Hammond Gets 20 Years To Life For Slaying
Frank Almarion Hammond, 18, of 223 W Eighth St Oswego, was sentenced by Judge Don H Stacy to 20 years to life for second degree murder in the death of Charles H Anthony. Hammond, committed to Elmira Reception Center for classification, faces possible parole after about 13 years. The plea followed a guilty plea at the June term. other Oswego cases were continued or deferred.
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Frank Almarion Hammond
Eighth St
Don H. Stacy
Pulaski
Charles H. Anthony
Sixth St
Oswego High School
Elmira
New York State
State Parole Board
John R. Murray
Hammond
Anthony
Matott
Diane Matott
Edward F. Crawford
Robert G. Iles
Crawford
Mr. Iles
Murray
Irma Wing
Martin J. Allen
Charles Edward Gillett
Oswego
Peter Mahoney
New York
Stereco
Mississipp
Mis Issi
Matthews Social Agency Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Detroit
Midh
Philadelpta
Syreese
Yana
Pittsburgh
Psilodium Times
Gisd
Colec
Associated Press
Reynolds Funeral Rites Held for John David Reynolds
Funeral services for John David Reynolds who died unexpectedly June 18 at his Fruit Valley home were held at 10 this morning in Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Edwin G. Molnar presiding. Burial followed at Brookside Cemetery in Gilbertsville Otisco County. Bearers included Howard De Groff Edward Plank William Chamberlain Santo Murabito Harry King Jr and Robert Chetney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Reynolds
John David Reynolds
Fruit Valley
Christ Episcopal Church
Edwin G. Molnar
Brookside
Gilbertsville
Otisco County
Howard DeGroff
Edward Plank
William Chamberlain
Santo Murabito
Harry King, Jr
Robert Chetney
White Fang Order Seen As Harsh Rattlesnake Roundup Honor
In Sweetwater Texas four people earned the so called Order of the White Fang over the past six years for getting bitten during the annual rattlesnake roundup. The recognition underlines the risky ritual that attracts participants and spectators alike.
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Sweetwater, Tex
Watertown Girl Weds John Kosboth in Watertown
Miss Angelina J. Valianos and John F. Kosboth were married Saturday June 20 at Asbury Methodist Church Watertown. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Valianos and the couple will reside in Rochester. She is a teacher and he an industrial arts educator.
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Watertown
Angelina J. Valianos
John F. Kosboth
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert D. Jones
Jerry Valianos
Winthrop St
Lyle Kosbeth
Fifth Ave
Oswego
Denise Destunis
Montreal
Canada
Francis McGrath
Carriage House Inn
New England
Rochester
Kosbeth
Watertown High School
Cazenovia Junior College
State University College
Alpha Eta Sorority
West Irondequoit School
Kosboth
Oswego High School
SACO
Obituary for John Elkin 71 in Oswego
John Elkin 71 died Saturday at his daughter's home 135 W Oneida Oswego. Husband of Sylvia Pelton Elkin and father to four daughters Irene Pospessel Marion Geroux Shirley Spicer and Virginia Goman. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. Connell funeral home and 9:30 a.m. St Louis church burial St Peter's cemetery.
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John Elkin
William
Virginia) Goman
W. Oneida St
Sylvia Pelton Elkin
Oswego
Abraham and
Fenette Elkin
St. Louis
Walter
Irene) Pospesel
George
Marion) Geroux
Charles
Shirley) Spicer
Bertha Mattuson
Matilda Schienert
Marie Burton
Arthur
Albert Elkin
Connell Funeral Home
St. Louis’ Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Brother of Marion Terry Found Dead in Knoxboro
Delos Brown Terry aged 53 was found dead Friday in the cab of a truck he drove for bottled gas delivery in Knoxboro. Oneida County coroner Dr. Preston Clark attributed the death to a heart attack. He was born in Sangerfield and was married to Mildred Palmer. He worked for Household Gas Co. in Holland Patent. He is survived by his wife, two sisters Marion Terry of Oswego and Mrs. Joan Marsh al of Clinton, and a brother Horace of Waterville. Funeral service held at 2.
