Poland Resigns Posts on Oswego City School Board
Eben J. Poland resigns as president and member of the Enlarged City School District of Oswego Board of Education. In his letter he cites finalizing issues including a Riley School addition, a new high school, and a new superintendent. The term would have ended June 30, 1971.
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Poland
Oswego City
Eben J. Poland
Oswego
Stanley Jackson
Board of Education
City of Oswego
Civil Service
Dorothea Lynch
Sylvester Bonney
Luciano Iorizzo
Lawrence W. O'Brien
Death of Field Marshal Recalls Visit to Oswego
Oswego recalls the 1963 Oswego visit of Field Marshal Harold Alexander, the Earl of Tunis, who died in London. He spoke of education and his wartime leadership, recalling his stop at Hotel Pontiac and a short interview amid Oswego High School summer students.
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Earl Alexander
Tunis
England
London
United States
Ottawa
Canada
Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander
Oswego
Oswego High School
Pontiac
OHS
Great Britain
Lord of
Kingston
Ont
Alcan Aluminium Ltd
Lake Ontario
Scriba
Ike
Montgomery
Fort Ontario
State University College
Edward Sheldon
State Normal School
Europe
Castle Caledon
Tyrone
Ireland
Harrow
Sandhurst
Military School
Trish
France
Omar N. Bradley
Alexander
Bradley
Tunisia
Eisenhower
18Th
Sareno
Monty
John Foster Dulles
Deaths in City June 1969 Peters and Walders Obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of James F Walders Frank L LeRoy Fred Kil enbec Fatiga and others. Services listed include funeral home calls, church Masses, and cemetery interments at St Peters St Pauls Riverside and other local cemeteries. Readings show service times Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with visiting hours and burial plans.
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Leroy
Frank L
Albany St
Ottilie Knaus LeRoy
Louis and
Emma Mitchell LeRoy
Dowdle Funeral Home
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Dinner and Officer Installation
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will hold a buffet dinner and install new officers at 7 p.m. on June 19 at Vona's Restaurant in Oswego. It is the last meeting until September and all new Oswego residents are invited. Reservations close on Tuesday. call Mrs. Renee Ebert at 89 Ellen St.
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Welcome Wagon
Sifting Flour Reduces Repeated Sifting Later
If you sift your flour as you transfer it from the store bag to the canister you will avoid sifting each time you measure a cup or two.
Oswego County DWI Driver Charged. Dynamite Theft Probed
Oswego police report 26 year old State University College at Oswego faculty member charged with driving while intoxicated after rear ending a car at West Second and Bridge Streets. Separate theft probe targets Ballard Construction Co. dynamite, with two padlocks forced open and warnings issued to parents. Several other incidents include a 16 year old ticketed for driving without a license and two accidents. one left a rider with leg injuries.
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Jan Vandermeer
State University College At
Oswego
West Second
Bridge Sts
George W. von Holtz
Vandermeer
von Holtz
Bridge 51
Robert Wilson
Oswego RD 2
Wilson
SACO
Ballard Construction Co
East Ninth
Mitchell Sts
George E. Snyder
Floyd Kunzwiler
East Tenth St
John L. Bristol
Oswego County
Thomas M. McGough
Thompson
David Thompson
Church St
Robert C. Germain
Germain
Syracuse Ave
Oswego Hospital
Phyllis Casselman
Oswego RD 3
East Bridge St
Ninth Sts
Powell's Supreme Court Victory Shapes Congress Clash
Powell, former chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, faced public funds misuse charges. Reelected, he joined the 91st Congress in January. After federal courts ruled he was not unlawfully excluded from the 90th Congress, he appealed to the Supreme Court, which ruled for Powell, despite talk of a legislative judiciary clash.
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House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Supreme Court
Five Enter Guilty Pleas In County Court Term
In Pulaski County Court Judge Don H. Stacy opened the third week of the June trial term with five guilty pleas. Hammond of Phoenix Road 2 admitted to a reduced charge of driving while intoxicated. sentencing set for June 23. Other youths were adjudged or placed on probation or given reformatory terms for offenses including robbery, burglary, grand larceny, and weapon possession. A jury was to be drawn for two Fulton defendants on burglary and criminal mischief charges.
