Faculty Wives Elect Officers At Luncheon
Mrs. Bruce Lester introduced the slate at the Hewitt Union Restaurant. Unanimously elected were Mrs. Roger McLaughlin as President, Mrs. Nathan Swift as Vice President, Mrs. Robert Harrison as Secretary, and other officers and yearbook chairs. Fall activities include groups, community involvement, and a July 8 Summer Coffee Time at Fallbrook.
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Hewitt Union
Bruce Lester
Roger McLaughlin
Nathan Swift
Robert Harrison
Kishan Mahajan
Owen Houghton
William Simpson
David Hertzler
Jay Button
Vincent D'Ambrosio
Forrest Cristy
Distaff Singers
Traveling Season Exposes Humorous Travel Etiquette Tips
Betty Canary reflects on vacation season with travel tips and light satire. The piece lampoons airport mishaps and proposes apologetic phrases for awkward moments, citing San Antonio and Houston as backdrops and weaving in playful travel anecdotes and local flavor.
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San Antonio
Barbara Hutton undergoes major hip surgery in Los Angeles
Barbara Hutton, Woolworth heiress, who fractured a thigh bone when she tripped in Rome, has had successful major hip surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Orthopedic surgeons operated Friday. Dr. Edward Kantor said she, 58, would convalesce for quite some time as delays in treatment complicated the fracture after she left Europe June 11 for treatment in Los Angeles.
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Barbara Hutton
Los Angeles
Woolworth
Rome
Cedars-Sinaiedical Center
Edward Kantor
Miss Hutton
Europe
Sullivan dean list honors oswego student at college
Toni Sullivan daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Sullivan 189 East Fifth St has been named to the dean list for the spring semester at the State University College at Oswego a freshman majoring in language Lysander United Methodist church will hold a smorgasbord from 5 to 7 pm on Thursday at the church The event is sponsored by the W S C The Oswego County Bridge Association held its weekly tournament Thursday evening at the Fortnightly Club Results were as follows Mrs Clarence Brandes and Frank G Wells 8614 Mrs Joseph Amedio and Simon Steckell 84 Mrs Grace Matteson and Mrs Reuel Cliff 76% Mrs Walter Thorpe and Robert Pankin 71 Mrs Thomas McGough and Miss Virginia Dean 69
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Toni Sullivan
John C. Sullivan
East Fifth St
The
State University College At
Oswego
Oswego County Bridge Association
Clarence Brandes
Frank G. Wells
Joseph Amedio
Simon Steckell
Grace Matteson
Reuel Cliff
Walter Thorpe
Robert Pankin
Thomas McGough
Virginia Dean
Some Tips For Those Who Paint
Paint tips for avoiding drips and air bubbles when opening and closing cans. Stir paint rather than shake, explains Irmgard H Braumamueller, Extension Agent. Let shaken paint settle several hours before use if mixed in an electric shaker.
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Irmgard H. Braumamueller
Cooperative Extension
Osweto County
Miss Barbara Johnson Weds John Silinski
Miss Barbara Johnson and John Skilinski exchanged vows May 29 at 2 p.m. in the Baptist Church of Maple View with Rev. David Moot officiating. The bride wore a yellow gown and veil, carried white and yellow mums, and was escorted by her father. Attendants included maid of honor Robin Johnson and best man Deputy Sheriff Donald Skilinski. The reception followed at the bride’s Maple View home and the couple will reside in Maple View. The groom works at North End Paper Mill in Fulton.
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Mexico
Barbara Johnson
John Skilinski
Robert Johnson
Maple View
Earl Skilinski
North St
David Moot
Robin Johnson
Donald Skilinski
William Samson
North End
Fulton
Out of Touch Budget Critique by Oswego Resident Rooney
Robert L Rooney criticizes the Oswego Board of Education for an out of touch budget. He argues tax hikes stem from increased wages and insufficient summer schooling. Rooney says the board favors the educational industry, ignores noneducational perspectives, and limits public access to records.
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Robert Rooney
Board of Education
Oswego
Robert L. Rooney
Blood donor Melvin Scher gains AA blood bank plaque
New York AP reports Melvin Scher a 47 year old letter carrier received a plaque from the American Association of Blood Banks for donating more than 10 gallons of his O positive blood without compensation since World War II.
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New York
Melvin Scher
American Association of Blood Banks
Crosswords: Garden ACROSS and DOWN clues list
A compact clue list for a crossword puzzle with across and down entries. It includes grid coordinates like 1 5 9 etc and a mix of French terms, abbreviations, and common crossword hints. The puzzle features fruitfully varied indicators such as Prickly stemmed flower and Sundisk, along with directions and wordplay prompts.
