Bodley High 302 Seniors Earn Diplomas in Fulton Ceremony
Bodley High School graduated 302 seniors at Recreation Park field with Marjorie Rath valedictorian and Christine Jenkins salutatorian. Diplomas were awarded by Fulton Board of Education president Mrs. George Booth as a crowd of about 3000 watched in sunny weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Marjorie Rath
Christine Jean Jenkins
Bodley High School
Recreation Park Athletc Field
George Booth
Fulton Board of Education
Rath
Miss Jenkins
Steven Allerton
David Dusharm
Judy A. Naioti
James Manwaring
Cynthia Frost
Marguerite Gillard
Stanton Engagement Announcement
Mr and Mrs George H Stanton of 505 Cayuga Street Fulton announce the engagement of daughter June Christine Stanton to Richard Lee Pierce son of Mr and Mrs Earl Pierce of Marion Miss Stanton a Fulton High School graduate attending Alfred State University works as a secretary at the National Bank in Geneva The fiancé a Marion Central School graduate and 1969 Alfred State graduate is employed by Cornell University at the New York State agricultural experiment station in Geneva
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stanton
Cayuga St
Fulton
June Christine Stanton
Richard Lee Pierce
Earl Pierce
Marion
Miss Stanton
Fulton High School
Alfred State University
National Bank
Geneva
Marion Central School
Cornell University
New York State Experimental Station
Edwin Sellman
Broadwell Ave
Kathleen Ruth Guernsey
David A. Pluff
Francis Pluff
Maple Ave
Miss Guernsey
G. Ray Bodley High School
Richard DeToto
Leone
Pluff
Fulton Tool Co
Fulton Forms Taxpayer Group With Rally Planned
Fulton sees the rise of a taxpayer protest group led by Kenneth Foster a local businessman who says about 200 residents have joined. Foster plans a taxpayers rally next month as the group’s first act and Rudy Scuderi founder of the Auburn Home Owners Assn will meet with Foster to discuss ideas used by the Auburn group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Kenneth Foster
Foster
Rudy Scuderi
Auburn
Fulton Names Two To Recreation Assignments
Fulton announces two appointments for city parks recreation. Ann Carpenter is named waterfront director and Dolores Chalone becomes playground coordinator and music and drama instructor. Len Spaziani, recreation superintendent, disclosed the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Ann Carpenter
Dolores Chalone
Fulton City
Len Spaziani
Miss Carpenter
State University At
Brockport
Miss Chalone
Marywood College
Explorer I Marks First US Satellite Orbit Jan 31 1958
The first American satellite Explorer I was placed into orbit on January 31 1958 by the United States, marking a milestone in the space race. The mission followed early launch preparations and signaled a new era in satellite technology and exploration.
Ground Breaking For Fulton Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Ground breaking ceremonies Sunday started construction of the Our Saviour Lutheran Church at West Third and Curtis Streets in Fulton. Pastor Albert Zoller tapped the first shovel as about 100 onlookers attended. The project will offer worship and education space, with the congregation to use YMCA facilities until completion, with move-in anticipated by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Our Saviour Lutheran
West Third and
Curtis Sts
Albert Zoller
Zoller
YMCA
Fulton Area Graduates and Notables Highlight 1969 Events
The Fulton region lists 65 graduates from St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing with four local girls among them Beatrice Brannan Cheryl Pooler Darlene Sychtysz and Mary Ellen Arnold Also noted are Donald Lewis earning a Purdue Aero Engineering degree Cynthia Morse earning a history degree at Elmira College Kenneth Abbott Magna Cum Laude from Howard Law School Theresa Ardiani and family updates plus Mrs Judd’s Vietnam award for Col James Judd and a European tour by the Whitenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Area
St. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing
Beatrice Beamnan
James Brannan
West River Rd
Cheryl Pooler
Robert Pooler Gansvoort
Darlene Sychtysz
Stephen Sychtysz
Riverside Ave
Mary Ellen Arnold
Alfred Arnold
Bowens Corners
