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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
10
Two Oswego girls 14 Margo Leishman and 18 Susan Searles suffered facial and arm injuries in a two car collision at Sixth and Buffalo Streets. Both were treated at Lee Memorial Hospital and released. The incident occurred as Lynn Leishman Oswego and Joseph Nastasi Oswego drove into a skid on a wet roadway.
Fulton mayoral candidates from both parties remain unnamed as parties hold last minute talks. Democratic committee plans a Tuesday meeting with Harold Guilfoyle and attorney Fred Sumner as possible choices. Republican chairman Crisafulli says a meeting is scheduled for next week, with no date set. The GOP previously did not name a candidate.
Fulton Union Springs Academy honored 35 graduates last weekend. The daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Burt Rupracht is among the graduates and will study nursing at St Lancaster Massachusetts. Dr R Ermshar, returned missionary, will speak at 11 30 a m June 19 at Roosevelt Seventh day Adventist Church Route 49.
A son named Fulton Massaro was born yesterday at Lee Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Massaro of 62 West First Street. The birth adds to the Massaro family with both mother and child reported in good condition.
John W. Rounds 72 of Maple Ave Fort Hunter died June 5 in St Marys Hospital Amsterdam after a four week stay. Born June 2 1893 in Belgium NY he lived in Fort Hunter since 1914 and worked for the New York State Barge Canal System for 30 years retiring in 1959 as maintenance foreman. He was a member of Fort Hunter Methodist church Engine Hose Co Fire Police Canal Society Civil Service Assn Red Men Lodge and other groups. He married Marjorie McChesney Sept 19 1914 who survives with two sons Leigh and Robert and grandchildren Keith Sherri Lynn and George. He leaves a brother seven sisters and many relatives.
Mrs May Bennett widow of Archie Bennett of 711 Utica Street died Wednesday in Utica after a long illness. A native of Pompeii Hill she lived in Fulton many years and was a Salvation Army member. Surviving: daughter Mrs Grover Coant of Fulton. three sons Joseph Meade of Fulton Rollin Meade of Meadsville PA Estas Meade of Athens PA. 12 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Young and Son Funeral Home Captain Dorothy Miller Fulton Salvation Army to officiate. Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
About 30 people filled Fulton city hall last night as the Zoning Board of Appeals heard a variance request for the Pollock tract. Attorney Samuel Sgroi and Attorney George Vallette spoke for residents opposing the change while Mrs Madelyn Howell chaired. A decision is expected in two to three weeks after full transcript study.
Fulton The Woman's Society Christian Service of Mount Pleasant Methodist Church delays its meeting to June 23 at 7 30 p m. Officers for 1965 66 to be elected. Local residents and visitors noted include Mr and Mrs Robert Walon and Miss Agnes Whalen with travel updates from Indiana and Chillicothe and Albany.
Mrs. Sidney Clark and her grandson Robert New with great granddaughter Carol joined by Mrs. Edward Ward and Mr. Ward on a trip to Underhill Vermont to visit relatives Roger Gleason and family in Cambridge. Mrs Clark, age 85, marked the gathering with photographs.
Mount Pleasant Grange holds a covered dish supper at 6 p m followed by a meeting at 8 p m Mrs Ethel DuBois served as Mount Pleasant Grange delegate to the Oswego County Pomona Grange gathering at Sandy Creek on June 9 The next Oswego County Grange group meeting is set for June 24 at Mt Pleasant Grange hall at 830 p m
Rev. A How ard Gabriel presided Sunday night as Kris Kimball became president with James DeCare as vice president and Karen DeCare as secretary treasurer. Lora Osborne, April Kimball, Robert Hughes, Lyle Whitney, Claudia Parsons, and others named held faith witness outreach citizenship and fellowship posts. Danny Robert and Daren Michael, children of Mr and Mrs Robert Seymour, were baptized at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church on Sunday.
Phoenix Vern Russell of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp proposes replacing 16 incandescent street lights in the Pennellville District with mercury lamps. Additional cost would be 9.50 dollars annually per light. The town board will seek Pennellville residents' input before deciding. Two citizens requested trailer permits and two urged the town to assume private roads.
Mrs. Rose C. Kemp was installed grand regent of Court Pere Le Moyne Catholic Daughters of America during the annual session in St. Marys Hall. Miss Mary Crisafulli served as installing officer with officers named including Mary Sugar Joan Forbes Sheila Rapacki and others. Rev. Angelo Morbito is chaplain. a refreshment committee was listed with multiple members.
Dugway Methodist Church will observe Children’s Day on June 20 during worship hour. An ice cream social is set for Saturday evening June 26 at 5 30 p m. The community also hosts a long list of local visits and errands across Dugway and nearby towns during Memorial Day weekend.
Four defendants including three American Negro men described as subversive fanatics and a French Canadian woman receive maximum sentences up to 10 years for a plot to destroy national monuments. Judge Herlands allows a three month probationary period for study. if completed, sentences may be affirmed reduced or suspended, potentially granting freedom by September.
Charles Blount was named president at the annual dinner meeting of the Pulaski Service Club. New officers include Vincent Shannon as first vice president Merritt A Switzer Jr as second vice president James Edwards as third vice president Charles W Milligan as secretary Francis Geer as treasurer and trustees Mel Monson Lynn Sanderson for two years James Walker and Robert Knox for one year.
The Pu laski Chamber of Commerce will hold an important meeting on Tuesday June 22 at 8 p m in the St James Episcopal church parish house. President Donald Cornell will preside and urges directors and members to attend.
Miss Grace Lynch spoke at the annual Junior Daughters of Fulton banquet in St Marys school cafeteria. Toastmistress Miss Rosemary Keake led the program with Colleen Colocino and Cora Colocino giving toasts. Messages honored chaplains and regents while counselors and committee members were named. films by Steve Allen were noted.
Eugene F. Smith, 44, a Watertown businessman and president of E. F. Smith Association, suffered a right leg fracture when a man, later identified as his attacker, swung at him in the parking area after a dispute involving Smith escorting a woman to her car. Police continued an assault investigation and questioned Smith at Mercy hospital where X rays confirmed a fracture below the hip.
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