Miss Terry Donovan Weds Andrew Awad At St Marys Church
Miss Terry Ann Donovan daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Donovan of Oswego married Andrew George Awad at a noontime ceremony in St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Vincent J Donovan officiated. Reception followed at the Pontiac Hotel with relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ann Donovan
John Thomas Donovan
W. Oneida St
Andrew George Awad
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph Khammar
Syracuse
George Awad
Vincent Joseph Donovan
St. Mary’s Church
James H. Lally
William F. Plaff
L.s Katleen Donovan
Kathryn L. Potter
Edward Awad
Victor Awad
Frederick Awad
Pontiac Hotel
Oswego Catholic High School
Auburn Community College
Syracuse University
Jorja D Amore Weds DeKalb Man in Oswego Church
Jorja Ann D Amore daughter of Mr and Mrs Dominick D Amore Oswego and Worth Robert Lenahan of DeKalb N Y were married Friday June 9 at 7 pm in St Joseph s Catholic Church Rev Francis J Furfaro officiated The bride wore a nylon twill suit with lace veil and orchid Missal The couple will reside at 136 State St Watertown after a wedding trip to Saranac Lake The bride attended Harper Method School of Beauty Culture The groom is an operating engineer for Rusco Equipment Supply in Watertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorja Ann D'Amore
Dominick D’amore
W. Utica St
Oswego
Worth Robert Lenahan
DeKalb
N. Y
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis J. Furfaro
Donna Bush
Dominick D'Amore
D'Amore
State St
Watertown
Saranac Lake
Harper Method School of Beauty Culture
Rochester
Rusco Equipment Supply
Motor cycle road-e-o slated for SUCO Field in Oswego
Young riders aged 16 to 21 may enter the first motorcycle road-e-o at South Athletic Field Oswego State University College Sunday at 2 30 pm sponsored by the Oswego Jaycees. Co chairs Kenneth Mayer and Robert Anderson announce prizes including a large trophy and riding gear. Judges include Ray Stark and David Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
W. T. Grant
Ralph’s Sport Center
Route 57
Fulton
Fred’s Sport Motors
Grant
Jayncees
Jaycees
Oswego Lake City Police Club
Ray Stark
David Hammond
Oswego Bride and Marine Wed in Massachusetts Ceremony
Miss Carol Sue Schaefer daughter of Dr and Mrs Vincent A Schaefer West Dennis Mass and Richard M Larson son of Mr and Mrs Walfrd Larson 242 E Eighth St united in marriage Saturday June 10 at Episcopal Church West Barnstable Mass Rev James L Nelson officiated The couple will reside Meridian Mississippi after a reception at Bass River Yacht Club Larson a second lieutenant in the U S Marines and Schaefer a Wells College 1967 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Sue Schaefer
Vincent A. Schaefer
West Dennis
Mass
Richard M. Larson
U. S. Marines
Walfred Larson
E. Eighth St
Episcopal Church
West Barnstable
James L. Nelson
Judith E. Heck
New Hyde Park
Meridian
Miss
Bass River Yacht Club
24Th Ave
Wells College
Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mary Agnes Cloonan
Margaret Cloonan
W. Schuyler St
Thomas Clifford Magner
Thomas C. Magner
W. Mohawk St
Raymond B. Wood
Pope Paul VI
Judges and volunteers named for program roles
The program lists Morris Stone Charles Mano Richard Bonanno Michael Stafford and Dr LeRoy Dunn as judges and assistants along with Jaycee volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Stone
Charles Mano
Richard Bonanno
Michael Stafford
LeRoy Dunn
Jaycee
WOTM Install New Officers
The Women of the Moose Chapter No 288 installed new officers with Ethel Barker chairing. Incoming leaders include Patricia Conroy as Senior Regent and Katherine Haynes as Jr. Grad. Regent, with a ham dinner served by Loyal Order members and Governor George Haynes in attendance. The next meeting is Monday June 19 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
College of Regents
Ethel Barker
Margaret Griffin
Hazel Richards
Mary Sumner
Patricia Conroy
Katherine Haynes
Virginia Griffin
Barbara Babcock
Recorder
Helen McCarthy
Theresa VanHorn
Genevieve Clarke
Argus
Gladys Bolton
The
Loyal Order
George Haynes
Lane and May wed in a June Presbyterian ceremony
