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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
4
Sunday worship and church school events outline at West Fifth Street and Oneida Street churches. Listings cover sermons, choir rehearsals, circle meetings, presbytery activities, baccalaureate service, Father’s Day observances, and upcoming conferences with details on times and locations.
The United Church Of Christ at East Fourth and Oneida Street presents Bible class at 9 30 a m worship hour with nursery at 10 45 a m and church school at 11 a m The Man Who Would Not Kneel is the sermon topic Rees T Williams minister Choir rehearsal is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 15 p m.
Sunday service at First Methodist Church West Fourth and Oneida Street features Summer Worship at 9 30 with nursery kindergarten care. Dean Swift solos, Dr Pennock delivers Knowing What Counts, and high school seniors and parents are honored. Coffee hour in Social Hall. Monday circle dinner 630 at DuBois Hotel and Syracuse Area Night at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University.
West Baptist Church at West Third and Mohawk Sts announces Rev. A. P. Goodwin minister. Sunday 9:30 a.m. choristers, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. Children’s Day program, 8 p.m. Church Council meeting. Thursday bell choir practice, Friday 1 p.m. Zeta Bell Choir practice. Saturday:
At the Salvation Army 85 W Third Street Lt Harold Borrer outlines daily lessons and meetings. Vacation Bible school runs at 9:30 a.m. daily with varying activities each afternoon and evening through Friday.
The Assembly of God at 52 E Seventh St offers Sunday services including Sunday school at 10 45 a m and a Father’s Day special at 7 30 p m Evangelistic service at 10 30 p m and Revival time on radio WFBL Prayer and Bible study on Wednesday at 7 30 p m
The Baptist Tabernacle at 165 E Bridge St offers morning worship at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m with hymn sing at Mrs Browns after. A Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 p m and Vacation Bible School runs June 23 to Saturday 6 30 to 8 30 p m for primary through junior departments led by Pastor Arthur Larkin.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at East Sixth and Lawrence Sts announces a church school at 9 am and a worship service at 10 15 am with Rev Dr John H Dudde officiating and preaching.
The Episcopal Church of the Evangelists at 22 East Oneida Street lists services with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. The rector is Rev. Edwin G. Molnar. A church school program includes a sermon and nursery, with attendance awards to be presented during the morning service and Christian Education planned for 7:30 p.m.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 99 W Mohawk St invites members to a Sunday service at 11 a m. The Bible lesson centers on Genesis chapter one with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The Golden Text cites Psalms 33 6 and the science text proclaims all creation is the work of God and good.
The Church of the Nazarene at 129 E Fourth St lists services led by Pastor Bernard Prosser. Sunday offerings include Sunday school at 11 am and morning worship at 11 am, youth service at 6:45 pm, and evening service at 7:30 pm. Missonary meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
St Matthew's Lutheran Church at West Second and Mohawk. Rev Hugh C Whitaker pastor. June 21 the fourth Sunday after Trinity service at 9 am church school, 10 30 am worship with sermon The Spirit of Christian Prayer. Tuesday 730 pm Executive Committee of the Oswego Council of Churches meets at the Presbyterian church. Wednesday 745 pm choir rehearsal.
Rev. George M. Butler leads Sunday worship at 10 a m with a sermon Stand Upon Thy Feet. High school seniors in robed procession and the chancel choir performs the Baccalaureate Anthem under Miss Elizabeth Powell with church time nursery available. East Fourth and Utica Streets Trinity, Ohio.
St. Pauls Church at East Fifth and Mohawk hosts Masses at 7, 8, 9 15 and 11 a m with baptisms at 2 p m. The church lists Rev Paul H Martineau as pastor and Rev Moritz Fuchs as assistant pastor and notes a Perpetual Novena of the Miraculous Medal each Monday at 7 30 p m.
Rt Rev Msgr Edward Quaid pastor with Rob ert E Hall John J Daley and Robert W Wood assistants. Sunday Low Masses six eight nine and ten. High Mass eleven a m. Baptisms at one p m. Rosary and Benediction at five p m. First Friday Holy Hour seven thirty p m.
Rev. Joseph M Kowalczyk pastor. Sunday Low Mass 8:30 High Mass 11 am. Holydays Masses 7:45 am and 7:30 pm. Weekdays 7:45 am. Saturday 8 am. Baptisms Sunday after 11 am Mass.
St. Joseph’s Church on West First Street near Oneida Mohawk and Post Office lists Rev. Francis J. Furfaro as pastor with assistants Rev. Edward Patane and Rev. John J. Corbett. Masses at 8 9 10 and high Mass at 11 a m Sunday Baptisms at 11 45 a m each Sunday.
