Pathfinder Courts expansion contracts awarded
Fulton Housing Authority awarded four contracts totaling 853307 for a 60 unit addition to Pathfinder Courts Housing. Henry Company won general construction at 640110. J K Boiler won heating and plumbing. Snyder Mackin won electrical work. Project to add 60 units on six acres, financing over 10 years, occupancy slated for next spring or early summer.
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Fulton
Pathfinder Courts
Fulton Housing Authority
Henry Company of Clay
J & K Boiler Company
Oswego
Pathfinder Courth
Ludington
Housing Autority Office
Morris Breen
Harrison Cook
John Zizzi
Funeral rites set for Walter Swiech in Oswego
Funeral services for Walter Swiech 50 of Oswego RD 4 who died Friday will be Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Springer funeral home and 9 30 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church Minetto. Burial follows at St Peters cemetery Oswego. Visitation Monday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Fulton
Walter Swiech
Oswego RD
Springer Funeral
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Minetto
St. Peter's Cemetery
Oswego
Births at Fulton Lee Memorial Hospital
Recent births at Lee Memorial Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Angelo Verdi of 9 North Third Street on Saturday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Strough of 405 Oneida Street on Saturday and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Netoli Terramiggi of 43 Broadwell Avenue on Sunday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Woodard of 515 West First Street Fulton and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred McGinley of RD 4 Fulton on Monday.
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Fulton Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Angelo Verdi
North Third St
Robert Strough
Oneida St
Netoli Terramiggi
Broadwell Ave
Larry Woodard
W. First St
Fred McGinley
Fulton
Fulton Widow Margaret Mulligan Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret Mulligan of 251 West Third Street widow of William Mulligan died Sunday at Lee Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born in Ireland she lived most of her life in Fulton and was retired from American Woolen Mills. Survived by son Leo Mulligan of Fulton and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services to be announced by Young and Sons Funeral Home with calling hours Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Margaret Mulligan Fulton
Margaret Mulligan
Third St
William Mulligan
Lee Memorial Hospital
Mulligan
Ireland
Fulton
American Woolen Mills
Holy Family Church
Leo Mulligan
Young & Sons
Mrs. Ella Hammond Fulton Dies After Illness
Mrs. Ella Hammond 68 widow of Harold Hammond of RD 5 Fulton died Monday morning in Lee Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. She leaves a mother, two daughters, four sons, two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Foster Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Ella Hammond Fulton
Ella Hammond
Harold Hammond
RD 5
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Morgan Wilcox
Genevieve McEwen
Joseph Spataro
Howard
Harry
Alvin
Donald Hammond
Ruth Payne
Marion Green
Rochester
Foster Funeral Home
Mrs Grace P Marsh of Fulton Dies in Virginia Beach
Mrs Grace P Marsh former Fulton resident and widow of Dr Homer P Marsh Fulton physician died Saturday in Virginia Beach Virginia after a long illness Surviving are three daughters Mrs Harry Borden Monticello Mrs Leon Hathaway Napales Fla Mrs Gertrude Swain Philadelphia and a sister Mrs A Almaquist Washington D C Services will be held 2 pm Tuesday at Gardner funeral home with burial in Mt Adnah Cemetery Rev Harold Thomas officiating Friends may call at the funeral home Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Grace P. Marsh Fulton
Grace P. Marsh
Fulton
Homer P. Marsh
Virginia Beach
Harry Borden
Monticello
Leon Hathaway
Napales
Fla
Gertrude Swain
Philadelphia
A. Almaquist
Washington, D
Gardner Funeral Home
Mt. Adnah
Harold Thomas
State Street Church
Ben Gurion Eyes Retirement After Cabinet Controversy
Israeli Premier Ben Gurion may retire to the Negev to write memoirs and Jewish history after a dispute over Egypt policy and a security leak involving ex defense minister Pinhas Lavon. Levi Eshkol, 68, is seen as a leading successor among Mapai and cabinet members.
