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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
9
Fulton residents register June 25 at Bodley High School auditorium for a summer program for grades 7 through 12. Non residents register June 25 afternoon. Program lets students take extra courses or make up work and meet college entrance requirements with a $3 fee.
Aug 30 engagement of Brenda Marie Birdsell of Fulton RD 4 to John E. Fietze of East Syracuse announced by their parents. Brenda is a Nesles' Chocolate Co. employee. John will be a senior at Rensselaer Poly. Institute studying Management Engineering and is a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member.
Fulton residents share Father’s Day visits with relatives from New Haven Remsen and Baldwin Road. Families from Liverpool Waterford Wis and Beaumont Texas joined gatherings. The Fulton Senior Citizen Chorus met for final rehearsal before fall as anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs. Youngs were celebrated with gifts.
On this date in 1789 the French Revolution began and various milestones are noted including colonization, monarchy, statehood, treaties, wars, diplomacy, and labor actions across centuries. The item lists events from Maryland’s grant to Alaska purchase to Cyprus peacekeeping and a Broadway strike ending.
Six NL catchers reached the 100 game mark last season. The list of players and teams shows durability and workload among the league’s backstops.
Mrs Mildred Guernsey and Mrs Florence Thornber receive recognition from the Pioneers of America as chief operator and life member of local telephone groups. Also noted are Mrs Sarah Le Blanc Mrs Bernice Neal Mrs Shirley Pasco and Mrs Ann McCann of Mid-State Telephone Co with Oswego presenting the certificate.
Local Fulton paper reports community updates from correspondent Carl L Johnson and circulation manager James Meldrum. Details cover area events, notices, and public notices typical of the daily page.
Floyd L. LaFlame of 819 Cherry St Phoenix was charged with driving while intoxicated after police observed his car traveling erratically in downtown. He was released on 200 bail pending a city court appearance Wednesday. Patrolman James Robinson filed the summons after a sequence of traffic irregularities.
Fulton Post 569 of the VFW and auxiliary will conduct annual Buddy Poppy Days on Friday and Saturday in Fulton. Commander Howard Single with Steve Nalle and Helen Allen oversee sales. VFW Auxiliary and Junior Girls Unit will sell flowers downtown and in industrial areas to benefit hospitalized veterans and charitable work.
Tom Haller of the Los Angeles Dodgers led National League catchers last season in double plays with involvement in 23.
Victor H. Wilson 72 of 208 Phillips St Fulton died Thursday at Syracuse Veterans Hospital after several weeks illness. A Fulton life resident, he was a retired machinist formerly with Onondaga Tool Co Syracuse. A World War I veteran and World War II Air Corps veteran, he is survived by a stepdaughter Mrs Thomas Rathburn Oswego a stepson Richard Emmons Syracuse six grandchildren a nephew and three nieces. Services Monday 2 p m Young and Son Funeral Home with Rev Harold Thomas of State Street United Methodist Church officiating. Burial Mount Adnah Cemetery with Fulton VFW Post members participating in military rites.
Fulton city records show May receipts totaling 1060.45 with items such as dog licenses 48 bingo fees 161.20 building permits 261 and hunting and fishing 11. Disbursements include 839.45 to the city chamberlain and 4.40 to the New York State Agriculture and Markets.
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Amos will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m in Smythe Funeral Home Lyndonville with burial in Lynnhaven Cemetery. Friends may call at Young and Son Funeral Home Fulton Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
A record lists payments totaling 17.60 to the Oswego County Treasurer 194 to the Oswego County Clerk and 5 to the New York State Department of Health reflecting a local fiscal post in the region.
The article notes summer arrives with the solstice at 6:55 a.m. on Saturday June 21, despite chilly weather and frequent rain. It expects a brief season ahead, but anticipates weddings, beach events, and a strawberry festival to follow the official start.
William Robert Gregory 22 formerly of Central Square was killed in action June 9 in Vietnam. A Syracuse native, he attended Central Square Central School before moving to Do than Alabama 13 years ago. He served 11 months in Vietnam and is survived by his parents Maj and Mrs. Stanley A. Gregory of Hinesville Georgia his paternal and maternal grandparents and several siblings. Services Saturday at Traub Funeral Home 11 a.m. and St Michael's Church 11:30. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Anthony Terrymiggi, 20, and Natali Terramiggi, 28, were hurt in a single car crash on Phinney Road near Airport Road. Both treated at Lee Memorial Hospital and released. Anthony was cited for failure to keep right and imprudent speed and will face Justice Best in Granby.
The First Annual Kiwanis Day begins tonight at Kidhaven Field on South Seventh Street at 5 p m with amusements booths helimeter rides and refreshments. A parade from downtown to Kidhaven starts at 9 30 a m with a formal opening at 10 a m Saturday. Proceeds fund Kidhaven Field improvements and the Sandlot Recreation Program. Retirements: Mrs William Branagan leaves Penn Central after 40 years of service.
Mrs Daniel Hal lock of West Ninth Street vice president of State Street United Methodist Church WSCS attended a training session at Phoenix Methodist Church Thursday night.
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