Blood Donor Drive Seeks 200 Pints for Oswego Hospital
Recruiters from the Women's Auxiliary of Oswego Hospital mobilize volunteers for a June 24 bloodmobile. A long list of committee members and donors phone past contributors to meet the 1,880 pint yearly quota, aiding patients from newborns to surgery and illness.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
Oswego Hospital
Nelson Mansfield
Thomas Crabtree
L V. Lieb
Edna K Kelly
Max Ziel
Marion Warren
John Parauskas
Maude Wright
Julius Weinreb
Howard
Carl Peck
Albert Pfaff
Frances Oler
Eben O’brien
Erwin Palmer
John Phillips
Klyce Pluff
Arthur API
Bernard Shapiro
Paul Shanley
Donald Sherwood
John Schaffer
Richard Cavanaugh
John Shay
M. J. Scilley
Robert Fox
Aleck Flett
Edwin Tifft
Clarence Cole
Virginia Dean
Hosmer Culkin
Edna Kelly
Edna Holcombe
Jane Judson
Mex Kerch
Stanley King
Thomas Jermyn
Norman Whitten
James Watts
Charles Ahern
Mikadurrs
Robert Amdursky
Clarence Blunt
A.R. Bideaux
Richard Benjamin
Charles M. Styder
John Storm
Maude Wricht
Harold Dowd
R. Lee Martin
Russell Benz
Clarence Meyer
Paul Enches
Margaret Dowd
Isabel Raby
Lillian Douglas
Richard Scheutzow
Leyden E. Brown
John J. Brennan
Paul Sobering
Walter Rappleye Hospitalized
Walter Rappleye remains hospitalized and quite ill in Oswego Hospital. The visitations list includes Mr and Mrs Rothan Sawyer and Mr and Mrs Hugh McCracken of Chambersburg Pennsylvania. Also mentioned are Mrs Grace Adkins of Oswego and Mrs Eva Salloden of Pittsford visiting Frank Stone and Elwyn Himes. Mrs William Donahue is staying with daughter Mrs Philp Carroll while Mr Donahue remains hospitalized in Oswego Hospital.
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North Scriba
Walker
Rothan Sawyer
Hugh McCracken
Chambersburg
Grace Adkinst
Oswego
Eva Salloden
Pittsford
Frank Stone
Elwyn Himes
William Donahhue
Philph Carrol
Donahue
Oswego Hospital
Oswego Grangers Plan Annual Outing and Meeting
Hope Grange No. 115 held its regular meeting with Worthy Master Raymond Denman presiding. The group voted to oppose corporate farming and to invite Victory Grange as Booster night guests. Annual picnic set for July 28 at Jay Harrington Farm. next meeting June 22 at 8:30 p.m. Women’s Activity Committee in charge. White Elephant Sale with ice cream and cake to follow. The note about Mammoth Spring in Arkansas appears as a stray fragment.
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Oswego Hope
Firemen donate funds for Fourth of July celebration
Firemen contribute to the fundraiser for this year’s celebration budgeted at 9000 dollars. From left to right Anthony Jesue and Murphy Brancato of the Firemen's Association present the check to Jaycees Fourth of July Co-Chairman Ken Martin and General Chairman James Sperino.
Seniors Plan To Continue Education At Oswego High School
The Oswego Catholic High School announces that 102 seniors will pursue higher learning after graduation. Students will attend SUNY Oswego, Mohawk Valley Community College, Le Moyne College, and several other colleges including Canisius, St. Lawrence, Nazareth, and Ithaca, with attendees bound for seminary and technical institutes as listed.
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OCHS
Eugene M. Yennock
Oswego Catho¢ High School
State University College At
Oswego
Michael
Michael Conaway
James Enco
Edward Holden
George Joyce
Joseph McMahon
Gerald O'Neil
Thomas Proud
Carol Boardway
Mary Bonney
Carol Cloonan
Mary Converse
Joanne Case
Carol Gallagher
Susan Kostorowski
Frances Lanigan
Mary Ann Mancuso
Ann Mistretta
Valerie Sawyer
Theresa Sparto
Kathleen Tice
Auburn Community College
George Altimonda
Michael Laws
Robert Lupa
Edward McQueen
John ‘Walsh
Jean Boardway
Jean Chatterton
Sandra Hutcheson
Mary LaTulip
Linda Learned
Patricia Manfre
Elizabeth Proud
Theresa Sheltra
Tetro
Diane Wit
LeMoyne College
Syracuse
Joseph Roschenen
Jon Raes
James Ranous
Mary Ellen Godden
St. John Fisher
Michael Betty
Angelo Caltabiano
Paul Kamarnicki
Keiger
Gerald Lupa
Kevin Murphy
John Dixon
Our Lady of Hope Seminary
Jefferson Community College
John Donoghue
Martin Enwright
Mary Galvin
Canton A.T.C
Thomas Familo
Dennis Gigliotti
Thomas Hilton
David Pierce
Paul Sleet
Larry Hart
Canisius
Frederick Ebert
William Fisher
Central City Business Institute
James Donovan
Richard Stephenson
Morrisville Community College
Charles Fader
Michael Federici
Albany College of Pharmacy
William Fox
International Data Processing
Michael Gaffney
Monroe Community College
Dennis Grandjean
Kenneth Stewart
Rochester Institute of Technology
Thomas Muscalino
Colgate
James Schneider
Bowman Technical School
Gerald Shanley
Dartmouth
William Stoutenger
Catronics
Frederick von Holtz
Delhi Att
Kenneth Woods
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Institute
Phyllis Allen
Vassar
Pauline Kingston
St. Lawrence University
Mary Mercier
Denise Osetek
Daytronics
Sybil Robinson
University of the Americas
Mexico
Carol AuClair
Linda Dehm
Shirley Griswold
Powelson Business Institute
Margaret Cloonan
Margaret Fleischman
Theresa Mancuso
Margaret Riley
Nazareth
Cathleen Callaghan
Theresa Kunzwiler
Janet Rookey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Margaret Barclay
Ithaca College
Gretchen Bellinger
Alfred Community College
Kathleen Bence
Cornell University
Jeanine Crisafulli
North Country Community College
Saranac Lake
Patricia Cullinan
Theresa Gallagher
Onondaga Community College
Obituary for Lydia E. Karpinski 86 Widow of Henry J.
