Four Plea Guilty in County Court Amid Grand Jury Report
In Oswego County Court four defendants pleaded guilty to reduced charges before trial. Joe Cregg Jr., 23, of Granby, pleaded innocent to burglary and petit larceny with $5,000 bail. Pamela Page, 21, of Maine, NY, pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a dangerous drug fifth degree related to hashish with $5,000 bail and July 12 sentencing. Larry Mutchler, 19, of Watertown, pleaded guilty to two counts of overnight larceny and awaits July 12 sentencing. Warren Pratt, 35, and Charles Murphy, 19, of Central Square pleaded guilty to attempted burglary third degree with July 12 sentencing. The May grand jury reported, no bills issued, and the next grand jury set for Sept. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Don H. Stacy
Oswego
Granby
Joe Cregg Jr
Cregg
Ames Grose
Hale
Asst. Dist
Robert J. Nicholson
Pamela Page
F. Star Route
Maine
N. Y
SACO
Miss Page
Robert Hurlbutt
Amdursky and
Amdursky
Dist
Atty
Eugene F. Sullivan Jr
Larry Maurice Mutchler
Riggs Ave
Watertown
Oswego County
Mutchler
Fred Sumner
Fulton
Stacy
Warren Emmett Pratt
Charles Edward Murphy
Central Square
Glens Home Heating Corp
William Hoag
Robert Nicholson
Ncenie
Pratt
Murphy
Percy Harvey
Mexico
Joe Cregg
Minetto Students Shine in Track Field Meet
Minetto School athletes earned multiple podium finishes in the Boys Junior High meet with Charles Eastridge taking second in the 50 yard dash and first in shot put. Gerry Roy won 80 yard low hurdles, Bob Hitchcock captured long jump, and a three way tie for third occurred in high jump among Bob Borden Gary Shaw and Jack Torbitt. In the girls meet Charlotte Beckwith won basketball throw while Linda Potter placed second in 100 yard dash and tied for third in running long jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Minetto School
Charles Eastridge
Bob Hitchcock
Gerry Roy
Bob Borden
Gary Shaw
Jack Torbitt
Charlotte Beckwith
Linda Potter
Oswego YMCA Adds Folding Gym Equipment
A new folding gym apparatus with ropes trapezes ladders and rings arrives at the Oswego YMCA. The Pee Wee program for K to 2 will use it on Saturday as spring ends, while summer sessions will feature child swinging climbing and hanging under program leaders. Proceeds from May Dance at Elks Club funded the purchase. thanks are given to the Oswegon Children’s Board led by Virginia Ranous and committees. Den 5 Cub Scout Pack 819 held a successful picnic and cookout at Sundown Park Oswego, with several Cubs and siblings present. den mothers Edda Eaton and Donna Babcock organized activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswegon Children's Board
Elks Club
Virginia
Ginny) Ranous
Children’s Board
DEN
Minetto
Den 5
Sundown Park
Bruce Briand
Mark Williams
Joseph Valentino
Paul Babcock
Paul Eaton
Chris Lytle
Dean Geoney
Edda Eaton
Donna Babcock
First Grade Play The Gingerbread Boy Performed in Minetto
Mrs. Irene Doherty’s first grade class at Minetto School staged The Gingerbread Boy for the kindergarten in the music room with music teacher Miss Ward. Each child drew a picture of a character from the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto
Irene Doherty
Minetto School
Miss Ward
Central Square voters approve $5 million school budget
Central Square Central School District voters Wednesday approved a proposed $5 million budget by a wide margin and reelected two board members to three-year terms. George Starkey won the third open seat as part of a five-candidate field. official board results were not available this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Square
Central Square Central School District
Board of Education
George Starkey
Herbert Coddington
Brewerton
Joseph Gilbert
Constantia
Starkey
Old Guard Honors Anthony Slosek at Oswego dinner
The Old Guard social group at Oswego High School held its third annual spring dinner at the Colonial Inn on June 10 to honor Anthony Slosek for 38 years of teaching service. Frank Bartello led plans, Francis T. Riley served as toastmaster, and Ralph Faust spoke as a former OHS principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wero High School
The
Old Guard
Colonial Inn
Anthony Slosek
Frank Bartello
Oswego High School
Francis T. Riley
Ralph Faust
OHS
Ralp Konduct
Phil Fleischman
John Dena
Mel McFee
Elliott Smith
Anthony Murabito
Center
Oswego
Youth hid in service station charged with burglary
Oswego police arrested 16 year old Lewis Schultzkie of 300 East Second St. at 1:25 a.m. for burglary at Elkins Gas Station on East Second and Uticants. Arranged in city court, bail set at 1500 dollars. Officers found him hiding behind a boiler after responding to glass-breaking sounds and recovering about 100 dollars from the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Schultzkie
East Second St
Oswego
Elkins
East Second
Oswego County
Grand Jury
John Smith
Robert Cathcart
Schultzkie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foster & Adams
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Syracuse
South Warren
Harrison
Victor Dean
Alcan Allied Chemical Erences
Allis Chalmers
Essese Eer
Amer Airlines
Amer Home Prod
Amer T and T
Sscsssee
Anaconda
Carrier
Cenco Ere
C & O Railroad
Chrysler
Comsat
Copperweld Steel Crouse Hinds
duPont
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Hammermil
Eeree
Holiday Inn
Honeywell
Johnson
Inerak Steel
Mumford
Sophie C. Mumford
Leon ‘Mumford
Niagero St
George
Rosetta) Waters
Gilbert
Virginia) Halsey
Kozlowski
St. Stephen's Church
Kentucky Fr Chicken
Litton Ind
Eereeterere
Marine Midland
McDonald-Douglas
National Disteeee
Y State
Niagara Mohawk
No Am Rockwell
Occidental Pet
Secere
Olin Mathieson
Pan American
Pepsico
Phillips Pete
Eee
Pittsto Co
Teen
Eeee Polaroid
RC Eee
Er Eeeenee
Repab Steel
Ever
Evion
Reynolds
Shell Oil
Sinclair Oil
SCM Corp
Tee
Sperry Rand
Calif Mnenk
Dow-Jones, Inc. Industrials
Eeere
Charles Dixon
Dinner Sun
Shari
Skipper Manor
Virginia Ranous
YMCA
Mario Rabbozzi
the Palladium-Times
ORION
O.T.C
Sterio’s Mens Shop
BankAmericaid
First St. Oswego
C.T.C
Slosek
Eastside
O Marine Midland
New York State
Ieee
Everybody’s Bank
Marine Midland Bank
FDIC
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!