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Marion Terry
Sangefield
Delos Brown Terry
Knoxboro
Oneida County
Preston Clark
Terry
Sangerfield
Mildred Palmer
Household Gas Co
Holland Patent
Oswego
Joan Warshal
Clinton
Horace
Waterville
Community notices and coming events in Oswego area
Junior Girl Scout and Cadette troop trips to Albany planned with 6 AM bus departure from Kessler Memorial. World War I Port City Barracks set a 3 PM Tuesday meeting to elect delegates for July Roch state convention. Oswego Kiwanis Club hosts cocktails and barbecue at Ange Vona’s home with reservations. YMCA Auxiliary picnic at Mrs. Feistel’s. WSCS of Trinity Methodist held annual meeting. several baptisms and anniversaries noted. Oswego Center Methodist plans 5 PM chicken barbecue Saturday. Various obituaries and family gatherings reported. local deaths and birthdays acknowledged, with funeral services in Potsdam and Oswego venues.
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Port City Barracks
Rochester
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times announces publication details, dating from 1925, with editors and officers named. It lists pricing for home delivery, mail options, and carrier service and notes Associated Press membership and emphatic correction policy.
Earthbound Stars Asters Celebrate Color And Form
Lawns and Gardens explores the origin of asters from myth to garden reality. It lists white Whitea Darlastian lavender Sailor Girl and rose Burpee Rose as recent debutants, all with double flowers and tall growth. The piece details blooming times from mid July to September, height ranges from dwarf to three feet, and forms like Cactus flowered and Anemone flowered, ending with a rainbow of colors and sizes for a vibrant summer garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astraea
Earth
Insects Threaten American Plant Life and Quarantine Warnings
A feature on foreign insects harming U S plant life and the need for strict plant quarantine. Inspectors recount incidents from San Francisco to Hawaii, Portland and Texas, including gardenia pests, snails, moth larvae, nematodes and more. The piece also notes a 1964 Kelly Brothers catalog and tips for beginners on houseplants and landscape plant choices.
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Edward Durell
Union Fork and Hoe
Durell
Department of Agriculture
U. S
South America
Chicago
Mexico
Dansville
N. Y
Kelly Brothers
Mickey Shaughnessy Stars In A House Is Not a Home
Mickey Shaughnessy fulfills a life long acting ambition by playing a New York Irish cop in the film A House Is Not a Home. The UPI report highlights his breakout role and the movie's key premise.
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Hollywood
UPI
Mickey Shaughnessy
New York
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Elmira Reformatory
Attica State Prison
Lambrino
Lambrino’s Dry Cleaners
Steve Delia
East Bridge St. A
Oswego, N. Y
Insurance Agency
W. Bridge
8Th St
Robert E. McCormack
Patti's Beauty Bar
Patricia Mack
Betty
Draper St
Bonnet
Maxwell House
Heinz
Jack Spratt
Bil
John Kosboth
By Ida Lepine
Kessler Memorial Building
Albany
Oswego Kiwanis Club
Angelona
Erie St
al Donovan
Ange Vona
LeRoy Dunn
Ken Sicke
Ange Castaldo
YMCA
Harold Feistel
Tallman St
WSCS
Trinity Methodist Church
Ray Murphy
Karl Kocher
Pearl Drake
Ruth Bradley
Oswego Center
Emma Cooper
Oswe 20 Center
George Sharkey
RD 5
Oswego Hospital
Lysander Methodist Church
Elwyn Himes
Middle Road
Scriba
Himes
Shore Oak
Frank Stone
North Scriba
Berlin, N. Y
Carol Miller
Carl Coon
Wilber Coon
Lydia Bateman
Charles Sabin
Potsdam
Stewart Henderson
William Caldwell
Minetto
Lawrence Clancy Sr
Syracuse
Pontiac Hotel
C. Clay (Ann) North
Philmont
N Y
John
Mary Elizabeth) Finneran
Chesapeake Bay Naval Station
Joseph Clancy
Walden, N. Y
Lawrence Clancy
John Clancy
McLean Funeral Home
Frederic Bradley
Grace Episcopal Church
Sangerfield Cemetery
Oswego Palladium
Times
West First St
Oswego N Y
Larence Longton
Thomas A Cloutier
Witorm HH Leghton
Oera
Athe
Daigaard
Geliveres
Edvence
Siitie
Main Orweoo
Northers Cayvoo
Weyne
Lycoming Methodist Church
Rome
Rhubard
Reney
Calif
Cal
West
Savash. C
Earl Aronson
Palladium-Times
IL Ilustrated
Jacobsen
Cloonan
Hall Road
Mickey
Applegate
Oswego Co-op
G.L.F
W. 1St St
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