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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
4
Obituary notice indicates Marshall Homes hosts a grand opening event on a Friday and Saturday in June. The short notice lists Lat and Sun dates and marks the occasion as an obituary within the publication context.
Kenneth Marshall of Marshall Homes announces Edgebrook Estates on Rt 104 in Fruit Valley Oswego. Five homes built in under a year with plans for 57 more costing about 1 000 000, near Lake Ontario and the State University College at Oswego. Protective covenants to ensure a happy environment for future homeowners.
Fulton residents will host 37 foreign students from 20 countries July 8 to 10 as they travel through the region en route to Washington, D C. The group, part of the American Field Service, will be introduced to western Illinois and eastern Iowa communities before a final evaluation meeting in D C. Local chair Ronald Osborne heads the hosting effort with committee members Mrs. Jack Roy, Mrs. Marie Murphy, and Bill Smith. Entertainment is by Chris Farfaglia and a Fort Ontario tour is planned for Saturday morning. Volunteers are urged to contact the committee for remaining vacancies.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service will hold a rummage sale at Granby Center Church from 10 a.m. Thursday, June 23, through Saturday, June 25.
SOUTH SCRIBA Father s Day will be observed Sunday June 19 at 8 45 a m new church time with Call to worship Nelson Parkhurst psalter John Parkhurst scripture Jimmie Sheldon offering Glen LaCross and Gary Powers musical selections by Sunday School and Path of Our Fathers by Donna Burdick and John Johnson Jr Gifts will be given to oldest and youngest fathers present Mrs Kathryn Murphy entertained at her home here June
Fulton native Leo H. Smith of Sodus Point died Tuesday in Deland Florida after a short illness. He was husband of Esther Engamellis Smith and a Pennsylva nia Railroad retiree veteran of World War I. He belonged to American Legion John McMillan Post and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and served in Europe. Surviving are five brothers and his wife. Services 1 30 p m Monday Young and Son Funeral Home. Burial Mount Adnah Cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 7 to 9 p m.
Robert H. Rogers 51 died unexpectedly at his Richland home. He was born September 3, 1914 in Parish, son of Elmon J. and Lillian Lenway Rogers, married Catherine Hoffert July 28, 1945 at West Leyden. A boiler electrician with Fulton Boiler Works, he served in World War II with the Field Artillery earning Bronze and Silver Stars. Survived by wife Catherine, four sons Robert Randy George Dale John, three daughters Brenda Cynthia Suzanne, six brothers Leo and others.
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