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Pinchas Lavon
Egypt
Ben-Gurion
Levi Eshkol
Mapai
Ben- Gurion
Negev Desert
Card Party Friday at Fulton Grange
The Lower Oswego Falls Grange hosts a Friday card party with Mrs. Mary Hall in charge. The event invites members and neighbors to enjoy games and social time at the local hall.
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Fulton
Lower
Oswego Falls
Mary Hall
Fulton Elk Lodge Plans 60th Anniversary Celebration
Fulton Lodge of Elks marks its 60th anniversary in late September with ceremonies. Alfred Crook invites the Grand Exalted Ruler to participate. A membership drive aims to add 60 members, bringing total to 400. Planning group chaired by Clinton E. Hulett with Donald Halliday and Roland Quade leading.
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Fulton
Fulton Lodge of Elks
Alfred Crook
Clinton E. Hulett
Donald Halliday
Roland Quade
Franklin Hunn
Arthur Williamson
Robert Burleigh
Joseph Castiglia
John Lincoln
Merton Trambiay
Floyd Hallenbeck
Herbert Barre
James Hanlon
William Prashaw
Eugene F. Sullivan
Quade
Lodge
Don Dunham
Jack Karkruff
Charles Baldwin
Joseph Fistick
Elmer Little
Boy Injured When Bicycle Struck By Car in Fulton
Seven year old George Ashby escaped serious harm after riding his bicycle into the path of a northbound car on South First Street Fulton. He was treated and released from Lee Memorial Hospital. The car driven by William Mills of Syracuse collided as the boy rode from behind a parked car. Police investigated the incident.
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Fulton
S. First St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Centor
George Ashby
William B. Mills
Avondale Place
Syracuse
First St
K. C. Members To See Chiefs Play
A large Fulton delegation will attend at MacArthur Stadium on June 28 for a Knights of Columbus night as the Syracuse Chiefs host the Toronto Maple Leafs. Local council chairman Samuel Procopio will arrange ticket contact. Pathfinder Fourth Degree Color Corps from Fulton to join pre game ceremonies led by James Donovan.
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Fulton
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse Chiefs
Knights of Columbus
Ball Park
K. of C
Samuel Procopio
Pathfinder Fourth Degree Color Corps
James Donovan
Chiefs
Toronto Maple Leafs
Major League Leaders In American League Batting and Pitching
The American League leaders include Ka line with a .349 average and 80 hits for Detroit, Malzone of Boston at .349, Kaline driving in 48, Allison 47, and 44 runs by Kaline. Chris Hinton leads triples with 10 for Washington and Clinton 6 for Boston. Allison tops home runs with 16, Wagner 15, and Aparicio 19 stolen bases. Stock of Baltimore is 5-0 in five decisions, Radatz 6-1, and Pascual leads strikeouts with 86.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Detroit
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Power
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Stuart
Wagner
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Stock
Radatz
Pascual
Barber
Bunning
National Batting And Other League Leaders Summary
The text lists season leaders in batting and related stats. Key names include H. Aaron of Milwaukee with 52 runs and 18 home runs, Robinson of Cincinnati with 49 RBIs, and Stan Musial? No, Great and White of St Louis lead in hits and other categories. Strong individuals span multiple teams such as Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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T. Davis
Losanor
Wills
Los Angeles
H. Ao
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
White
Javier
Pinson
Cepeda
San Francisco
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Aaron
Banks
Commercial Printing Department Paillardium Times
The Paillardium Times announces the commercial printing department with contact lines FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for business inquiries and service details.
Ground Broken Sunday for First Methodist Edifice
A ground breaking ceremony for the new First Methodist church was held on Route 48 near Fulton. Bishop W Ralph Ward led the service urging faith and growth as plans call for an 18 month build with first service expected in December 1964.
