelor provided historical and responsive remarks as officers from both lodges participated in the ceremony.
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Fulton
Theodore Roosevelt
James E. Lanigan
Fulton Elks Lodge
Lanigan
Theodore Rooseve’t
Elks Organization
Maurice Shapiro
Fulton Lodge
Walter Batchelo
Battle Island Leads Industrial Golf League on Buske Run
Battle Island moves atop the Industrial Golf League led by Chick Buske whose recent scores 71 and 68 push the team one half point ahead. After five weeks Battle Island stands 59 while Oswego P A Club 57 and Lakeview Lanes 54 follow. other teams include Harris Army Store Nestle Armstrong Cork Swingrights and Dilts with lower totals.
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Chick Buske
Battle Island
Buske
Battle Island Club
Oswego P-A Club
Harris Army Store
Lakeview Lanes
Nestle
Armstrong Cork
Fulton Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
The Fulton City Clerk issued marriage licenses to Dorothy Hawksley of 113 West Third Street and Francis Welling of RD 1 Hannibal. Rosario Pappalardo of 56 West Second Street and Mary Fiumara of 14 North Third Street, and Kenneth Landphere of Reynolds Hotel with Cathryne Will of 894 Oneida Street.
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Fulton
Fulton City
Dorothy Hawksley
West Third St
Francis Welling
Hannibal
Rosario Pappalardo
Mary Fiumara
N. Third St
Kenneth Landphere
Reynolds Hotel
Cathryne Will
Oneida St
Births at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton
Recent births at Lee Memorial Hospital include a girl to Mr and Mrs James Crouch 236 Oneida Street on Thursday and a girl to Mr and Mrs Gary Halstead 62 North Seventh Street on Friday.
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Fulton Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
James Crouch
Oneida St
Gary Halstead
N. Seventh St
Fulton Obituary Mrs Seymour Knox
Fulton widower Esther B Knox dies after lingering illness at 259 S Fourth St She born in Fulton daughter of Edward and Emma S Breads married Seymour Hyde Knox in 1910 and lived in Auburn 40 years returned to Fulton in 1950 Funeral Saturday 10 am Foster funeral home Rev Alexander Stewart First Methodist Church officiates Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p m Memorials to First Methodist building fund suggested Survivors include nephew Clinton E Knox grand nephew Arnold Whitehouse and grand niece Mrs Muriel Ludwig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Knox Fulton
Esther B. Knox
Seymour Knox
S. Fourth St
Knox
Fulton
Edward
Emma S. Breads
Seymour Hyde Knox
Auburn
Fulton Veteran Gerard Hartenhoff 72
Gerard Fred Hartenhoff 72 formerly of Holland died Thursday at Lee Memorial hospital after a short illness. A World War I veteran and retired laborer, he moved to the area from Oregon and belonged to the American Legion and Fairview Lodge in Troutdale, Oregon. He is survived by two brothers Henry Hartenhoff and Korneles Hartenhoff and several nieces. Funeral services Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Springer Funeral Home with Rev. William Caldwell officiating. Burial in Jacksonville Cemetery. Visitation Friday and Saturday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Gerard Fred Hartenhoff
Cato
Lee Memorial Hospital
Hartenhoff
Holland
Oregon
U. S. Army
American Legion
Fairview Lodge
Troutsdale
Ore
Henry Hartenhoff
RD 1
Korneles Hartenhoff
Springer Funeral Home
William Caldwell
Bowens Corners Church
Jacksonvilll
Desegregation step in Atlanta schools expands transfer plan
Atlanta public schools will integrate 48 Negro pupils into 11 high schools with white students this fall pending approval by School Superintendent John Letson. The move, expanding a grade year plan, follows prior desegregation progress and increases cross racial attendance across 71 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Letson
Georgia
Letson
North Georgia
European midwife toad couples egg string with male carry
The European midwife toad lays eggs in a stringlike mass and abandons it. The male wraps the string around his hind legs and carries it for several weeks. When the eggs are ready to hatch he seeks a pool free of other tadpoles.
Pro Red Koreans March on Tokyo Embassy
About 150 pro Communist Korean demonstrators marched on the U S Embassy in Tokyo to protest the beating of a Korean by two U S Army lieutenants. The lieutenants were reprimanded fined 600 dollars each and suspended for six months by a Korea court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S
David W. Swanson
Thomas M. Wilde
Korea
Kyoto
Japan
Iengakuren
Debt ceiling bill clears House as Senate fight looms
The House approved a 308 billion debt limit measure backing the President’s position, 202-39, with 21 Republicans joining 4 Democrats. The Senate Finance Committee plans hearings after June 25. The temporary ceiling falls to 285 billion near year end, with concerns about fiscal fluctuations and defense spending in districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phouse
Senate
Byrd
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Brookings Institution
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ford Closing And Strike Idles 45000 Workers
Ford Motor Co plans to close 16 passenger car plants and lay off 35000 workers by tonight. A key parts plant strike in Cleveland will idle an additional 10000 in metal stamping Monday. Some truck plants stay open next week while 8000 workers continue producing parts and stampings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Owosso
Mich
Ford
San Jose
Calif
Kansas City
Monroe and
Dearborn
Laos Withdrawal Puzzle May Test Neutrality Plan
Washington reports say the United States and North Vietnamese troops could evacuate Laos within 75 days of a Laotian neutrality pact. Officials worry over Communist dragging feet on 10 000 troops and insist on matching withdrawals for advisers. The three nation control commission would supervise, though past ineffectiveness and local forces complicate integration.
