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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

8

Tractor Blast Burns Farmer In North Mexico

Mexico Louis Pond sustained severe back and neck burns when his tractor exploded on Sunday afternoon on his farm. Local volunteers quickly doused the flames and prevented a nearby gasoline tank from igniting. Pond was taken to a physician then to St Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse for treatment but was not admitted.

Mexico Louis Pond North Pond St. Joseph's Hospital Syracuse Charles Sischo Myers Babcock Harry Fraser Jennie King Henry Jacobs Percy Harvey Faith Unit Methodist WSCS Calvin F. Zimmer Blanche van Loon Lulu Rose Eva Pettingill Ernest Mignery Gertrude Tollerton Pearl DuBois Dell Waite

Lodge declines Senate bid backing Seely Brown at convention

John Davis Lodge announces he will not enter a statewide primary for the U S Senate after backing Horace Seely Brown Jr who won the Republican nomination at a tense Connecticut convention. Seely Brown defeated Lodge 476 to 149 as Lodge cites factional strife and urges unity post convention.

Westport Conn John Davis Lodge Connecticut U. S. Senate Lodge Spain Dwight D. Eisenhower Horace Seely-Brown Jr Seeley-Brown John Alsop Avon Alsop Stewart Joseph Alsop Edwin H. May Jr Wethersfield Henry Cabot Lodge U. S United Nations

Judy Hampton Weds Donald Purdy In Cato Union Church

Judy Darlene Hampton and Donald William Purdy exchanged marriage vows Saturday June 9 at the Cato Union Church. The couple, both graduates of local schools, will reside in Cato after a weeklong trip to the New England states.

IRA Cato Union Church Judy Darlene Hampton Wright K. Hampton Donald William Purdy Genevieve Mack Cato Harold Purdy Red Creek Harold Knitter Ira Methodist Church Harold Switzer Ronald Kinney Central Square Joy L. Bond Gordon Clarke Terrance Stampp Joy van Norstrand Floyd Easton Buffalo Rochester Fulton Oneida Baldwinsville South Butler Meridian Liverpool Constantia Lysander Weeds- Sodus Oswego Syracuse Orcellus Fairmount Wolcott Phoenix North Syracuse Cato-Meridian Central School Purdy U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co Rochester Institute of Technology FE. W. Edwards and Son New England States Mrs. Purdy

Florida Couple Visits Home of Mrs. James Best

A county wide social note lists visits by Constantia residents and others to Mrs. James Best, with strokes noting guests from Syracuse Salerno and Brewerton areas. The item mentions Mrs Sara Woolridge, Ralph Stratton, Ellaw. Ella Andrews of Savannah. Cham berlain family. and Lela LaRobardiere planning a June return to Marathon. Bruce named salutatorian in 1962.

Clifford Coffin Edgar Stone Union Settlement George Nicholas Norm Otis Ella Andrews Savannah Clara Hines Brewerton George Hall Ed Emery Nedrow RD Basel Phillips Syracuse George Chamberlain Ogdensburg Lela _ LaRobardiere Fla Darrell Harris Marathon Harris University of Florida Bruce Mar

Mrs Lulu Rose Honored on 80th Birthday

Mrs Lulu Rose celebrated her 80th birthday at an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Alfred J Morton at their John Street home in Mexico. About 60 family members including children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered for cake and punch as a three tiered cake adorned with roses was cut by her daughter Vida Matteson.

Mexico Alfred J. Morton Te John St Morton David Lulu) Rose Vida Brownville Rose John Griffin Michael Peets Corners Frank Lisle Vida) Matteson Emery Maretta) Hodge South Rutland Einar Pauline) Korn Alien Lois David Matteson Leon Lortie Glenn Park Frank Lortie Bernard Carol) Kirch Watertown Robert Frances) Schickling David Hodge Harold Donna) Wheeler Charmaine Morton Syracuse Duane Morton Mary Wheeler Howard Frey Ishmael Dorsey Percy Rose Clarence Morton

Dropouts Plague 86 Medical Schools Nationwide

Dr. David G. Johnson of Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse says about 1,000 students quit each year across 86 medical schools. The dropout rate averages 14 percent, with 1 percent to 60 percent varies by school, as the center announces a $33,350 grant from the Maurice Falk Medical Fund to study the issue.