Sharon Lee Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Lane and Thomas Arthur May son of Mr and Mrs Spencer May were married Friday June 16 at 8 pm in the Presbyterian Church. Rev William G Weiss officiated with Edward Ruble as organist. Maid of honor was Sharon Peck and best man James Lapsley. A reception followed at the bridegroom's parents home before a Lake Placid honeymoon. They will live in Port Hueneme California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Lee Lane
Stanley H. Lane
East State St
Sherburne
Thomas Arthur May
Spencer May
Broadway Rd
Oswego
Presbyterian Church
William G. Weiss
Edward Ruble
Sharon Peck
Lake Placid
James Lapsley
David Batchelor
Michael Segretto
Port Hueneme
Calif
Sherburne Central School
State University College
Oswego High School
Mohawk Valley Community College
Walsh Construction Co
U. S. Navy
Seebees
Viet Nam
Miss Leslie Dean Bride In Altmar Rites
Miss Leslie Roye Dean of Altmar married Lieutenant Robert James Williamson in a 2 pm home ceremony at Altmar Methodist Church. Rev. Nelson Reppert officiated. Attendants included Diane Sue Scollar and Susan Marion Cook. After a garden reception, the couple will reside in Minot North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Roye Dean
George LeRoy Dean
Altmar
Robert James Williamson
W. H. Shaffer
New Kensington
A. W. Dean
4Th St
Oswego
Nelson Reppert
Altmar Methodist Church
Roy
Flushing
Susan Marion Cook
Holley
Ellen Hill Dean
Lester D. Strong
Rochester
Roger Shaffer
Alfred E. Marsden
Altmar- Parish - Williamstown
Singapore
Malayan Peninsula
University of Rochester At Rochester
Arnold High School
Arnold
University of Rochester
Air Force
Minot
North Dakota
California
Local News Sketch From June 18 1917
Dr F E Fox of Fulton to examine Oswego County physicians for military service requiring character letters from two reputable doctors. Oswego homemakers urged to buy Oswego bread to aid local economy. mentions Hall Rileys Worts Holmes bread brands. May was the coldest on record at the local weather office with 46 degrees mean vs 54.7 normal, forecasting crop hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Fox
Fulton
Oswego County
Oswego
Hall's
Riley's
Wort’s
Holme's
U S Bombers Hit Italian Warships in Mediterranean
Twenty five years ago on June 17 1942 U S bombers scored 35 direct hits on two Italian warships in the Mediterranean. Irving Bateman of Scriba named county American Legion commander. Obituary for Raymond Waterman aged 62. U S O drive receipts reach 4250 dollars at halfway mark. Painter Union sets 135 an hour for road stripe painting. Dawson defeats Huron 5 2 to take a two game lead in City Softball League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mediterranean
Irving Bateman
Scriba
American Legion
Raymond Waterman
U.S.O
Painter Union
Dawson's
Huron
Tobruk near surround as Axis siege tightens
June 18 1942 reports Rommel’s forces closing in on Tobruk while Axis pounding Sevastopol continues. Obituary notes Mrs Dennis P Donohue. Over 40 tons of scrap rubber gathered locally by youths earning a penny a pound. Atlantic coast artillery units train at Fort Ontario this summer. Regents papers in intermediate algebra by Thomas Powers Jr and Stan Campiano noted as perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobruk
Marshall Erwin Rommel
Sevastopol
Dennis P. Donohue
Atlantic Coast Artillery
Fort Ontario
Theodore Thomas
David Powers Jr
Martin Stancampiano
Supreme Court overturns five Communist leaders conviction
Ten years ago on June 17, 1957 the Supreme Court voided the conviction of five Communist Party leaders for plotting violent overthrow. Oswego items note a surgeon's 11 000 mile cruise, a Naval Reservist group at Annapolis, and the death of Michael J. Rowe, Oswego mail supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
U. S
Clermont Granthan Hill
Oswego
Walter P. Bardeschewski
Walter L. Bardeschewski
Annapolis Navy Academy
Michael J. Rowe
Oswego Hospital
New York Swelters Through Seventh Day of Heat Wave
On Tuesday June 18 1957 millions in New York State endured a seventh day heat wave with temperatures rising sharply to 87 degrees at 11 am. Meanwhile 1 083 people were given polio vaccines at the Kingsford clinic in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford
Park School House Passes Civil Rights Bill
The House approves Eisenhower's civil rights measure by 286 to 126. Obituaries list Edward E Broadwell aged 3, Frederick D Bornemann 36, and Lena Garno Anderson. Mercury hits 92 at Oswego with little relief in sight.
