Container Corp expands Circleville mill with new Black Clawson unit
Container Corporation of America completes a 5 million modernization at Circleville Ohio mill adding a new Black Clawson corrugating medium machine producing 180 tons per day. The line, installed in April 1964, replaces four older machines and enhances the company's Midwest network with a 147 inch wide sheet at up to 1000 feet per minute.
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Circleville, C
Container Corporation of America
Circleville
Crysler
U. S
Noblesville
Ind
Pamela Jones to Wed Douglas F Mitchell in Cathedral
Fulton and Fair Haven families host pre nuptial events for Pamela Jones and Douglas F Mitchell before their June 27 wedding at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Local hosts include Mr and Mrs Henry C Estabrook in Fulton and Mrs William A Smith in Cumberland Maryland. Suzanne Foster also hosted a kitchen bathroom shower in Syracuse. Out of town guests expected.
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Fulton
Pamela Jones
Paul D. Jones
Clarendon St
Syracuse
Fair Haven
N. Y
Douglas F. Mitchell
Walter Mitchell
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Henry C. Estabrook
Wilobob Terrace
William A. Smith
Cumberland
Liederkranz Club
Suzanne Foster
Parrish Lane
Barn Dance Tonight in Mexico for Cub Scouts
A barn dance at Robert Monson's barn on North Street, Mexico, runs Saturday night from 9 p m to 1 a m to benefit the Cub Scouts. Rex Teachout's band will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Robert Monson
North St
Rex Teachout
Senior Citizens Get Auburn Bid
Fulton and Auburn senior groups plan joint activities with Auburn inviting Fulton to a July 22 picnic at Emerson Park and bus transportation arranged. Fulton hosts a June 23 luncheon at Selkirk Shores State Park with potluck dishes and ride coordination by Clayton Frost and Anna Storms.
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Fulton
Auburn Senior Citizens Club
Auburn
Emerson Park
Lula Vincent
Fulton Senior Citizens
Selkirk Shores State Park
Clayton Frost
Anna Storms
Mabel Ensworth
Wesley McCann
Lena Kimball
Fulton Personalities and Coming Events
Fulton residents share recent travels and milestones. Mr and Mrs Willard Stewart of South Fifth Street returned from the World’s Fair in New York. Miss Carol Gaydos, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Gaydos, earned a Bachelor of Science at Cornell University’s 96th commencement and will teach in Newton Massachusetts starting September after summer studies in Paris.
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Lewis Bombard
Ethel Youngs
State University of New York
Agricultural and Technical Institute of Canton
Keith Bombard
Bombard
Fulton
Willard Stewart
South Fifth St
New York
Carol Gaydos
Andrew Gaydos
Highland St
Cornell University
Gaydos
Newton
Mass
Paris
France
Miss Linda Doull and Miss Sandra Dubin Visit
Miss Linda Doull a medical secretary at Massachusetts General Hospital and Miss Sandra Dubin of Marblehead were guests of the form er's parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Doull on South Seventh Street.
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Linda Doull
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sandra Dubin
Marblehead
Gerald Doull
South Seventh St
Local visits span several states and cities
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Collins and son of Vernon Washington have been guests of Harlan Collins Sr. in Cayuga Street. Relatives and friends in Fulton hosted the Collins party. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuser of Los Angeles were recent guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie of Gillespie Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neuser of Syracuse.
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Willis Collins
Vernon
Wash
Mr. Collin
Harlan Collins Sr
Cayuga St
Fulton
Joseph Neuser
Los Angeles
California
John Gillespie
Gillespie Rd
Henry Neuser
Syracuse
Ernest Sherman Undergoes Hip Surgery at Lee Memorial
Ernest Sherman of Howard Road recently had hip surgery at Lee Memorial Hospital, with recovery underway and medical staff reporting a successful procedure.
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Ernest Sherman
Howard Rd
Lee Memorial Hospital
Jets Cleanorama Defeats Dilts in City Softball Tilt
Jets Cleanorama won 3 to 1 over Dilts at Denesha Field in a 2 City Softball League game. All runs came in the early innings with Dilts scoring first in the top of the first and Jets replying with two in the bottom of the first and one more in the second. Barney Naioti pitched the win. Joe Penkala took the loss.
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Fulton
Jet Cleanorama
Dilts
Denesha Field
Jets
Barney Naioti
Joe Penkala
Local Summer Produce Abundant with Tomatoes Beans and Lettuce
The listing highlights a large supply of locally produced summer vegetables. Tomatoes green beans and lettuce are abundant and ready for picking or purchase. Farmers emphasize freshness and seasonal availability for nearby shoppers.
