Fulton Proposes Great Bear Water as Least Cost Supply
Buffalo engineering firm Nussbaumer & Clark recommends Great Bear water as the city’s cheapest option for additional supply. A 45 page report compares Great Bear Farm, Lake Ontario, and expanding the well system with Onondaga County Water District costs. Aldermen plan a special meeting next Wednesday to study the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Neahtawanta
Oswego River
Lake Ontario
Onondaga County Water District
Great Bear Farm
Great Bear
Buffalo
Great Bear Water
Fulton
Special Wedding Anniversaries in Red Creek
Two Red Creek couples marked milestone anniversaries this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Ashley observed their 60th on Friday June 23 after earlier marriage to Miss Julia Spillaine of Ireland and Chan Ashley of Philadelphia. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Freeman. The Ashleys, Red Creek residents for 55 years, have three children. Mr. and Mrs. George Taber celebrated their golden wedding with open house on Sunday June 25 at the home of their children in Red Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Creek
Chan Ashley
South St
Julia Spillaine
Ireland
Philadelphia
N. Y
St. Fabine Church
Lafargeville
Stanley Freeman
Watertown
Ashleys
Mary Mason
Mexico
Marguerite Morris
Syracuse
Philip Ashley
George Taber
Donald Schumaker
Church St
Fulton May employment dips as Strike, then settlement lift output
The New York State Department of Labor reports Fulton loss of 1,221 unemployment insurance claimants mid May, down from 964 in mid April. Total employment across 18 firms fell from 4,357 in March to 3,317 in May due to a strike at Sealright Co, with a near-return to pre strike levels by month end. Seasonal food processing expected to start mid June and non factory work rises slightly with 661 workers. Average weekly earnings drop from 120.95 in February to 115.79 in April as the work week shortens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
New York State Department of Labor Division of Employment
Labor Bulletin
Syracuse
Sealright Co
Bulletin
Five Cars Involved In Two Fulton Accidents
Fulton police investigated two accidents Friday involving five cars and one minor injury. A three car crash at Hannibal Street and North Sixth Street left driver Charles Stupp with a shoulder injury. A second collision on Friday afternoon between Helen Fetkin and Artiline Yule occurred when Yule struck Fetkin from behind as Fetkin waited to turn.
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Fulton — Fulton
Hannibal
North Sixth Sts
Raymond Crouch
RD 6
Oswego
Charles Stupp
Martville
Hannibal St
John Greeney
North Sixth St
West Sixth
Stupp
Helen Fetkin
West First St
Artiline Yule
Fulton
Fetkin
Yule
Youth Accused of Disorderly Conduct Released on Bail
Fulton A 17 year old South Third Street youth was released on $100 bail after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge. David Harris of 5 South Third Street faced Detective William Taylor over abusive language near Fulton Junior High School during exams. He allegedly resisted arrest after others dispersed. He will appear in city court Wednesday.
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Fulton
South Third St
David Harris
William Taylor
Harris
Fulton Junior High School
Taylor
Det
Local Couple Returns From Trinidad Vacation
Mr and Mrs Alfred Greco return to their Greece New York home after a two week vacation in Trinidad West Indies where they stayed at Bretton Hall Hotel in Port of Spain
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Trinidad
Fulton
Alfred Greco
Greece
N. Y
West Indies
Bretton Hall Hotel
Missing Fulton boy found after two hour search
A seven year old Fulton boy Michael Babiarz was reported missing at 1 15 p m by his mother and found at 2 50 p m near Fay Street after taking his brother s bicycle and visiting a school friend Police patrolmen Hugh Barber and Francis Doyle investigated the case and located the boy near a school chum s home
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Fulton
Michael Babiarz
South Fourth St
Fay St
Hugh Barber
Francis Doyle
Obituary of Mrs Belle Rogers of Fulton
Mrs Belle Rogers 75 of Bowens Corners widow of George L Rogers died Friday in Lee Memorial hospital after a short illness. Born in Ira she lived in Fulton all her life and belonged to Bowens Corners Methodist Church Harmony Circle and Bowens Corners Grange. Surviving are two daughters Vivian Wairman and Marjorie Koval nine grandchildren seven step grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services Monday 9:30 a.m. at Sugar Funeral Home with Rev George Dolch officiating Burial in Jacksonville Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Rogers Fulton
Belle Rogers
Bowens Corners
George L. Rogers
Lee Memorial Hospital
Ira
Fulton
Sugar Funeral
George Dolch
Jacksonville
Fueral
Reagan urges hard line in Middle East and Asia stance
President Reagan urges strength over appeasement, calling for a just Middle East settlement without the United Nations and warning that appeasement leads to Vietnam. He says the U S must coexist with communism by strength and that Communists must know it. Earlier Jack McDonald won Young Republican chair, keeping conservative control.