Cubs Carry Out Circus Theme at Pack 40 Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 40 met at Fitzhugh Park School with Will Gibson speaking on teamwork and achievements. Dens paraded as animals and clowns, side show games offered prizes, and badges and pins were awarded including Bobcat to Bobby Beckwith and various wolf, iron, silver, and gold arrows to several scouts. Charles King earned a plaque for outstanding achievement as slides from Scoutarama were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Park School
Will Gibson
Den 5
Dorothy Coyer
Den 3
Carol Carroll
Den
Ellen Richards
Mary Darling
Grace Chillemi
Red Shannon
Bobby Beckwith
Tom Darling
Don Patterson
Chris Hayes
Carroll
Chillemi
Darling
Coyer
Richards
Charles King
John Paeno
Scoutarama
Miss Constance Carroll Wed In Church Rites
Miss Constance Carroll and Philip Carroll were married at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. Thomas J. Murphy officiating. Theresa LaGoe served as maid of honor, D. Gerald Richardson was best man, and a reception followed at DuBois Inn. The couple plans a Lake George honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Carroll
Philip Carroll
Oswego
Fay W. Richardson II
Fay W. Richardson
W. Fifth St
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thomas J. Murphy
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Syracuse
Theresa LaGoe
D. Gerald Richardson
Lillian Mae Sweeting Wed to Gary Caprin in Trinity Methodist
Miss Lillian Mae Sweeting daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sweeting of 61 Bronson Street became the wife of Gary Edward Caprin son of the late Mr and Mrs Raymond Caprin in a 2 PM double ring ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church. The bride wore a silk faced peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and pearl and crystal details. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home and a reception in the church parlors. The couple will reside at 112 1/2 West Bridge Street after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mae Ee
William Sweeting
Bronson St
Gary Edward Caprin
Seneca St
Fulton
Raymond Caprin
Trinity Methodist Church
George Butler
Shasta Daisies
Sweet Williams
Joan Tyrrell
Virginia Dumas
Patricia Sweeting
Elsie Sweeting
Janet Sweeting
Brenda Jean Sweeting
Kim Marie Dumas
Bernard Caprin
Dick Caprin
William Caprin
Robert Kimball
Niagara Falls
Canada
Bridge St
Oswego High School
General Electric
Syracuse
Fulton High School
Nestle Company
Erie-Lackawanna Seeks Court Enforcement of ICC Ruling
The Erie-Lackawanna Railroad files in Federal Court asking that an Interstate Commerce Commission order be enforced requiring Norfolk and Western to take control of three smaller lines. The ICC also said Pennsylvania and New York Central should indemnify the three until merger completion. The Roanoke Virginia suit seeks a stay of Norfolk Western proceedings to undo the ICC order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western
ICC
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Norfolk Western
Erie-Lackawanna
Boston Maine
Delaware Hudson
Roanoke
Erie- Lackawanna
Obituary for Olive A. MacMeal of Oswego
Mrs Olive A MacMeal widow of Harry P MacMeal died Saturday at Parkside nursing home after a long illness. Born in Osweep she was daughter of Warren and Mary Wendish and member of Church of the Evangelist. Surviving brothers Abraham Vandish Arther J Vandish and Floyd Vandich and sister Mrs Corne l Oswego. Funeral Monday at 9 am at Cannell funeral home and 10 29 am at Christ Funeral cheeeh with Rev Frederick Mille officiating burial Union Village cemetery. Friends may call Cannell funeral home Saturday 7-9 am and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive A. MacMeal
Harry P. MacMeal
Parkside
MacMeal
Osweep
Warren
Mary Wendish
Church of the Evangelist
Abraham Vandish
Arther J. Vandish
Floyd Vandich
Oswego
Corner Stores and Stairway Between Water and Bridge Streets
The article notes Clancy's on Water Street and W Bridge Street corner and Wendell's Jewelry on First and Bridge Streets nearby. A stairway lay between the two shops with lawyers’ offices on the second floor, described by a reader.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terry A. Donovan
Jorja D'Amore
DeKalb Man
Suco Field
Massachusetts
Richard M., Larson
Pamela Schaefer
Nanette Vail
Brighton
Lois Magnuson
Megan Schaefer
Jennifer Lynn Schaefer
Allan W. Larson
Bradford Dodson
Worcester
John Rickert
Jonathan Schaefer
Andrew G. Awad
Bohall
Bisesi
Gary E. Caprin
Our
Richard W. Larson
Craig
WOTM
Sharon L. Lane
Thomas A. May
Palladium-Times
Leslie R. Dean
Robert J. Williamson
Lena Ts Stu
Oswego Theatre
Hong Kong
Cubs
Lillian Mae Sweeting
Ash T
Stone's
W. Bridge St
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