Syracuse David G. Johnson Johnson State University Upstate Medical Center Maurice Falk Medical Fund

Potts Honored as Leading Pharmacist in Long Beach

Rexford Potts of Pulaski was named the state’s top pharmacist for outstanding service to the community during the past year. The annual award was presented at the thirty fifth meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of the State of New York at the Lido hotel in Lido Beach.

Long Beach Rexford Potts Pulaski Potts Sith Pharmaceutical Society of the State of New York Lido Hotel Lido Beach

Pulaski Alumni Banquet Set for June 23

Pulaski Academy Alumni Association plans the annual banquet for Saturday evening June 23 in the school cafeteria. Invitations are mailed to alumni to reserve, with graduates of the 50 and 25 year classes to be honored. The event moves from the last Wednesday to a weekend for better attendance.

Rebekah Lodge Fraternity Hall Seriba Sinclair Ray Landphere Robert Barnes Mexico Lammber Co Glenn Walton Elda Cone Edith Runions Marjorie Smith Mable Miller Ithaca Grand Lodge Nelson Rockefeller Harlin Shaw Alta Belcher Stella Stevens Mary Willis Gladys Sinclair Edith Baker Ann Blunt Beatrice Pope Ethel Robinson Joan Backus Margaret Burrows Pulaski Pulaski Academy Alumni Association Pulaski Academy

Richland Field Day Prizes Awarded in Parade

Prize money totaling 350 dollars was awarded at the Richland Firemen's Field Day parade with Belleville Fire Company first for best appearing unit and 125 dollars, Pulaski second 75 dollars, Lacona first without music 60 dollars, Hannibal second 25 dollars. Additional honors went to Brewerton and Belleville auxiliaries, a farthest distance award to Hannibal, best float to Barbara Barker of Redfield, and best decorated bicycle to Florida Gerson of Florida. Judges were Bud Kenney, Neil Filkins and Ernie Markell. About 26 fire companies participated along with five bands and six auxiliaries in the nearly hourlong parade.

Richland Richland Firemen Belleville Fire Company Pulaski Lacona Fire Company Hannibal Brewerton Belleville Barbara Barker Redfield Florida Gerson Bud Kenney Phoenix Neil Filkins Ernie Markell Baldwinsville

Chinese Bishop to Administer Confirmer at Two Churches

The Rt. Rev. Andrew Yu-Yue Tsu, retired bishop of the Chinese Anglican Church, will administer Confirmation at St. James Episcopal Church at 11:15 a.m. and Grace Episcopal Church, Mexico, at 9:15 a.m. An ecumenist and World Council of Churches delegate, he will be celebrated by Rev. Arthur Harrington. A reception for the bishop and new members follows the 11:15 service.

New York Tsu Amsterdam World Council of Churches WCC Arthur Harrington

Carpenter Elected Leader of Pulaski American Legion Post

Howard Carpenter was elected commander of Robert Edwards Post 358 of the American Legion in Pulaski. Glen Thorpe is first vice commander, Charles Trumble second commander, and Robert Earle third vice commander. James Cleveland becomes treasurer, George Shaw chaplain, Harlen Mooney sergeant at arms, Hollis Wilson service officer, and Lewis Gibbs trustee for three years. Installation on a later date. A summer dance is planned for June 22.

Pulaski Howard Carpenter Robert Edwards American Legion Glen Thorpe Charles Trumble Robert Earle James Cleveland George Shaw Harlen Mooney Hollis Wilson Lewis Gibbs

Student Kayak Champion Donald Dodge Found Dead

The body of Donald Dodge, 21, of Niles Michigan, U S national men's single kayak champion, was found Wednesday on the shore of Lake Ontario five miles east of here. He had been missing since May 24 after a five mile practice run and was a student at the Eastman School of Music.

