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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
3
Mayor Ralph Shapiro informed City Democratic Chairman Paul Miller that he will let his name be placed before the City Committee for the mayoral nomination. He said he is reluctant but yielded to community and associate pressure to run again, promising a clean vigorous campaign and to keep Oswegonians first.
Oakley Furney 79 former State Education Department official died Monday in Albany Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. He led vocational education in Albany schools and state programs, directed war production training, and served as chief of the State Bureau of Industrial and Technical Education. He lived in Menands and raised a family with Margaret Ann Jones. Services were held at Tebbutt today.
A public chicken supper will be held at Little Utica church on Saturday June 19. Serving starts at 4 30 p m and continues until all are served with strawberry short cake for dessert. A variety sale will also take place.
Doan's Pills provide fast relief from nagging backache headache and muscular pains that disturb sleep. The product claims two actions a soothing effect on bladder irritation and a mild diuretic effect through the kidneys to ease nightly discomfort.
Burial took place at Albany Rural Cemetery in Menands after services at Chapel 633 Central Ave Albany led by Rev John R Sisley Jr pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church Menands.
Anthony Borgognoni, current Solvay Schools superintendent, is appointed to lead the Frankfort Schuyler School district succeeding John Murphy. Salary set at $15,000 yearly. Borgognoni has brothers Rob ert, athletic director at Canastota Central, and Rev. Charles Borgognoni, Syracuse University chaplain. He holds a BS from State University College at Oswego and chairs the Area Vocational Education Study for Onondaga and Oswego counties.
Oswego Art Guild will offer two two week summer sessions at Fort Ontario Art Center starting July 12 through July 23. Registration for children’s art classes is July 10 from 10 to 12 at the Arts Center with Mrs. Rees Williams. Fees are 8 dollars for one week and 15 dollars for two weeks. instructors are Jill Dietz for elementary and Eva Place Clark for junior high.
Twenty eight Oswego Country Club women played 18 holes then lunch with prizes for low net fewest putts and most pars. Winners included Hibblethwaite Walcott McChesney and Lawton in Class A and Read Schneckenburger Deady in Class B Lebro MacDonald Donahue in Class C. A competitive play at Auburn Country Club is planned for June 2 with member guest day July 6. A two car collision at Route 104 and County Route 21 led to a summons for Pauline Wade after a stop sign incident. no injuries reported.
License numbers 28 A 134 28 A 270 28 A 427 and 28 SL 118 issued to multiple entities to sell Beer at retail or for on premises consumption under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. Premises include 504 Pine St Fulton Oswego County and Manitta's Grocery 166 West 1st St Fulton Lake Road Oswego. Names include Teddy Bartosek Lawrence Dodge Arlene Dodge Philip Manitta Dominic Manitta and Richard Donahue.
Utica Blue Cross annual meeting for hospital administrators on June 17 will feature Dr. Malcolm L. Crump as main speaker. Attendees include representatives from Oswego Hospital and A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital, plus 32 nonprofit hospitals in Hospital Plan's 15 county area. Luncheon at Twin Ponds Country Club precedes a program to boost cooperation between Blue Cross Plan and hospitals, following last year's talk by State Senator George Metcalf.
David L. Loper, son of Mr and Mrs Orla Loper of 71 E Utica St Oswego, earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering at Case Institute of Technology Cleveland. He holds a BS from Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh 1961 and an MS from Case 1964, and is a member of Tau Delta Phi Phi Sigma Xi. He received National Defense Education Fellowship and National Science Foundation Fellowship.
The article recalls Goldwater leading Nixon by 483 to 214, with Scranton as runner up. Forecasters predicted Johnson would win around 64 percent, but election day results gave Johnson 61.3 percent. Goldwater, in a gray suit, told the audience you can't count anybody out except me.
The piece traces Barry Goldwater’s political ascent from his 1949 Phoenix City Council seat to his 1964 presidential bid. After four years touring the country to promote his views, Goldwater declared his candidacy in January 1964 and by May secured enough support through primaries, state conventions, and district caucuses to capture the Republican nomination from moderate factions.
New York market reports ample wholesale egg offerings with good demand for large eggs and irregular demand for smaller sizes. Spot quotations list whites and browns across weights with price ranges for extra fancy and fancy grades.
New York traders report adequate butter offerings and steady demand with prices unchanged. The market shows stable activity as buyers and sellers hold positions, reflecting muted fluctuations in tone.
Denver 4 district Judge James C. Flanigan delayed a session for an hour after calling his wife to explain a bowling ball in the back seat of his car was needed for a league match. The incident caused a brief recess while the judge clarified the personal matter.
Mrs. Martha Annal 62 of 158 Liberty St Oswego died Tuesday in West Side General Rochester after a short illness. Born March 28 1903 in Utica she was daughter of Nickolai Makowski and Augusta Makowski. Survived by daughters Martha Svika Anchorage Alaska Veronica Pilon Rochester and son John Oswego plus three sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 8:30 a m at Dain funeral home and 9 a m in church.
Funeral services note burial at St Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 and Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m.
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