Strong Winds Hit Fulton Onion Crops Again
Fulton onion farmers faced another loss as strong winds damaged crops marking the third disaster this season. No damage estimate was available and many growers are expected to switch to lettuce rather than replant onions due to the late date.
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Fulton
Fulton Obituary Peter A. LeRoy
Peter A. LeRoy 72 of Fulton died Friday at his daughter’s home in Phoenix after a long life in Fulton He was a World War I veteran and former American Woolen Mills employee Surviving wife Leona two sisters three brothers seven granddaughters and other relatives Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 a m Young and Son funeral home and 9 30 a m Holy Family Catholic church Burial in St Marys cemetery Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Peter A. LeRoy Fulton
Peter A. LeRoy
Fulton
Wallace MacDougall
Bridge St
Phoenix
LeRoy
Oswego
France
American Woolen Mills
MacDougall
Leona LeRoy
Mortimer Krum
Roy Barker
Henry Gorman
Syracuse
George LeRoy
John LeRoy
William LeRoy
Detroit
Young and Son Funeral Home
Holy Family Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Homer S. Phelps Fulton
Homer S. Phelps
West Second St
Lee Memorial Hospital
South Granby
Phelps
Rochester
Bausch and Lamb Company
State Street Methodist Church
Hiram Lodge 144
Dorothy Phelps
Doris Daniels
Everett McCombs
Louis
Alfred
Batavia
Young and Son
Harold Thomas
Mount Adnah
City Clerk Walsh Named Vice President of Association
John Walsh city clerk was elected vice president of the Municipal and Village Clerks association during a New York City meeting tied to the New York State Mayor's Conference. The event occurred in New York City with group officials in attendance.
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Walsh
Fulton
John Walsh
Municipal and Village Clerks Association
New York City
New York State
Fulton Firemen Answer Two Calls
Fulton firemen were called out twice yesterday first for a car fire on Lyons Street where Ruby Burch’s car motor burned and then for a false alarm on Van Buren Street at 7 20 p m.
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Fulton — Fulton
Lyons Street
Ruby Burch
van Buren Street
USS Oak Hill Sailor Joins SEATO LIGTAS Exercise
Douglas R. Kring storekeeper first class USN son of Mr and Mrs Morris A Kring of Benson Ave Minette NY participates aboard the dock landing ship USS Oak Hill in the SEATO led LIGTAS training exercise May 12 to June 10 in the Philippines. The drill tests SEATO forces in a combined sea assault and airborne operation to counter a Southeast Asia invasion and recapture areas behind the enemy advance with United States sponsorship and Philippine hosting.
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USS
Oak Hill
Douglas R. Kring
USN
Morris A. Kring
Benson Ave
Minette
N. Y
South-East Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Philippines
United States
Republic of the Philippines
South-East Asia
William H. Parody Watertown obituary
William H. Parody 72 of 121 Scio Street died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a heart condition. Funeral Monday at 2 PM Hart Funeral Home with Rev. Frederic W. Helwig officiating. Burial North Watertown Cemetery. Survived by Myrtle B. Thurston Parody wife two sons William H. Parody Jr. and George W. Parody eight grandchildren two brothers and several sisters. Born May 28 1892 in Potsdam he lived in Gouverneur Mexico prior to Watertown. Former municipal works employee tree trimmer served in Mexican border campaign 1916 and World War I. Was member of American Legion posts in Pulaski Sacketts Harbor and Syracuse DAV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
William H. Parody
Scio St
City Public Works Department
Mercy Hospital
Hart Funeral Home
Frederic W. Helwig
Faith United Presbyterian Church
North Watertown
Myrtle B. Thurston Parody
William H. Parody Jr
California
George W. Parody
Wilbert Parody
San Jose
Calif
George Parody
State of Washington
Kenneth
Grace Parody) Hughes
Katherine St
Lawrence
Dorothy E. Parody
Dexter
Potsdam
William
Eliza Shumway Parody
Myrtle B. Thurston of
Hermon
Russell
Parody
Gouverneur
Mexico
Municipal Works Department
American Legion
Pulaski
Sacketts Harbor
Syracuse
Disabled American Veterans
Lynda Johnson Delayed Flight in Honolulu Incident
An unnamed man was detained in Honolulu after a threat in the airport lobby delayed Pan American World Airways Flight 824 carrying Lynda Bird Johnson to Los Angeles. Miss Johnson was removed to her Waikiki hotel and the flight eventually departed. Authorities did not identify the individuals involved. She planned to join President Kennedy at a Democratic fund raising dinner in Los Angeles.