Rochester Donald Dodge Niles Mich Lake Ontario Here Dodge U. S Eastman School of Music

Blind Man Earns Ph. D at Tennessee State University

Thomas Sucik former Gatavia graduate and blind student, earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Tennessee State University. He studied psychology, later serving as a hospital psychologist in Georgia with wife and children. Mr. and Mrs. Stock attended his Knoxville graduation, returning June 8.

North Hannibal Raymond Stock Knoxville Menn Tennessee State University Thomas Sucik cGatavia School For the Blind Sucik Hamilton College TSU Georgia Stock Hannibal Donna Burnett Hannibal Central School Powelson Business Institute of Syracuse Sunshine Society Seth Kampel Carrie Beckwith Carrie Stock Beatrice DuGay Robert Milam Ray Vickery William Hunter Lakeland Fla Leland German John “Alesch

Farewell Party for Retiring Clergyman in Palermo

Upson Corners Methodist Church hosted a farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Charles Ouderkirk on Wednesday May 23. Harland Wallace presented a Hawaiian lei and a card as bouquets lined the annex. The Ouderkirks spoke farewell and Mrs Harland Getman hosted Birch Leaf Chapter of Home Bureau Federation with 15 members. The Birch Leaf Chapter will host the county meeting at Bristol Hill Church June 26 with Mrs Ellen Fanning as committee chair.

Palermo Upson Corners Methodist Church Charles Ouderkirk Ouderkirks Harland Wallace Ouderkirk Harland Getman Birch Leaf Chapter Home Bureau Federation Birch Leaf Bristol Hill Ellen Fanning

Finland's Size and Northern Reach Compared to U.S. States

Finland lies about the size of Minnesota and Mississippi combined and ranks among the globe's northernmost countries. About a third of its territory lies north of the Arctic Circle. The text notes that not all conifers remain evergreen and cites western larch tamarack and southern cypress as examples of deciduous conifers.

Finland Minnesota Mississippi Arctic Circle

Hannibal Couple Returns From North Country

Mr and Mrs Fred George returned from a motor trip to Northern New York visiting relatives the Thousand Islands and cemeteries at Bayville Brownville and Sterling Point. The Philathea class of the Methodist church will hold another bake sale and rummage on Saturday June 16 at the Petrie building from 9 am to 5 pm.

Hannibal Fred George New York Thousand Islands Bayville Brownville Sterling Point Gladys Kissell Syracuse Leonard Skipper Fayetteville Earl Durbin Quincy Mass Leon Tyler Avery Elizabeth Schmelpe Auburn Grover Ethel Youngs Fulton Mary Fonda Cortland Raymond Cooper Marvin Morgan Arthur Davis Maldwinsville Morgan Roger Clark Alan Frank Draper Philathea Methodist Church Petrie D. J. Herrington Cato Helen Acker Alfred Livingston Auburn Hospital

Firemen Hold Third Annual Banquet in Fair Haven

The Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Department hosted its third annual banquet at the Pleasant Beach Hotel on Thursday June 7 with 21 firemen and four guests. County and Oswego County officials spoke on fire service topics, joined by local fire and county leaders including Chief Don Rasbeck and Fay Burghart.

Fair Haven Pleasant Beach James R. Jackson Oswego County Lloyd Toby) Tyler Hannibal Dale Stevens Red Creek W. Roy Maynard Fay Burghart Cayuka

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N. Mexico Judy Hampton Ira Bride D. W. Purdy Florida James Best Commerical Printing Department Palladium-Times Bldg Luau Thomas Poddi State University College At Hawaii Islands Poddi Richard Benjamin Steve Allen Joanna Drzewieniecki Linda Green Bob Cornwell Maureen Wilson Walter G. McCracken, Jr Walter Palladium-Times Carpenter Pulaski Legion Lake Shore Sandy Creek OBS Masonic Temple Harwood Lindsey Raymond Lindsey H. Stratton Killam Wilcox Rowell Fayette C. Barney George Bacon Frederick Tanner Gus Brown Martin Maurer North Country America U.S Treasury Department
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