Puzzle解duction of scattered crossword clues
A compact summary extracting crossword style clues and their answers as listed items. Includes entries such as official, Cupid, built by birds, springtime, mountain, lake, springflower, essential, involuntary muscle spasm, mariner's, vital organ direction and related numbers presented in a puzzle-like strip.
Looking Backward Wins Navy Art Distinction
Lieutenant Charles A. Winter, a former resident and grandson of George R. Skinner of this city, earns recognition as an artist in the U.S. Navy. Strawberries now bring higher prices than potatoes, while James Cliff of Lake Road Scriba reports an unusual jumble harvest valued at a dollar per quart. Mr and Mrs William Penny celebrate their silver wedding anniversary as Brig Gen Taylor and party are invited to visit the city during a harbor inspection on the Great Lakes.
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U. S. Navy
Charles A. Winter
George R. Skinner
James Cliff
Lake Rd
Scriba
William Penny
Taylor
Great Lakes
Fort let contract awarded to Crawford and Son Heating and Plumbing
Large conversion project at Fort awards a contract to Crawford and Son Heating and Plumbing. The job is expected to create about 50 positions. Obituaries note William H. Sergeant and Alfred Sawyer. Kingsgord Park hosts exercises last night. Donald Hauser earns DAR award. Dr. and Mrs. James O Gorman attend Pontiac Hotel event. Dr. O Gorman, Oswego native and Hunter College psychology professor, recovers from car injuries. Mike McCrobie and Bob Linden top OHS hitters. Blue and White win three of 15 games this season.
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Fort Let
Crawford and Son
William H
Alfred Sawyer
Kingsgord Park
Donald Hauser
DAR
James O’gorman
Pontiac Hotel
O'Gorman
Oswego
Hunter College
Mike McCrobie
Bob Lenden
OHS
Blue
White
Oswego County Debt Per Resident in 1959 Ranks 29th
Ten years ago on June 21 1961 Oswego County ranked 29th from the top in school district bonded indebtedness per resident with 122 dollars. Cool weather slows Oswego strawberry crop though a good yield is seen. plans at Davis Produce to begin shipping next week. Alderman James Sullivan spoke at a public hearing on the school district budget urging repair or demolition of the old Oak Hill school. Richard Simons recently retired from Oswego High varsity baseball and has been accepted at State University College Brockport.
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Oswego County
Oswego
Davis Produce
James Sullivan
Education Board
Old Oak Hill
Richard
Biff) Simons
Spike
OHS
State University College
Brockport
Hair producer’s divorce granted in Illinois court
Loyce Butler, wife of Hair producer Michael Butler, won a Circuit Court divorce on desertion grounds. She received an undisclosed cash settlement, custody of their 7 year old son Adam, and a year’s use of a home in Oak Brook. The couple, married in 1963, settled by dropping adultery charges. Also noted, two lizards, the Gila Monster and Mexican Beaded Lizard, are poisonous.
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Desertion Wheaton Ill
Michael Butler
Loyce Butler
Adam
Oak Brook
Chicago
Butlers
Water Funds Special Election Slated Tuesday in Central Square
A village information meeting on funding for Water System Improvements drew few residents. Bid review showed cost increases above contingencies, delaying HUD approval and a $130,000 federal grant offer. The board calls for a permissive referendum vote on June 22 to authorize extra funds and proceed with contracts if approved.
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Central Square
Robert D. Charlebois
Department of Housing & Urban Development
HUD
Dunham
Water Department
Capt and Mrs Marshall Feted On Departure
The Salvation Army Advisory Board held a farewell at the Citadel last Thursday to honor Captain and Mrs Fred Marshall, transferred to Tonawanda. Joseph Calvare entertained. Mrs John E Hawley presented a generous check and praised their service to Oswego’s religious, spiritual and civil life as ambassadors of the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Citadel
Fred Marshall
Salvation Army Corps
Tonawanda
Joseph Calverase
Charles Loescher
John E. Hawley
Marshall
Hawley
Marshall's
Oswego
Salvation Army
Household Hints and Home Care Suggestions
Practical tips on cooking onions and cream sauce with peanuts, baking in a moderate oven. Using suspenders to hold ironing board cover taut, cleaning tips for spills and odors. Turkey towels used as padding, lipstick stain removal with glycerin, pineapple cream cheese balls. Furniture care with scouring powder and clear lacquer to prevent tarnishing.
Italy’s UN membership since 1955 marked Dec 14
Italy joined the United Nations on December 14, 1955, becoming a member nation and contributing to postwar international cooperation. The milestone reflects Italy’s role in global diplomacy and collective security efforts through the UN framework.
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Italy
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