Fifth Grade Flag Day Program at Riley School Opens Assembly
The fifth grades at Charles E. Riley School held Flag Day exercises on the front lawn with Edward Germain, Charles Carmody, Bert Rose and George Haynes of the American Legion and VEW Post 5885 raising the flag. An Honor Guard presented the flag as the assembly opened, followed by a musical program titled I Speak for Democracy conducted by Mrs. Carol Fox and Miss Elizabeth Powell with art and vocal direction by Julienne Galvin and others.
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Charles E. Riley School
Edward Germain
Charles Carmody
Bert Rose
George Haynes
American Legion
VEW Post 5885
Carol Fox
Elizabeth Powell
Julienne Galvin
Ethel Sheldon
Leo Maniccia
Patricia Hanley
Methodist Camp Retreat and Church Activities Schedule
Community notices describe a United Methodist camping retreat at White Sands Beach Camp Site starting Friday June 27 with Bible study, campfire, and family activities. Rev Bertram Croop to speak and a Sunday morning service at Grace Episcopal with related Vacation Bible School plans and a Presbyterian Church picnic at Vandercamp.
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Mexico
United Methodist Church
White Sands Beach
Rainbow Shores Road
Bertram
M. Croop
Grace Episcopal Church
James A. Reed
Grace Church
Loucks in Oswego
Mrs. Ethel Austin stays a few days at her Oswego home on County Home Road. Mr and Mrs Ronald Wood and family were Saturday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Putnam at Maple View.
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Loucks
Oswego
Ethel Austin
County Home
Ronald Wood
Robert Putnam
Maple View
Today in History Highlights June 19 1969 and Earlier Events
Scattered historical notes mark June 19 with events from 1586 Roanoke settlement departure. 1756 Black Hole of Calcutta suffocation. 1862 Congress bans slavery in territories. 1885 Statue of Liberty arrival. 1912 eight hour federal day. Also mentions Khrushchev Geneva speech, Kennedy plane crash, AMA marijuana stance, and New York Thruway gas brands.
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S.S
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke
America
Calcutta
India
Maximilian of
Mexico
Benito Juarez
U.S
New York
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Big Four
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Southampton
Mass
American Medical Association
First US coin history notes Fugio cent 1787 Franklin cent
The Constitution centralized coinage under the federal government with Congress authorizing the first coin in 1787. The Fugio cent, also called the Franklin cent, bears a sundial and the motto Mind your business reflecting its origins and inscriptions.
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Congress
World Almanac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ian
Vandercamp
Pictorial
Auburn
Gertrude Loucks
Mrs. Ward
THE
Associated Press
New York Thruway
American
Atlantic
Esso
Mobilgas
Sunoco
Chevron
Texaco
Sow Haden, Moet DE Aay
Sart
RADIO
SHACK
Rene
Wees
Radio Shack
Travel Clock Radio
Micronia
Furibn
N. Y
Interbank
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