Finish in Second Place in Education Contest Awards
The event awarded a special individual trophy and each team received a school trophy. Host Phil Markert presented the team trophy to faculty advisor Mrs. Betty Hayden. Seated are HCS students Mary Ann Malone Dan Farden and Ellen Malone. The educational contest series will return in the Fall for its fourth season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Markert
Betty Hayden
HCS
Mary Ann Malone
Dan Farden
Ellen Malone
Fulton AFS plans summer stay for Turkish host family
Fulton will host James Auser son of Judge and Mrs Wallace Auser with the American Field Service. He will spend summer in Istanbul living with the Hayr Aydiner family, Muslim hosts with two teenage sons and a daughter who studied in Fulton in 1966. An AFS international bus will stop at G Ray Bodley High School July 11 with Mayor Percy E Patrick Jr welcoming passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Afs
James Auser
Wallace Auser
Istanbul
Turkey
Jim
Hayr Aydiner
AFS
O the
Mos
Lem Faith
Aydiner
G. Ray Bodley High School
Percy E. Patrick Jr
United States
Joseph Penkala
Washington, D. C
Death of Red Creek girl due to asphyxiation
Diane Marie Durell 17 of 27 Furness Road Red Creek died late Saturday night from asphyxiation after collapsing at home. Coroner and doctor attributed strangling after regurgitation. Survived by parents a sister and brother in the U S Army. private family service set for Tuesday. Memorial fund urged for Red Creek Central School.
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Red Creek
Diane Marie Durell
Furness Road
Bayard Hanford
Far Haven
C. Dupha Reeves
Wayne County
Miss Durell
Jack
Grace Durell
Denise
Dean
U. S. Army
Virginia
Ocie Durell
Serath Ford
Becker Funeral Home
Southside
Red Creek Central School
Rochester 9 Swamped In Fulton Game
Gardners of Fulton won the Fulton Softball Assoc Early Bird Tournament by beating Rochester Piggy Backs 22 to 14 in the final. Semifinals saw Rochester defeat B T 18 to 2 and Gardners top Victory Grill 18 to 6. Rochester beat Burton Loomis 18 to 8 to reach the final. Jerry Holden of Gardners earned MVP honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton—Gardners
Fulton
Rochester Piggy Backs
Rochester
B&t
Gardners
Victory Grill
Burton & Loomis
Jerry Holden
Phoenix Fact Finder Named in Phoenix School Dispute
ALBANY The State Public Employment Relations Board named Robert Basso of Pennellville as fact finder for the dispute between the Phoenix Central School District Board of Education and the Phoenix Central School Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Public Employment Relations Board
Robert Basso
Pennellville
Phoenix Central School District Board of Education
Phoenix Central School Teachers’ Association
Fulton Bristol Hill Church Strawberry Social Planned
The Fulton Bristol Hill Church hosts a strawberry and ice cream social this Saturday starting at 7 p m. The public is invited to attend and enjoy refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Bristol Hill
Transfer From Syracuse Hospital To Lee Memorial Hospital
A patient was moved from Syracuse hospital to Lee Memorial hospital as part of a care transfer. The reasons for the move and the patient’s condition were not disclosed in the available text.
Obituary of George A Abrams of Fulton
George A Abrams 71 of County Line Road Phoenix RD 2 Fulton died on arrival at Lee Memorial Hospital after illness at home. Born April 14 1898 in Phoenix he worked as a paper maker and belonged to Pathfinder Rod and Gun club and State Street Methodist Church. Survived by wife Eva Jardin Abrams two sons one in Rome and Leonard of Fulton. stepdaughters Beatrice Blake Rita Shernik Mary Freeman. stepsons Walter Jardin Charles Jardin. 21 grandchildren. brothers Carl and Orlie. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home interment Phoenix Rural Cemetery. Friends may call this evening 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
George A. Abrams
County Line Road
Phoenix RD
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Mr. Abrams
George Abrams
Bertha Rogers Abrams
Granby
Pathfinder Rod and Gun Club
State St. Methodist Church
Eva
Funeral services for Harold R. Stanard Jr.