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Pulaski
Don H. Stacy
John R. Murray
William F. Hammond
Phoenix RD 2
George Valette
Syracuse
Rochester
Robert S. Amdursky
Central Square
Sidney Gordon
Charless A. Pitsley
Duane Pitsley
Fulton
Robert Hurlbutt
John J. McCormack
Stacy
George F. Bartholomew Sr
Oswego
Edson Elphick
Richland RD
Athalie R. Bymaster
Robert E. Purtell
Suzanne B. King
Erma
Funeral services for Mrs C L Pauldine Falise
Funeral rites for Mrs C L Pauldine Falise wife of Anthony Falise RD 5 West Fifth Street Rd were held at Family Funeral Home at 9 a m and at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minetto at 9 30 a m The Rev Chester Misercola celebrated a solemn high Mass with Rev William H Mersfelder as deacon and Rev Charles L Foster as sub deacon Burial followed at St Peter's Cemetery
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Carmela L. Pauldine Falise
Anthony Falise
West Fifth Street
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Minetto
Chester Misercola
William H. Mersfelder
Charles L. Foster
Cemetery service led by Father Meisfeld at graveside
The Palladium: Times reports a graveside funeral service conducted by Father Meisfeld with bearers named Jack Pauldine John Calverase John Pauldine Michael Falise Joseph Falise and Samuel Falise in attendance at the cemetery service on June 16 1969.
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the Palladium
Father Meisfelder
Jack Pauldine
John Calverase
John Pauldine
Michael Falise
Joseph Falise
Samuel Falise
Fire Destroys Empty House in Williamstown
Oswego Fire Control reported three weekend runs with a major event a three hour blaze at 2 44 Sunday morning. The unoccupied house owned by Andrew Reitzke was a total loss and the cause was undetermined. Firefighters also tamed a rubbish and lumber blaze on West First Street and handled a false alarm at St John’s School.
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Oswego
Williamstown
Andrew Reitzke
West First St
Donald C. Beauchene
St. John's School
Leo S. Gosek
Soap scraps ground for laundry use
Salvage small soap pieces by drying them fully and grinding in a food chopper. The resulting bits are suitable for use in the washing machine.
Weekend crashes injure a young cyclist and several drivers
A 6 year old boy, Daniel Campbell of Fulton Route 2, was treated at Lee Memorial Hospital for head and leg injuries after being struck crossing County Route 4 in Volney. Christine Thompson 18 Mannsville Road 1 suffered back and neck pains when the car she rode in was rear ended on County Route 5 in Richland by a car driven by William Wilcox 21 Remsem Route 1. A third incident on Route 49 in West Monroe damaged a lawn when a car driven by Robert Kowanes 28 Cleveland skidded after something crossed the road. Veronica Darling 20 Ditmar Road Weedsport was treated for leg and head injuries after a collision on Route 104 with Ralph Williamson 77 Oswego Route 2.
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Sheriff's Department
Daniel Campbell
Fulton RD 2
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Hall Road
Volney
Paul Salisbury
Fulton RD 4
North Volney
James Ferazzoli
Richland
Lighthouse Road
Byron L. Walsh
Belleville
William N. Wilcox
Remsem
Walsh
Christine Thompson
Mannsville RD
Robert Wheeler
West Monroe
Robert C. Kowanes
Bridge St
Cleveland
Donald Shaw
Richard Hilton
Hannibal Center Road
Hannibal
Verionica Darling
Ditmar Road
Weedsport
Ralph Williamson
Oswego RD 2
Joseph Miano
Williamson
Preparation H claim relieves hemorrhoids without narcotics
In a New York Special report, a new formula promises to stop burning and shrink hemorrhoids quickly without narcotics or harsh astringents. The Preparation H ointment or suppository is said to lubricate and soothe tissues and prevent further infection.
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New York, N.Y
Obituary of A Orr Meagley of Martville
A Orr Meagley 63 of Martville died after a long illness at Meyers Community Hospital Sodus. Born in Pennsylvania he was a retired machinist and tool maker. Survived by wife Nellie and several nieces and nephews. Services at Becker Funeral Home Red Creek Tuesday 2 pm. Burial Oakwood Cemetery Syracuse with Rev. Harold Scott officiating.