St Johns Church at West Third and Erie Streets led by Pastor Rev Harold J Quinn with assistants Rev John J Comesky and Rev Robert S Jones announces Sunday Low Masses at 8 9 30 and 11 a m Baptisms are at 130 pm or by appointment.
Rev. Arthur J. Blodget pastor. Sunday Low Masses at 7 and 8 30 High Mass at 10 30 Daily Mass at 7 45.
St Peter's Church East Seventh and Albany Streets announces services led by Rev John A Quinn pastor and Rev Lawrence Shu on Sunday Low Mass at 7 AM and 9 AM High Mass at 11 AM, parish schedule.
Rev. William H. Mersfelder pastor at Minetto announces summer schedule for Church of Our Lady of Perpetualae. Sundays offer Low Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. Holydays Masses at 7 a.m. 12:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Weekdays Masses at 7 a.m. Baptisms Sundays at 1 p.m. or by appointment.
Daily Mass at 7 30 a m except Saturday 8 a m Low Mass Sundays at 8 30 and 11 a m Mission at St Josephs Church Southwest Oswego 10 a m Sundays.
Births at Oswego Hospital on June 18 include girls BUSKE to Mr. and Mrs. Donald of 76 Erie Street and ENGLE to Mr. and Mrs. Merle of Oswego Road 5. HUTKO is listed for parents not fully shown.
Miss Cynthia Mulcahey 18 of Washington Blvd. told Patrolman Joseph Aeno that reaching for a graduation cap and gown in a sudden breeze blew out a car window. She lost control, hit a curb and struck a utility pole. Treated for minor bruises and discharged from Oswego Hospital by city ambulance driven by Fireman Frederick E. Lee.
The Barge Wal 51, aground Tuesday on the lake shore north of the Hammermill plant, was released by the tug Anna Moran last evening. It was towed to a point between the east break wall and the detached break wall off Oswego harbor where crews work to remove the unspilled portion of its 700,000 gallon gasoline cargo. Transferral is being made to another barge.
Coatesville Pennsylvania AP William L Wild Bill Carlisle 74 a noted late Western train robber known as the Robin Hood of the rails died Friday from cancer. He began robbing trains in 1916 and was sentenced to life in Wyoming. He was paroled in 1936 and received a full pardon in 1947.
Edith Brazewell Evans Merritt editor of MadeMOISelle magazine and other publications died Friday after a long illness at age 51 in New York.
The Air Force reports solid fuel in Titan 3 rocket boosters did not detonate when a 118,000 pound motor segment was fired at 435 miles per hour into a concrete abutment during a naval ordnance research test at China Lake in California. The rocket reportedly passed the test.
In Middletown New York Edward Crouse reported his car stolen then recovered and sold to Charles Wright before being stolen again within hours. Police say the same car was involved in both incidents suggesting a single thief.
Oswego Theatre shows Palm Springs Weekend Saturday June 20 at 2 00 5 50 and 9 40 Four For Texas at 3 40 and 7 30 Sunday June 21 The Longest Day at 2 00 5 00 and 8 25 Monday June 22 The Longest Day at 8 00 Midway Drive In offers 3 Stooges go Round the World in a Daze at 9 20 The Victors at 11 04 Day of the Triffids at 1 30 Sunday and Monday June 21 22 Under the Yum Yum Tree at 12 20 and 1 05 The War Lover at 11 20
Graduation exercises for the Fitzhugh Park Class of 1964 were held Thursday evening in the auditorium. President Phyllis Cherchio and Principal Anthony Murabito spoke. Marinell Smith received the DAR Citizenship Award. School and Home Association honors went to Ronald Lagoe, Deborah Deady, and Anne Deno, with numerous certificates of promotion presented by Principal Murabito. Usher and decoration lists accompany the ceremony details.
Hollywood UPI reports producer Joseph E. Levine is trying to locate holders of the Victoria Cross in the United States. The aim is to invite them to attend the world premiere of the film Zulu.
The Rev. Raymond D. Ginther supply pastor at Sterling Methodist church was ordained deacon during the 97th Central New York Conference closing session at First Methodist church in Syracuse. He was one of 19 ministers ordained elders and deacons by Bishop W. Ralph Ward. The Rev. Barber L. Waters, retired due to ill health, formerly led Furman Street Methodist Church and previously served in the Northern New York Conference as Black River Ontario District superintendent.
Walter Kwapinski, 78, of Syracuse, was found Friday in Nine Mile Creek near Syracuse and is believed to have drowned accidentally. He had been missing since Tuesday, according to Dr. Martin Hilfinger, county medical examiner.
Minors planning to work in resort hotels camps or other places away from home should obtain employment certificates before departure. The local issuance officer can provide certificates for jobs in New York State and in other states with varying requirements. For out of state work minors should contact the superintendent or high school principal in the destination community.
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