Harold R. Stanard Jr. 36 of Phoenix died Sunday morning at his home after illness. He served four years in the U S Air Force and was a carpenter. He held roles in Moyers Corners Fire Dept and several clubs. He is survived by parents, three sisters, two brothers, and nine nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Is a man United Church of Christ. Burial Pine Plains cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Stanard Jr
Phoenix
Bonstead Road
Clay
Stanard
U. S. Air Force
Moyers Corners
Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Three Rivers
Bridgeport
Central New York
Red and Gun Clubs
Amateur
Phoenix Post
Harold R. Stanard
Mary Simmons
Memphis
Shirley Stanard
Clay RD
Muriel Cowan
Clifford
Charles
Allanson - Glanville - Tappan
Main St
Norman EK
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Pine Plains Cemetery
Fulton Obituary Leon Kimball
Fulton Leon Kimball 57 of 224 West Fourth Street died Sunday at home He was a General Electric Company employee and World War III Army veteran A VFW Post 569 member and Holy Family Church member Surviving are wife Marion Russo Kimball two sons Francis and Leon Jr two grandchildren two sisters Ethel Quence Syracuse and Minnie Wills Lapierre Mich and a brother Roy Depp Fair Haven Burial in St Marys Cemetery Military rites by VFW Post honor guard Services will be Wednesday at 830 a m at Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 a m at Holy Family Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Leon Kimball
West Fourth Street
Kimball
General Electric Company
VFW Post
Holy Family Church
Marion Russo Kimball
Francis
Leon Jr
Ethel Quence
Syracuse
Minnie Wills
Lapeer
Mich
Roy Depp
Fair Haven
Young and Son Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
VFW
Indian youths learn archery at Jones Academy gym
About 30 young Indians meet every Friday night at the Jones Academy gym in Hartshorne Oklahoma to learn the old art of shooting with bow and arrow from a white instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshorne, Okla
Jones Academy Gymnasium
Hve
Phoenix Central seniors plan college or military futures
The 1960 Phoenix Central School seniors list their intended paths with many headed to Onondaga Community College, Canton State, SUNY Oswego, Auburn Community College, Jefferson Community College, Morrisville and other schools. Several graduates plan military service or employment, with numerous entries noting work, marriage, or training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Central School
Phoenix
Lawrence Allen
Onondaga Community College
David Alsever
Service
Dean Alverson
Marilyn Anderson
Constance Areadi
Canton State Agricultural and Technical College
Margaret Askew
Bonnie Austin
Morrisville
Colorado
Annie Barker
Continental School of Beauty
Richard Bateman
Carl Beattie
Suny Oswego
Raymond Beels
Rita Bell
Roberts Wesleyan College
Cynthia Bishop
Carrier Corp
Mary Blake
Stephen Borte
American School of Drafting
Karen Borthwick
Wayne Breckenridge
Work
Air Force
Sharon Breen
Jefferson Community College
Watertown
Douglas Brown
CCBI
Patricia Brown
James Buchanan
Auburn Community College
Paul Bush
Wendy Butler
Syracuse Beauty School
Alfred Caltabiano
Paul Carpenter
Brian Caswell
Hamilton College
Cynthia Clark
Joan Clark
Famous Art School
Weedsport
Conn
Edward Collins
Navy
Richard Collins
Dawn Conrad
James Crombach
David Cromie
Wayne Crutchley
College of Forestry
Syracuse U
Laura Czirr
Nancy Day
Michael DelGuidice
Vista
Brian Dick
Katherine Dietz
Miami Univ
Oxford
Ohio
Jacqueline DiSalvo
SUNY
Albany
Judith Dryden
Auburn
Sandra Peek
Alfred University
Marjorie Potster
Madison College
Harrisonsburg
Susan Potucek
George Prockup
Thomas Prouty
Marie Raniere
Lisa Rathbun
Suzanne Reed
Linda Regal
Robert Wesleyan College
Ernest Renfrew
Donna Ritchie
Oswego
Barbara Ridgway
Douglas Richards
Oberlin College
Deborah Robbins
Cortland
Russell Strough
Jean Tenhundfeld
Frederick Thompson
Constance Tomb
Earl Turner
Servce
Michael VanCleaf
Nicholas VanderHoff
Richard van Epps
State Agricultural and Technical College
Canton
Stephanie Waldron
Dean Junior College
Franklin
Mass
Glenn White
James Watts
Beverly Warren
Syracuse
Theodora Weaver
Maria Regina College
Wanda Weller
Frances Whelply
Mark Wilcox
Dale Wilkinson
JoAnn Williams
Jacqueline Williamson
Nancy Wood
Joan Woodworth
Funeral home calling hours scheduled this week
Evening hours set for 7 to 9 this evening and Tuesday with two 2 hour blocks from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 at the funeral home for the public to pay respects.