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Honolulu
Lynda Bird Johnson
Los Angeles
Secret Service
Miss Johnson
Waikiki
Pan American World Airways
Major League Leaders Named in Batting and Pitching
AP summary of top NL and AL leaders by stat. Batting leaders include Williams and Mays with high averages and runs scored. Home run leaders include Mays and Williams. pitchers feature Farrell and Ford with strong win totals and ERAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Capra Returns to Hollywood as Columbia Producer Director
Director Frank Capra returns to Hollywood joining Columbia Pictures after years away to produce and direct anew. The move signals Capra's plan to craft fresh projects while steering creative development for the studio's lineup.
Pulaski Teacher Arvilla Wilder Retires After 41 Years
Mrs. Arvilla B. Wilder, longtime Pulaski fifth grade teacher, retires after 41 years of service in Sandy Creek and Pulaski schools. She began teaching in 1918, later moving to Pulaski in 1940, pursued courses at Oswego, Syracuse, and Potsdam, and plans summers in Palast and Seber Shores with winters in Florida.
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Pulaski
Arvilla B. Wilder
Sandy Creek
Wilder
Althea Orton
Phelps
John Bush
Boylston Center
Agricultural Hall
Oswego State Teachers College
Syracuse University
Potsdam
Mildred G. Pratt
Hydra W. Hadley
Arthur B Chapman
Elmo Cole
Mr. Bond
Chester Hovey
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Irene J. Wilder
Fayetteville-Manlius
Mott Road School
John R. Wilder
Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
David R. Egan
North Syracuse
William Wilder
Mattydale
John Wilder
General Telephone Company
Upstate New York
New York State Teachers Association
Oswego County Teachers Association
Pulaski Teachers Association
Oswego County Home Demonstration
Richland Unit
Rosa Garden Club
Park Methodist Church
Palast T
Seber Shores
Florida
Wilders
Pulaski Central School Graduates 68 Seniors Sunday
Pulaski Academy and Central School will graduate 68 seniors in the auditorium on Sunday afternoon. Judge Harold Caldwell Kessinger of New Jersey delivers the commencement address, with Rev. Donald Swartout giving the invocation and David Waters giving the salutatory. Diplomas are presented by Rexford F. Potts, with prizes and scholarships awarded by Chester W. Kovey.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Harold Caldwell Kessinger
New Jersey
Blackburn College
Northwestern University
Kessinger
Rhea LaVeck
Donald Swartout
David Waters
Donald Salisbury
Rexford F. Potts
Board of Education
Chester W. Kovey
Swartout
Terry Allen
Karen Bailey
Pruce Brinklow
Gayle Broswen
Beverly Carey
John Carnes
Sue Stone
Greg Switzer
Loren Teachout
Mary Towsley
Pat Wextor
Tom Walburgh
Warren Warner
James Williams
Robert Wilson
Gladys Woolson
Donald Wise
Cynthia Yelle
Roger Zachary
Toothless man charged in toothpaste theft at store
Lexius Martella, 64, described as toothless, faces petty larceny charges for stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a Commack supermarket. He disappeared during transfer to detention on Friday, and police have issued an alarm for him.
Pulaski Teachers Elect Officers for 1964 65
The Pulaski Teachers Association elected officers for the 1964 65 school year. Named are Mrs Myrtle Norton president Arthur Nuss vice president Mrs Maxine Sanderson secretary and Marvin Gould treasurer.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Teachers Association
Myrtle Norton
Arthur Nuss
Maxine Sanderson
Marvin Gould
Junior Chamber of Commerce Installs Officers at Pulaski
Tom Roberts of Lowville served as installing officer for Pulaski Junior Chamber of Commerce. Officers for 1964 65 include President Todd Christian Vice President Robert Franklin Secretary Dean Phillips Director at Large Jack Kenyon and Internal Director Charles Blount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Tom Roberts
Lowville
Chamber of Commerce
Todd Christian
Robert Franklin
Dean Phillips
Jack Kenyon
Charles Blount
Miss Blanche V. Perkins Rites Set In Mexico
Miss Blanche V. Perkins of Mexico died Friday evening at Oswego County Infirmary after an eight month illness. Born in Ithaca she lived in Detroit before moving to Mexico seven years ago. Survived by sister Leona Nivison of Mexico and brother A. S. Perkins of Ithaca, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Miner Funeral Home Mexico with Rev. Lullus D. Bell officiating. Burial in Mexico Village Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Mexico
Blanche V. Perkins
Oswego County
Miss Perkins
Ithaca
Jesse D
Cara A. Knight Perkins
Detroit
Mich
M. (Leona) Nivison
A. S. Perkins
Peggy Nolan Weds Ronald Thomas In Double Ring Ceremony
Peggy Nolan daughter of Edward J. Nolan of Port St was married to Ronald John Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Russell Thomas of Millerton Pa in a Park Methodist church ceremony conducted by Rev Russell Clark The bridal party included Dian ne McNett and Carol Nolan as maids of honor and Bettys crew as bridesmaids The couple plans a Canada wedding trip then home at 15 Barnes St Gouverneur Both pursued teaching careers at Gouverneur schools.
