Fulton Presbyterian observes sesqui centennial toast
Former pastors and members celebrated the 150th founding of First Presbyterian Fulton with a banquet and Sunday service. Rev. Allen Hackett Rev. Frederick Magley and Rev. E Peter Geitner spoke on church history. Miss Mary E Switzer urged moral obligation to care for all in society. Methodists catered the dinner in gratitude for past aid.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Allen Hackett
Frederick Magley
Edwin Daniels
Daniels
Millbrook
N. Y
Hackett
Boston
Mass
Mags
United Churc
Canandaigua
Mary E. Switzer
Social and Rehabilitation Service
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S
Bility
Switzer
Pees
Presbyterian Committee
Geitner
George Taylor
Clair Wadsworth
Barton Siebers
Chester Wood
Clinton Breads
Charles Broadbent
Merrill Hoffman
John W. Davis
Aquilla Barrow
John Wilber
Peter Hillick
Bobby Merz Wins Again at Fulton Raceway in Sportsman Division
Webster driver Bobby Merz captured his second straight Fulton Raceway Sportsman feature, overtaking Buck Holiday after a tense duel. Buck finished second with Carry Reddick third, while Merz claimed a $600 prize. Heat winners were Garry Reddick, Maynard Troyer, and Merz. Cadet and Late Model events also ran, with Don Bronson leading the Late Model feature and Elim inator Schiemmer topping his class at 7:62 ET.
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Bobby Merz
Webster
Fulton Raceway
Bobby
Buck Holiday
Buck
Carry Reddick
Watertown
Garry Reddick
Maynard Troyer
Mike Miller
John Podalak
Consi
Bob Sweeny
Don Bronson
Chuck Kerfien
Jim Cowell
Ed O’ne
Bronson
Don Secor
Dick Wall
Paul Pavenka
Neil Weigent
Sportsman
Eli
Helman Schiemmer
Oriskany
N. Y
Plymouth
Schiemmer
Chuck Dix
Nate Galey
Syracuse
Nate
U/S
Bob Hile
Loose Jack In Pickup Truck Causes Crash In Fulton
Two Fulton accidents were investigated Sunday with motorists escaping serious injury. Herbert Kelly Jr. lost concentration when a loose jack shifted his pickup entering Walrad Street, striking a utility pole and triggering a short fire alarm system fault at Walradt Street School. Damage to the pole was repaired by Niegare Mohawk Power. Later, Laibelle Conibear and Echo Caster reported neck pains after a second collision on West First Street involving Robert Natoli.
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Worth St
Walradt St
Kelly
West First St
Walrad St
Walradt Street
Niegare Mohawk Power
Laiebelle H. Conibear
Wyborn Road
Echo Caster
RD 5
Wis
Sperk ing Receives Genetics Degree at Penn State
David W. Sperk ing of Parish RD 2 earned a genetics degree at the Pennsylvania State University graduation ceremonies held Saturday June 15 in University Park Pennsylvania.
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David W. Sperking
Parish
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Play Meets Sunday Fulton Play Club Plans Presiding
Post 19 will meet Sunday at 2 p m in the Polish Home to hear reports from the recent state convention. Julia La boda, president, will preside and all members are urged to attend.
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Fulton
Fulton Obituary Notices for Lowden and Ditoro Fulton
Services for Thomas Lowden were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Young and Son funeral home with Pastor Harold Thomas of State Street Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed at Mount Adnah cemetery. Services for Mrs. Josephine Ditoro Fulton occurred Monday at 8:15 a.m. at Young and Son and 9 a.m. at the Church of Immaculate Conception with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Rev. Frederick Lagoe presided, with Rev. William Brown as deacon and Rev. John Sliwowski as sub-deacon. burial was in St. Mary’s cemetery. Bearers listed include Joseph Weber, John Ditoro, David O’Bey, Peter Firzene, Louis Firzene, and Michael Ditoro.
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Thomas Lowden
Young and Son
Sev
Harold Thomas
State Street Methodistchurch
Mount Adnah
Josephine Ditoro Fulton
Josephine
Church of Immaculate Conception
Frederick Lagoe
Will'am Brown
John Sliwowski
St. Michael's Church
St. Mary
Fulton: Funeral rites for Theodore Hundycz
Theodore Hundycz 76 of 204 West Sixth St Fulton died Sunday at Lee Memorial Hospital after a weeklong illness. Born in Austria he lived in Fulton most of his life. Retired former Nestle employee he was a communicant of St Michael's Church. Surviving: three daughters Sister Mary Seraphica of Syracuse Ann LaBeef and Mrs Joseph Galvni of Fulton. two sons George and Peter Hundycz of Fulton. five grandchildren. two great grandchildren. a sister in Poland. Services Wednesday 9 a.m. at Young and Son funeral home and 9:30 a.m. at St Michael's Church. Friends may call Monday 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m. Also notes ancient Bulgarian settlement on the Black Sea in Sozopol.
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Fulton
Theodore Hundycz
West Sixth St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Austria
Hundycz
Nestle Company
St. Michael’s Church
Daughers
Mary Seraphica
Syracuse
Ann LaBeef
Joseph Galvni
George
Peter Hundycz
Poland
Young and Son Funeral
St. Michael's Church
Lamb Becomes Class Favorite at Cherry Street School
Tonka the lamb, four days old at arrival, became a school favorite at Cherry Street and Pennellville. Drawn by children’s namings, Tonka served as an art model each year, inspiring numerous sculptures, paintings, sketches, and puppets while calming and engaging students.
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Tonka, the Lamb
Phoenix
Cherry Street
Karen Hagerty
Tonka
Phoenix — Tonka
Pennellville School
Bassell
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