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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

5

Pay-Off Picnic awards prizes for CCA contest winners

WOSC hosted the second annual Pay-Off Picnic ending the CCA contest. More than $2,000 in cash prizes were awarded to area clubs including St. Stephen's Altar Society and St. Joseph's Altar Guild. A fashion show of aprons and a poetry contest honored winners. plans for a 13 week 1965 campaign were announced.

WOSC St. Stephen's Altar Society St. Joseph's Altar Guild St. Paul's Altar-Rosary Society St. Mary’s Pta Kemper Chapter Christ Church Trinity Methodist Wscs Aldersgate Circle First Methodist Church St. John’s Women St. Peter's Rosary Altmar Society Fulton CCA St. Paul's Altar King’s Daughter's First Baptist Church

Oswego Hospital Births Reported

Recent births at Oswego Hospital include Roy Raymond to Mr and Mrs William of 68 FE Van Buren Street on June 23. Girls Bartello to Mr and Mrs Frank of 35 Hawley Street on June 23. Windey to Mr and Mrs Lawrence of RD 1 Route 11 Central Square on June 23. Gregway to Mr and Mrs William of 180 FE Mohawk Street on June 23.

Roy Raymond Mrs. William van Buren St Bartello Frank Hawley St Windey Lawrence Central Square Gregway William Mohawk St

New York City Democrats Back Stratton for Senate Nomination

New York City Democratic leaders voiced support for Rep. Samuel Stratton as front-runner for the party’s U.S. Senate nomination amid Kennedy’s withdrawal. Liberal Party will meet to discuss Stratton candidacy as Democratic county leaders rally around a candidate before the Aug 31 convention. Adlai Stevenson was mentioned but undecided. Kennedy arrives in Bonn to honor his brother on an anniversary.

New York New York City Samuel S. Stratton Amsterdam William H. McKeon U.S. Senate McKeon Auburn Stratton Upstate Sam Robert F. Kennedy Stratten Kennedy Washington Kenneth B. Keating Rochester Liberal Party Senate Keating Adlai E. Stevenson United Nations

Five Re-elected Nazarene Leaders Elect Sixth General Superintendent

The Church of the Nazarene at its 16th general assembly in Portland elected Dr. George Coulter secretary of foreign missions as the sixth general superintendent on the second ballot with 453 of 668 votes, fastest ascent to the post. Incumbents Dr. Samuel Young Dr. G B Williamson Dr. W H Lewis Dr. Hugh C Benner and Dr. Hardy C Powers were re-elected. Lawlor trailed with 144 votes. Coulter’s home is Kansas City Missouri.

Church of Nazarene George Coulter Foreign Missions Church of the Nazarene Portland Memorial Coliseum Coulter Church Kansas City Edward Lawlor Evangelism Samuel Young G. B. Williamson W.H. Lewis Hugh C. Benner Hardy C. Powers Dallas Texas

Split on School Principals Pay Increase Issue

Albany AP report details a split over a new state law requiring principals general pay increases to be at least twice teachers raises. Brind argues the law applies to raises effective after July 1, while Broydges says it applies only to raises voted after that date.

Albany N. Y Education Department Charles A. Brind Earl W. Broydges Niagara Falls Senate Education Committee Brind New York City Upstate-Long Island State School Boards Association

Salmon Bite Shatters Washington Catch Record in 1963

Olympia report shows state fishers landed 1,130,308 salmon in 1963, the largest total in history. More than a third, about 437,000, were pinks while silver and Chinook catches were also high.

Olympia Wash

Skin itch relief ad promotes fast action and antiseptic healing

An advertisement urges using TCH MNE-NOT to stop itching from eczema insect bites and surface rashes. It claims quick relief and antiseptic action, with a money back offer at Reed's Pharmacy today.

Reed's

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