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United States
Middle East
United Nations
Reagan
U. S
Laos
Vietnam
Jack McDonald
Nashville, Tenn
Jim Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
Fulton Personal Notices and Coming Events
Fulton circles and local residents appear in a June 29 meeting notice at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church. Local graduates include Gary L. Lamont who earned a BA in English at Washington and Jefferson College. Carol Gaydos earned an MA at Harvard. Richard W. Murphy earned a BS in business at LeMoyne College and joins Rochester Telephone Co. Holly Waby graduated from Salem College and will work at State Unemployment in Akron. The G Bartletts visit from Niles Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Luella McDougall
Gary L. Lamont
Fred Lamont
Forest Ave
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Richard W. Murphy
South Third St
LeMoyne, College
Syracuse
Rochester Telephone Co
Rochester
Holly Waby
Fred Waby
Fay Sr
Salem College
Akron
Ohio
Mohawk Plane Crash Reported Hidden Flight Recorder Found
Former Maine Gov. John H. Reed said the Mohawk airliner’s flight recorder tape was found intact and will be sent to Washington for analysis. Witnesses described engine trouble and debris as the plane crashed on a mountain top near Blossburg. The pilot, Capt. Charles Bullock, 44, of Cazenovia, N.Y., was identified. a temporary morgue was set up and investigators prepared for difficult identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
John H. Reed
Washington
Blossburg
Corning
N.Y
Louis Schultz
FBI
Charles Bullock
Cazenovia
Elmira
Adventists To Fund Swedish College and Ethiopian Dorms
Roosevelt Seventh-day Adventists will collect an offering this Saturday to support a new classroom at Swedish Junior College and Seminary in Bimbo Sweden, a new men’s dormitory at Ethiopian Adventist College in Addis Ababa, and a mission HQ in Lome Togo. The church assigns quarterly overflow offerings to world divisions. July August and September will aid India and Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Pakistan
Roosevelt Seventh-day Adventists
North America
Statistical Department
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Washington, D. C
World Missions
Glassboro summit fuels hopes for arms pact at UN
The Glassboro talks between Johnson and Kosygin spark cautious U.N. optimism as diplomats foresee possible agreement on a treaty to curb nuclear arms. Observers expect Rusk and Gromyko to push a draft at Geneva while Glassboro braces for a surge of visitors. Johnson invites the public to attend Sunday discussions.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Johnson
Kosygin
Moscow
Christian
Glassboro
Radio Peking
United States
U.N
Red China
Vietnam
U.S
Saudi Arabia
United Nations
Jamil M. Baroody
Rusk
Gromyko
Oldest enlisted Airman Hicks to retire after long service
M Sgt Stewart G Hicks at Travis Air Force Base in California marks his 74th birthday as he prepares to retire July 17. A construction inspector he served under U S and Canadian flags in three wars. His squadron mates hosted a birthday party and he quipped that old soldiers never die they are put out to pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Stewart G. Hicks
U.S
Hicks
60Th Engineering Squadron
Clarence C Umbeck, Hannibal Insurance Owner and Former Mayor
Hannibal former mayor Clarence C. Umbeck died at his Hannibal home after several weeks illness. He owned Umbeck Insurance Co and lived in Hannibal for 40 years. Survived by wife Mabel, daughter Mrs Donald Davenport, a granddaughter, a grandson, two sisters, and a Jacksonville Florida sister. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at his home with Rev Alton Parker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Umbeck
Hannibal
Umbeck Insurance Co
Phoenix
Frank D
Jennie Keller Umbeck
Umbeck
Hannibal Lodge
F&am
Hannibal Volunteer Fire Department
Mabel Matson Umbeck
Donald Davenport
Edna Weldon
Freida Bethea
Jacksonville
Fla
Alton Parker
Hannibal Methodist Church
Allanson-Glanville- Tappan Funeral Home
Orwell resident Thomas Brennan dies after long illness
Thomas Brennan 70 of Orwell died Friday at Evergreen Nursing Home Williamstown after a long illness. Born October 20 1887 in Boylston he lived in Orwell 27 years and retired from Blount Lumber Lacona after 45 years. Survived by wife Rose Barber Brennan three sons George Raymond Brennan Lacona and Francis Brennan Syracuse a daughter Agnes Verdon North Syracuse 15 grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass Monday 10:30 a.m. at St Francis Xavier Cabrini Church burial Evergreen Cemetery Orwell. Home visit Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Thomas Brennan
Orwell
Evergreen
Williamstown
Mr. Brennan
Boylston
Blount Lumber Company
Lacona
St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Catholic Church
Rose Barber Brennan
George
Raymond Brennan
Francis Brennan
Syracuse
Elwin
Agnes) Verdon
North Syracuse
John Brennan Boyston
Patrick Brennan
Watertown
St. Francis Catholic Church
Thomas P. Whalen
Evergreen Cemetery
Youth Recreation Program Starts July 3 in Sandy Creek
The joint program by the two villages and the Town of Sandy Creek with New York State Youth Commission runs July 3 to August 11. Martin Maurer of SCCS directs with Bonnie Pennock assisting. Activities run 9 a.m. to noon at SCCS playground. swimming is Tuesdays and Thursdays at Selkirk Shores State Park for ages through 18.