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Fulton
First Methodist Church
Route 48
Alexander Stewart
W. Ralph Ward
Ward
Arthur B. Oot, Jr
Watertown
George Adams
Alden M. Hurd
Ellen Brown
William Clark
Bishop Ward
Hugh Burritt
Harry Fink
Burritt
Harold Wagoner
Philadelphia
Funda- Austin
Jurors Excused Until Thursday in Oswego County Court
Oswego jurors reported for the June term but were excused until Thursday by Judge Don H. Stacy due to the current trial. Keith Gibson of Oswego faces forgery and grand larceny charges as the case resumes, likely concluding by Thursday or Friday. Another pair of youths were disposed of after pleading guilty to unlawful entry and petit larceny in the beer theft case. Serow and Kimball received indeterminate terms up to three years and were sent to Elmira Reception Center for classification. William Fielder received a suspended sentence, five years probation, and must restitution of 53.86.
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Pulaski
Oswego County
Don H. Stacy
Keith Gibson
Oswego
Stacy
Fulton
Dorsey Distributing Co
Robert Frederick Serow
Douglas James Kimball
Elmira
William Fielder
Vacation Bible School Set for June 24 to 28
Vacation Bible School runs June 24 to 28 from 9 15 to 11 45 a m for Pennellville and Caughdeney Methodist churches. Nursery and beginner classes meet at the parsonage. others at the grange hall. Theme Christ s Way My Way with directors Mrs Edward Boots and Mrs James Spear.
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Phoenix
Pennellville
Caughdeney
Parsonage
Grange Hall
Edward Boots
James Spear
Frances Waring
Lana Chesbro
John Hyvonen
Myrna Halstead
Sue Smith
Bonnie Boots
Marily Korb
June Hyvonen
Joyce Godfrey
Eileen Spear
Betty Agnew
Mariann Chesbro
Eileen Meyers
Eileen Chesbro
Shirley Ames
Rachel Goodwin
Ruth Peck
Florence Huntley
Donald Reed
Caughdenoy
Neighborhood Night at Fulton Grange
A Neighborhood Night will be held at the Lower Oswego Falls Grange Thursday at 8 30 p m. Host granges are Granite Lower Oswego Falls and Bowens Corners with a program by Sandy Creek Ricard and Mexico Granges. County young grangers will open and close.
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Fulton Grange
Fulton
Lower Oswego Falls
Granite
Bowens Corners
Sandy Creek
Ricard
Mexico
Kennedy Kinship on Cloture Fails to Secure Two-Thirds
An Associated Press canvass shows Kennedy supporters cannot count on two thirds to end debate on civil rights and voting rights measures. The tally suggests possible administration proposals to curb discrimination and speed school integration, with shifts in Senate support and possible turnout changes affecting cloture odds.
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Associated Press
Dixie
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
South
Parish-Mrs Audree Hall Weldon 85
Mrs. Audree Hall Weldon, 85, of Riter Street died in Evergreen Nursing Home in Williamstown after a two day stay. Born in Amboy she lived here most of her life and was active in Weonah Rebecca Lodge Parish Grange and Presbyterian Church. Survived by one son William Weldon of Parish and several nieces and nephews. Services at Harter Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial Pleasant Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Audree Hall Weldon
Riter Street
Evergreen
Williamstown
Weldon
Amboy
Weonah Rebecca Lodge
Parish Grange
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
William Weldon
Parish
Harter Funeral
Pleasant Lawn Cemetery
High Court Reviews Bible Reading in Maryland and Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court considers the constitutionality of daily Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer in public schools. Maryland challengers Mada lyn Murray and son atheists urge elimination while Pennsylvania objectors Mr and Mrs Edward L Schempp seek to end mandatory scripture reading despite parental waivers. The cases echo 1962 rulings on school prayer.
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Lishment Clarge
Stewart
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Madalyn FE. Murray
Baltimore City
Court of Appeals
Murrays
U. S
Philadelphia
Edward L. Schempp
Abington Township
Township
Supreme Court
New York
Housekeeper for Two Presidents Dies at 89
Henrietta Nesbitt longtime White House executive housekeeper for FDR and Truman died Sunday at her Bethesda Maryland home after a lengthy illness. Nesbitt, formerly of Hyde Park, wrote White House Diary and White House Cook Book about her experiences.