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Washington
Laos
Alphonse and Gaston
U. S
Pentagon
Pacific Command
Honolulu
United States
Geneva
Three Nation Control Commission
Indochina
Canada
India
Poland
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
GOP Urged To Fight Kennedy Right Wingers
New York Republicans convene at a $100 plate dinner as Gov Rockefeller and leaders urge tackling Kennedy Administration policies and the right wing. A party resolution warns against splinter groups, citing the Conservative Party of New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gop
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
U. S
Jacob K. Javits
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican State Committee
Conservative Party
New York State
Javits
Executive Committee
Two-Day Democrat Parley in Syracuse New York
A two day Democratic pre campaign conference will be held at Syracuse University starting June 29. William H. McKeon state chairman said today. Candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor and possible candidates have been invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse University
William H. McKeon
Trains as Navigator First Lt Gaw Enters Navigator Training
First Lieutenant Robert A. Gaw Jr. of Phoenix begins navigator training at James Connally AFB Texas. He will receive radar and celestial navigation instruction in the T-29 Flying Classroom and earn the navigator silver wings after completing the course. Gaw is a manlius school and Hobart William Smith College graduate and son of Colonel and Mrs. R. A. Gaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Gaw Jr
Phoenix
United States Air Force
James Connally Afb
Texas
Gaw
Manlius
N. Y
Hobart
William Smith College
Geneva
Air Force
Kappa Sigma
R. A. Gaw
W. River Rd
O Conn or Enters Governor Race in Democratic Battle
Queens District Attorney Frank D. O Connor launches campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor accusing Gov Rockefeller of neglecting state affairs to pursue the presidency. Wagner challenges Rockefeller to state if he will serve a full term, McKeon questions business climate claims, Crotty named to reapportion committee, CBS studies Stratton equal time demand.
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New York
Queens
Frank D. O'Connor
Rockefeller
O'Connor
Commodore Hotel
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
William H. McKeon
McKeon
Peter J. Crotty
Erie County
Columbia Broadcasting System
Samuel S. Stratton
Schenectady
Cbs-Tv
Federal Jury Deliberates In Keogh Fix Case
A federal court jury resumes deliberations in New York in the case of State Supreme Court Justice J. Vincent Keogh and two others charged with conspiring to fix a federal criminal case. The panel, locked in a hotel after a long day, faces a verdict over a $35,000 bribe plot to aid Sanford J. Moore in a bankruptcy fraud matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keogh
Edward Weinfeld
Weinfeld
Keogh
Elliott Kahaner
U. S
Eastern District of New York
Sanford J. Moore
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Leo Rayfield
Moore
Department of Justice
Robert F. Kennedy
William G. Handley
Rayfield
Ada Jones Crowned Queen at Pennellville Firemen's Fete
Ada Jones was chosen queen of the Pennellville firemen's field days at the opening ceremonies. She will lead the firemen's parade Saturday night with runners-up Linda Rowe and Linda Watson. A children's parade featured colorful costumes and prizes. The program runs through Saturday night. Lt. Col. Stephen V. Ralph arrived from Stuttgart to visit his parents. Golden Chain Rebekah lodge mapped a July picnic and fall rummage sale.
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Phoenix
Misse
Ada Jones
Pennellville Firemen
Miss Jones
Francis Balcom
Linda Rowe
Linda Watson
Rene Kimball
Michael Millis
Peter
Jeffrey
Penny Spear
Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater
Germany
Stephen V. Ralph
Stuttgart
Charles Ralph
Golden Chain Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Marguerite Harke
R. S. Kellar
Allen Hilborn
Lancaster
W. H. Hilborn
Kennedy seeks House action to lift foreign aid bars
President Kennedy urges the House to remove Senate limits on aid to Poland and Yugoslavia. He cites Ambassadors Kennan and Cabot calling the restriction a setback to U S policy and Moscow influence. The White House also flags a trade bill provision denying Poland and Yugoslavia MFN tariff privileges. House action expected in 10 days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Pola
Yugoslavia
George F. Kennan
Belgrade
John Moors Cabot
Warsaw
U. S
Poland
Moscow
State Department
Ways and Means
Chrysanthemums Available Most of the Year as Potted Plants
Pot trimmed chrysanthemums sold as potted plants are available throughout most of the year. The notes emphasize year round accessibility and easy growing conditions for home gardens.
Fire Protection Contract Sought By Pennellville
A Pennellville Fire Department delegation asked the Schroeppel town board for a fire protection contract for part of the town. The board took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennellville
Phonix
Pennellville Fire Department
Schroeppel
Williams
Pleasant Lake Association
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
James Gallagher
Forrestville
Clark Sponable
Charles Stone
Harold Niver
Parkhurst
Vernon Bishop
Dury
Earl T. Blansfield
Phoenix Baptist Church
Cazenovia
Eva Isham
Amaranth
Grand Royal
Evalyn Wood Court
Carolyn Clark
Westvale
Gas Blast Kills One and Burns Five in Idaho
In TDAHO Falls Idaho a natural gas line leaked and exploded Thursday night killing W G Brinkley 45 a safety inspector. Five others were burned four in serious condition one released. Three construction vehicles were destroyed flames formed a five foot ball. Officials shut off the line and crews worked for nearly two hours to quell the blaze after a trench digger damaged the main earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdaho Falls
Idaho
W. G. Brinkley
Intermountain Gas Co
Here
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Carl L. Johnson
Glen H. Stoddard
Teddy Roosevelt
Gerard Hartenhoff
Bristol Hill
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JFK
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