Lydia E. Karpinski 86 widow of Henry J. died June 16 at Beadle Nursing Home after a long illness. Born August 31 1881 in Southwest Oswego she was daughter of Timothy and Elizabeth Edwards. She married Henry J. Karpinski and helped run the family farm and later the Karpinski Cleaning Plant. Survived by daughter Vanda Brown four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Scoville Funeral Home with Rev Carl Swift officiating. Burial Rural Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7–9 and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Lydia E. Karpinski
Henry J. Karpinski
Beadle
Oswego
Timothy and
Elizabeth Lockwood Edwards
Oswego High School
Oswego Normal School
Suco Biological Field Station
Syracuse Ave
Welland
Karpinski
Carl Swift
Scoville Funeral Home
Miss Augusta M Hoffman dies after long Oswego career
Miss Augusta M Hoffman 70 of 329 Walnut St pronou nced dead on arrival at Oswego Hospital She was born in Oswego January 22 1808 a 50 year graduate of State University College at Oswego She taught at South Scriba and New Haven schools retiring as art superintendent of Oswego City School System She was active in Grace Lutheran Church Heritage Foundation and state teachers associations The text notes her as presenting a personal gift to Pastor Kirsch for 1968 graduates and includes garbled trailing phrases about a infant death not clearly connected to her obituary.
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Augusta M. Hoffman
Walnut St
Oswego Hospital
Grace Lutheran Church
Oswego
John
Augusta Hoffman
Oswego City
Syracuse University
State Teachers Assn
State Retired Teachers Assn
Lawrence James Wilson obituary details family and burial plan
Lawrence James Wilson is identified in a death notice. Surviving relatives include his parents and a brother, Gregory A. Rory. Burial is scheduled for Tuesday morning in St. Pauls cemetery at the family's convenience.
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Lawrence James Wilson
Gregory A
Rory) Wilson
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Seaway Supply burglarized in Oswego
A burglary at Seaway Supply Co. 472 W First St was reported to Oswego Police at 8 08 am. Captain George Snyder, called by clerk Cliff Edwards, found intruders had climbed a fence and pried a rear window to enter. A filing cabinet was opened and about 127 dollars plus petty cash was missing. Captains Snyder and Kunzwiler investigated.
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Seaway Supply Co
First St
Oswego
George Snyder
Cliff Edwards
Floyd Kunzwiler
End of Sorbonne occupation signals revolt collapse
Occupation of the Sorbonne waned after May 13 as most followers left all but five lecture halls. A token force remained, signaling the student revolt’s likely end though other university buildings in Paris and provinces still held. Talks on reforms were promised as changes to the system were deemed necessary. Meanwhile labor strikes persisted with about 300,000 metal workers out, Renault staff among them, and Marseille dockers continuing with 48 hour solidarity actions.
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Renault
Wote
Marsaille
Wolcott Pastor Resigns for Port Henry Move
The Rev. Kenneth E. Cross resigns from Wolcott and Red Creek Presbyterian Churches effective June 30 after 12 years. He and his wife Helen plan to move to Port Henry in July with son William and daughter Janet, plus an adopted Australian exchange student, Russell Rolls. Cross has received calls from Fort Henry and Mineville and is a Wooster College and Western Theological Seminary graduate, previously serving in Mars and Holley before 1956.
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Wolcott
Kenneth E. Cross
Red Creek
Port Henry
Lake Champlain
Helen
William
Janet
Russell Rolls
AFS
Australia
Walcott Presbyterian Manse
Ken
Fort Henry
Mineville
College of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Mars
Holley
N.Y
Grain Elevators in Kansas City Exceed One Million Bushels
Eight grain elevators operate in Kansas City with a total capacity surpassing one million bushels, highlighting substantial local agricultural infrastructure and storage capacity in the region.
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Kansas City
Death notices and funeral details from Oswego area
Deaths reported for Gioanna Paliele Crisolii Crisa fulli of 23 East Van Buren Street died after a lingering illness in her 90th year. Funeral arrangements include calling at Hoffmann Funeral Home and a mass at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Other notices reference Miss Ja Hoffman of Walnut Street and Beedie Nursing Home entries with multiple visitation times.
Sargeant Begins Work With Oswego Co op Cattle Breeding
Roger Sargeant started work as a cattle breeding technician for the Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative in southeastern Oswego County. He replaces John Griffin II and serves Constance Parish Schroeppel Volney West Monroe and parts of Palermo Hastings. Other technicians include Jerry Fones Kellogg and Sayler. The co op breeds over 62 percent of Oswego County dairy cattle annually to Eastern sires.
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Roger Sargeant
Oswego County
Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative, Inc
Stoner Uiban Webster
Warners
Sargeant
John Griffing II
Constantia
Parish
Schroeppel
Volney
West Monroe
Palermo
Hastings
Jerry Fones
Mexico
Roger Kellogg
Hannibal
John Sayler
Lacona
Mooers Central School
U.S. Army
Eastern Technicians
Ithaca
Roger
Janice
Central Square
New York
New England
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