Paper carrier Nellie Groth dies in Hannibal crash
Nellie C. Groth 64 a Palladium Times carrier delivering routes on County Route 7 died after a head on collision with Robert W. Bornemann II 22 of Hannibal Road 2 near Brackett Road in heavy rain. Two others injured were Donald Hillman 17 and Groth helper with possible head injuries. both yielding good x ray results. The crash occurred shortly after 6 20 p m and was ruled accidental death by District Attorney Eugene F. Sullivan Jr acting coroner awaiting continued investigation. Groth widow of George Groth survived by sister Esther Ketcham. Services set for Saturday at Loescher Funeral Home Oswego burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Oswego County Opens Health Information Referral Service
A new Oswego County Health Information Referral Service provides a countywide answering line to connect residents with medical, social and environmental aid. Director Charles Roemmelt notes over 50 calls, with referrals to appropriate agencies and confidential, numbered files to track services and gaps. Call 342-4058 for Roemmelt or assistant George Cunnan.
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Three Injured In Route 69 Two Car Crash Amboy
Three persons were injured when two cars collided on Route 69 in Amboy at 5 25 p m Both drivers were hospitalized Joan Wart 19 Camden RD 2 sustained a broken left leg and other injuries Frederick Collins 44 Fulton chest injuries and forehead lacerations Ivan Heppel Fulton suffered a facial cut Collins was cited for failure to yield the right of way State police Trooper R C Spoon investigated
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Death notices from Oswego hospital area June 1972
Obituaries list multiple local individuals with names Burdick Buckland O Connor Comerford Grady Wanley and Hanley. Details include death dates in June 1972 at local hospitals, surviving spouses, and burial sites at Pyle s Riverside and St Peters cemeteries. Funeral home visit hours and church services times are noted for each.
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Peter and
Mary Murray O'Connor
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Wanley
Ars Agnes King Hanley
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Nazarene Church relaxes ban on divorced members
The Church of the Nazarene voted to admit repentant divorcees after they show awareness of the sanctity of Christian marriage. Delegates at the general assembly approved the change, noting many fall short of the divine ideal through ignorance sin and frailty and that Christ can redeem them.
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Army bonus offer for enlistment during limited quota
Special branches pay a determined enlistment bonus in addition to the $288 starting salary. Army representatives Sgts Kavanaugh and Kriner invite men to see if they qualify for the special bonus. Call 30602 collect for details. Offer may be changed or discontinued due to manpower needs.
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