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Dianne McNett
Port St
Pulaski
Carol Nolan
Camden
Richard Peck
Sally Frykman
Liverpool
William R. Thomas
Elmira
Stewart Price
Gouverneur
William Roberts
William Carl
Port St. Pulaski
William Russell Thomas Jr
Diane Thomas
Doris Smith
Rome
Canada
Barnes St
State University College
Oswego
East Side
SUCO
Gouverneur High School
Escape in Jeep After Tire Blowout on Route 81
A Newark driver Walter Spears and Chicago passenger David Nelums escaped injury when their car overturned several times after a right rear tire blew on Route 81 in Hastings at 4 45 am. Trooper T E Rindos said Spears was northbound and lost control as the vehicle left the east side of the road.
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Pulaski
Newark, N. J
Chicago
T. E. Rindos
Walter Spears
Newark
Hastings
David Nelums
Car Leaves Roadway In Town Of Palermo
At 3 50 this morning on Route 264 a car driven by Neil J Rumble 22 of Port Leyden left the right side and plunged down an embankment half a mile south of Route 49. Troopers Zufelt and Dudley report he refused hospital care and planned to visit his family doctor.
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Palermo
Neil J. Rumble
Elm St
Port Leyden
Norval D. Zufelt
J. W. Dudley
Minetto
Rumble
Civil Rights Bill Advances to Likely Law This Summer
The bill broadens voting rights acts and shifts enforcement toward federal court injunctions. It expands the Civil Rights Commission to 1968, adds a community relations service, and preserves most Senate changes as it moves back to the House for final passage with a target vote by June 30 or July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Rights Commission
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The Palladium Times blog notes dialing FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for commercial printing inquiries and departmental services.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Congregational Church Baccalaureate and Summer Schedule
Phoenix notes announce a Sunday 11 am baccalaureate service for graduating Congregational Church youth Cynthia Townsend Janet Burton Carol Baily Gregory Davis William Carey Marc Gifford Cecil Burton and Ferdinand Pfenninger with caps and gowns in a reserved section. Summer services move to 10 am in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Congregational Church
Cynthia Townsend
Janet Burton
Carol Baily
Gregory Davis
William Carey
Marc Gifford
Cecil Burton
Ferdinand Pfenninger
Isaman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Richard Sherman
Robert Thompson
Barbara Sherman
Morgan Silbaugh
Church Schedule for Franklin Weaver Faith Center
Phoenix churches announce weekly services led by pastor Franklin Weaver. Sunday at 9 45 a m church school 11 a m morning worship and evening activities MYF junior at 6 30 p m and senior at 7 p m Tuesday 7 30 p m senior choir rehearsal Friday 3 p m junior choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Weaver
Norman B Isaman Sunday Schedule at Local Church
Pastor Norman B. Isaman leads services Sunday at 11 a.m. Morning service followed by junior Pilgrim Fellowship at 5 p.m. Youth choir rehearsal at 6 p.m. Senior choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. senior choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Isaman
Pilgrim Fellowship
Pastor Service Schedule Highlights Spirit and Youth
Earl T. Blansfield leads a Sunday schedule with 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship featuring Peter, a Changed Man. Evening services follow at 7:30 p.m. with Spiritual Rest in the Word and a 6:30 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship. Wednesday Bible study hour is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Blansfield
Peter
Baptist Youth Fellowship
St. John’s Episcopal Morgan Silbaugh rector leads Sunday
The church announces St. John’s Episcopal with rector Morgan Silbaugh presiding at 10 a.m. for morning prayer and Sunday School services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal
Morgan Silbaugh
St. Stephen’s Mass Schedule Father Lynch Leads
Catholic parish St. Stephen’s holds morning Masses with Rev. William Lynch presiding at 8 o clock and 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's
Catholic
William Lynch
Passenger dies after car overturns north of Northville
Robert W ton, 16, of Northville, died in a hospital from injuries suffered when the auto he rode in went out of control and rolled over several times Friday night near the Fulton County community. State Police reported he died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northville
N.Y
Robert W.ton
Fulton County
Driver Dies In Crash On L I Expressway
Gil bert Clark, 38, of Central Islip, was killed in a two vehicle collision at South Oyster Bay Road and the East Service Road of the Long Island Expressway in Syosset, N Y, early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syosset
N.Y
Gilbert Clark
Central Islip
South Oyster Say Road
East Service Road
Long Island Expressway
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