Camp Fire camp opens at Penneillville with 238 involved
A Camp Talool day camp opens in Penneillville for District One with 238 participants including 115 girls and a boys unit. Mrs Beverly Clute leads as director with staff of 15 counselors and 45 aides. water front closed due to lake conditions. notable activities include nature lore crafts song and an all camp cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Camp Talool
Penneillville
Beverly Clute
Helen Dunham
Miss Tiny
Onondaga Camp
Mary Ann Tappan
Jean Coville
Margaret Wilkinson
Margaret Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bodley High
Lillian Caruso
Patricia Cooper
Joseph Okoniewski
Jilene Rivers
Alice Ball
Industral Arts
John Bailey
M. Craig Browning
Peggy Rickard
Gene McDaniel
Miss Frost
Bodley
Barbara Stanton
Nancy Simpson
Fulton Kiwanis
Eugene Nichols
Robert Gardner
United Church Women's
Tom Lockwood
Miss Rath
Pathfinder Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Carl Rowland
Harold McGilvray
Congregational Church
Stanley Macewicz
St. Michael's Church
Donald G. Lewis
South Seventh St
Purdue University
Cynthia Morse
Kanass City
Missouri
Whitaker Rd
Elmira College
Kenneth Abbott
W. Miles Abbott
Howard Law School
Leland Cusack
Florida
Theresa Ardiani
Monroe Community College
Warner Case
Phillips St
Anthony i
Warren, A
Mrs
Fred Whiten
Rochester St
Europe
James Judd West
Sea of Mint
Col
James Judd
Judd
Vietnam
Phil Calkins
Hannibal Central School
Wnys-Tv
Centralite
United Methodist Church
Donald G. Mosher
M. Jeannette Mosher
Palmer Ave
Gaynor-Maslyn Funeral
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Mosher
Most Holy Rosary High School
Central High School
Central City Business School
Gloversville
Santa Maria Court
CDA
James I’. Hanley
Lucy Anna Mosher
James C
Wappingers Falls
Michael I
Quentin H
Francis J
Gregory Mosher
James Durr
Dale Dryer
Cathy Eggleston
Janet Farnham
Patricia Fenton
Brenda Fletcher
Jasper Fratello
John Gilbert
Kathryn Gilbert
William Goldych
Frank Grabowski
Mohawk Valley Community College
Michael Greco
Patricia Guerin
Cynthia Hamilton
Alden Hancock
Sally Haney
Loralie Helbeck
Detoto
Lee Hood
Wellsville
Alfred
Susan Hopkins
Farmingdale
Jimmie House
Robert Hutchinson
Robert Ingerson
Carlene Isham
JoAnne Johnson
Roberts Wesleyan
Mary Kane
Harry Kellogg
Mary Ketcham
Judith Kirkpatrick
Richard Kline
June Knickerbocker
Kings College
Briarcliff Manor
Constance Kuzawski
Irma Langdon
Dept. Health
Elaine Lima
Louis Litchison
Linda Love
Anne Luke
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Barry Mack
Michael Murphy
Kathleen Murtagh
University of Rochester
Bonnie Nardozzi
Andrea Parker
Patricia Pearson
Diane Alfano
James Bishop
Dennis Rathbun
Main Street
Pennellville Road
Randy Wells
Liverpool
Sweet Memorial Building
Charles Parkhurst
Ira M. Pierce
Bert Miles
Mae Churchill
Oswei Ly
East
Busco & Gears
Bridge St
Hiram’s Gen
Tahiti
Gardner
Palladium Times
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