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A. Orr Meagley
Red Creek
A. Orr Meaagley
Martville
Meyers Community Hospital
Sodus
Pennsylvania
Lyndon
Gertrude Orr Meagley
Nellie
Becker Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Syracuse
Harold Scott
Martville Methodist Church
Sandy Creek Pioneer Passes at 86 in Home
Pear E Wafful of Sandy Creek died Saturday at his home aged 86. Born in LeRay he lived there until 1941 then in Sandy Creek. He owned a Le Raysville store and worked as carpenter and farmer. Survived by Nellie wife, two sons Glen and Ralph, daughter Mrs Cummings, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren, sister Mrs Haviland. Services Tuesday 2 pm at O’Brien Funeral Home. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
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Sandy Creek
Pearl E. Wafful
LeRay
LeRaysville
Greeley Cole
O'Brien
Mrs Ada Brehmer Schray Dies in Syracuse Funeral Soon
Mrs Ada Brehmer Schray of 564 Whittier Ave Syracuse died Sunday at Community General Hospital. She was born in Syracuse and belonged to Gedden United Church of Christ. Survived by husband Frederick J Schray and a niece Mrs C W Sorgus. Services at Greenleaf Funeral Home 503 W Onondaga St at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Calling hours 7-9 p.m. Monday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Frederick J. Schray
Syracuse
Ada Brehmer Schray
Whittier Ave
Community General Hospital
Albert Kime
Woodlawn
Elden S Lawton Dies In Watertown Hospital
Elden S Lawton aged 50 of 6693 Daysville Road Pulaski died Sunday at the House of the Good Samaritan Watertown where he had been a patient for eight days. He was born September 17 1918 in Watertown, son of Ray D Lawton and Hazel L Hagan. He graduated from Sandy Creek High School in 1936 and Simmons School of Embalming and Undertaking. He was an ap-
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Elden S. Lawton
Pulaski
Daysville Rd
House of the Good Samaritan
Watertown
Ray D. Lawton
Hazel L. Hagan
Sandy Creek
Simmons School of Embalming and Undertaking
Food for thought and flavors from Oswego dining ad
Ginger rool stays fresh months when soaked in sherry. Frosted grapes garnish meat or dessert with cheese. Brush grapes with egg white and sugar then dry and chill. A 1475 Italian game aids digestion after meals. Wing tips tucked under shoulder joint for broiling. Keep wings flat to brown evenly. Oswego restaurant Howes and Johnson invites with a wide bill and Double Bubble Hour 4 to 7 p.m.
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Howes and Johnson
Oswego
Service details for WWII veteran with Syracuse railroad ties
A WWII veteran licensed in 1958 who worked for the New York Central Railroad in Syracuse before serving in Europe, discharged in 1945, funeral services set at Foster's Pine Home Pulaski with Rev Russell Clark officiating. Burial at Scotty Richland Cemetery Fort Wood with military honors. visitation Tuesday.
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Fosters Pine
Pulaski
Russell Clark
Asbury Methodist Church
Watertown
Scotty Richland
Fortwood
To remove egg tarnish from table silver
Use a soft cloth moistened with table salt to rub away egg tarnish from silverware. This simple home remedy relies on salt’s gentle abrasive quality to restore shine without harsh chemicals.
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Killenbec
Fred
Tenth St
Lula Day Killenbec
Leonard Killenbee
Mary Newton
Dain Funeral Home
David Higgs
Riverside Cemetery
EBEN
DWI County
Robert Andres
Rence R. Dodge
Hilda Cronk
Nick F. Reitz
Sylvia A. Bicholter
James T. O'Connor
Betty J. Kimball
George B. Howard
William B. Colitte
Lloyd J. Otis
Frances Brancato
Laura I. Johnson
Mildred Lawrence
Clayton F. Porter
Pennellville
Mildred Stuss
Phoenix
Paul H. Smith
Anna L. Denton
Dorothy K. Crane
Rose M. Battista
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NEW York,inc
West First Street
Castro
Nec-Ritz
Castrogiovanni
Vicinity Obituary
Food For
Italy
Hubbell
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