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Sandy Creek
New York State Youth Commission
Martin Maurer
SCCS
Bonnie Pennock
Selkirk Shores State Park
OLeary Killed in Route 20A Crash Near Honeoye
Thomas F. OLeary aged 25 from Rochester died when his car struck guard rails on a curve on Route 20A near Honeoye south of Rochester. Police reported the accident occurred today and details are under investigation.
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Honeoye
N. Y
Thomas F. O'Leary
Rochester
Senior Citizens Outing and Notable Local News
Phoenix Senior Citizens met for an evening of games at the Sweet Memorial building welcoming Edith Harrington and Chester Hess. A bus trip is planned for July 12 to Emerson Park and Owasco, with departures at 9 30 a m and return at 5 p m. The outing is sponsored by Auburn Senior Citizens with a program by area clubs. Newlyweds Coming Leonard Cross visits from Berkley with niece and husband Vincent and Edna Aylesworth. The couple expect a son, Martin, on June 28 from Charlottesville Virginia. Brenda Marie Mahone and Martin Stewart Aylesworth wed May 6 in Charlottesville and reside on campus at the University. Public notices include graduation events and visits from many friends, with weekend guests and travel details for several locals. Fourth Operation Mrs Besley travels to Portsmouth Naval Hospital for major surgery on Monday with prayers requested.
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Phoenix
Sweet Memorial
Edith Harrington
Chester Hess
Phoenix Club
Emerson Park
Owasco
Sweet Memorial Building
Park
Auburn
Eva Quigg
Leonard Cross
Berkley
Calif
Vincent Aylesworth
Aylesworth
Martin Aylesworth
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Brenda Marie Mahone
Martin Stewart Aylesworth
University
Virginia
Developmental Reading Course To Open July 10
Phoenix Superintendent announces summer Developmental Reading Program for 1967 from July 10 to August 11, 9 00 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday with free books and supplies via Title 1. Bus service provided. no tuition. Parents to be notified by mail.
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Phoenix
Harry H. Howe
Phoenix Central School
Pennellville
James Spear
Pennellville Vacation Bible School
Joan Craner
Linda Wood
Alfred Johnson
Rose Watson
Betty Boots
Irene Quintell
Janice Bell
Marianne Chesbro
Myrna Halstead
Charles Jamison
Louella Donaldson
Halstead
Tina Reith
Thomas Halstead
Includin Kathleen Barber
Katherine An Keith Ledner
Penny Spear
Eileen Hoyt
Tommy
Esther
Helen Halstead
Real Estate Transfers Noted In City Records
Frank Howard Joy of Clearwater Florida transfers property in Oswego to John Famulare Jr at 200 E Second St Oswego for 14.85. Donald C Carpenter of Fulton transfers property in Fulton to Robert H Kastler at Fulton for 23.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard Joy
Clearwater
Fla
John Famulare
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Palladium-Times Dial
Patrick Bros
O' Sindoni Dr
Hall Rd
Oswego City Line
Minetto
Oswego—Fulton
Young Gop
Major
Clinton Osborne
Wahiawa
Hawaii
Osborne
Gaynelle Bartholomew
Tampa, Fla
Carol Gaydos
Andrew Gaydos
Highland St
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Fulton Congregational Church
Clifford Keller
Harold Beardsley
Eugene Walker
Farron Cooper
Harold Mce Gilvray
Newell Barnard
Henry Lundy
Richard Sawyer
Irwin Bartlett
Niles, Mich
Mr. Bartlett
George Bartlett
Bartlett
Mount Pleasant Rd
Mohawk
M. Gertrude Johnson
Rochester St
Fulton, New York
Marion R. Heni
Adventists
Swedish College
Lbj
Vicinity Obituary
Lac
Cael
John Harder
Merle Harder
Potsdam
Essie
Ola Harder
Saranac Lake
Katherine Harder
Ruth Newton
Esther Jennings
Mexico Point
Charles Juno
Ethel Thompson
St. Petersburg
Carl Dimon
John Thompson and
State
Elmet
Florence Huntley
Kenmore Laboratory
Lewis Besley
William Besley
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Besley
William L. Besley
Portsmouth
John Cunniff
Tycoon
Student
Senior Citizen
Cunniff
Oswego Palladium
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