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Washington
Henrietta Nesbitt
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Bethesda
Obituary: Mrs Wilhelmina Cubberly of East Hartford dies
Mrs. Wilhelmina Cubberly aged about 49 or 50 died Sunday night in East Hartford Connecticut. Born 1894 in Bristol she studied at Bristol High School and Smith College class of 1917. She leaves Norman Cubberly husband Lt. Graham Cubberly and Wilmont B Wright brother. Funeral plans incomplete. Memorial fund gifts to Montclair First Congregational Church.
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Phoenix
East Hartford
Conn
Wilhelmina Cubberly
Norman Cubberly
Mitchell Drive
Firemen Field Days conclude with parade and prizes
Pennellville firemen wrapped up a three day event with a big parade and awards. Twenty departments competed including five baton units and four floats with Pulaski Brewerton taking top music prize and Caughdenoy Phoenix best non musical entry. Richland and Williamstown earned distance honors while 4-H clubs Pennellville Wild Cats and Happy Valley led float prizes. Individual winners included David Hammond Oswego for antique car and Zorro's Playmates led by Mrs. Frank Lamoree. Grand prizes went to residents from Syracuse Mexico and other nearby towns.
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Pennellville
Pulaski
Brewerton
Caughdenoy
Phoenix
Brewerton Firemens Auxiliary
Hannibal
Richland
Williamstown
Pennellville Wild Cats
Happy Valley 4-H Club
David Hammond
Oswego
RD 2
Winers
Zorro
Frank Lamoree
Geraldine Rydelek
Syracuse
Harold Loust
Mexico
Jesse Burkey
Liverpool
Mary Brown
Clay
R. Raymond
Fulton
Sleuth Fisherman Hooks Half Ton Safe
Rotterdam detective Paul Fabian, on a day off, cast into Hungerhill Creek and snagged a half-ton safe. The safe was unopened with its dial knocked off and hinges pried. An acetylene torch likely used in a failed break in.
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Rotterdam
Paul Fabian
Hungerhill
Fabian
Busy Program For Pupils In Two Schools
On Thursday June 20, Pennellville and Cherry St schools hold a full day with morning and afternoon assemblies. The elementary band and chorus perform and awards are presented including perfect attendance and safety patrol pins. The H Amenzo Dygert prize honors a sixth grader for politeness. Cherry St hosts a field day with grade by grade sports on the playground under Fred Johnson and the teachers.
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Phoenix
Pennellville
Cherry St
H. Amenzo Dygert
Fred Johnson
Fire destroys Lyons barn on Main Street Phoenix
A barn at Clarence Lyons on Main Street in Phoenix was consumed by fire early this morning. Neighbor Mrs. Marvin Dix spotted the blaze at 12:20 and firefighters under Chief Stephen Dunn contained it after about an hour with 35 men using a 2½ inch line. Cause undetermined and Lyons declined to estimate loss as crews also cooled the Lyons residence. Earlier a practice burn destroyed an old garage on N State.
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Phoenix
Clarence Lyons
Main St
Marvin Dix
Stephen Dunn
Lyons
N. State 1
Zip Number for Phoenix Residents
Postmaster Clifford Sherwood announces the Phoenix local post office zip is 13185 to appear after return addresses. Typed zip codes aid machine sorting and handwritten entries will be adapted in time for future sorting procedures.
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Phoenix
Clifford Sherwood
Fire at East Buffalo Lumber Warehouse Causes $100000 Loss
A lumber warehouse on Buffalo east side was destroyed by a Sunday fire. Firemen estimated the damage at $100,000. No serious injuries were reported. The cause remains undetermined.
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Buffalo
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Pittsburgh
Malone
Drysdale
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John Demenkoff
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Demenkoff
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Central Square High School
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Bible
Mrs. Norman Cubberly
MT. Pleasant Church
Montgomery Ward
Thomas Larking
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