Appointments To County Positions Are Made Known
Oswego County Civil Service Commission revealed several permanent and probationary appointments in the County Welfare Department Public Health Nursing Service and Probation Department. New hires include Mary Muller Mexico and Barbara Smith Mexico as typists at 3000 annually. Betty Woolworth registered nurse and Barbara Gardner senior stenographer with 3200. Robert N. Putman Oswego Town appointed to County Treasurer’s Office after scoring 86.5 on senior account clerk exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
W. Seventh St
Audrey Johnson
Bronson St
Don H. Stacy
Robert N. Putman
Oswego Town
Civil Service
Andrew A. Combs
Yates Ave
Joseph G. Familo
Fifth Ave
Helen L. Buske
W. Albany St
Ilene E Horr
Varick St
Violet Coon
Gerrit
Ralph L. Pare
E. Eighth St
Irene E. Bacon
Margaret Johnson
J. Gregory Merriam
Barbara Gurney
Louise Cooper
Joanne M. Hirsch
Phoenix
Rosemary Trahan
Fulton
Alice Waldron
Mae Schmidt
Central Square
Appointments Made In Mexico Academy and Central School District
James Bk Humbert receives permanent transportation supervisor post at Mexico Academy and Central School District effective July 1 1965 with a salary of 6800 Harold E Russ named permanent superintendent of Buildings and Grounds at the district effective July 1 1965 at 9500 Betty Ramsey named permanent Typist in Mexico School District effective July 1 1965 at 2700 Charles Jones appointed non competitive Bus Driver in Hannibal School System effective May 1 1965 at 1800
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James Bk
Humbert
Mexico Academy
Central School
Harold E. Russ
Mexico
Betty Ramsey
Charles Jones
Hannibal
Fulton K. of C to Change Home and Sell Property
County Judge Don H Stacy allows the Knights of Columbus Home Association of Fulton to sell 173 S First St Fulton to First Academy Corp for 19000. They may buy 115 S First St from Fulton Chamber of Commerce for 32500 with mortgage 18184.74 assumed. The lease with C Food Markets expires March 17 1986. Attorneys Eugene F Sullivan Jr and Wilson Smith represented the K of C and Chamber respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don H. Stacy
Knights of Columbus Home Association of Fulton, Inc
S. First St
Fulton
First Academy Corporation of Fulton
K. of C
Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Inc
Chamber
C. Food Markets, Inc
Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr
Wilson Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy seeks land release for drought grazing in New York
Senator Robert F. Kennedy asked the U S secretary of agriculture to release federal controlled land in 24 New York counties for livestock grazing and haying. He cited widespread drought lowering pastures and forage inventories by 25 to 50 percent and listed Chemung Tioga Broome Chenango Otsego Delaware Sullivan Ulster Dutchess Columbia Albany Schenectady Fulton Saratoga Rensselaer Washington Essex Clinton St Lawrence Jefferson Franklin Greene Schoharie and Oneida counties as needing aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
New York State
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Syracuse Chancery appoints Rev Chester A Misercola at Utica parish
The Chancery office in Syracuse announced the appointment of Rev Chester A Misercola, Oswego native, as assistant pastor at St Anthony's Church in Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Chester A. Misercola
Oswego
Ferguson Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Ferguson of Southwest Oswego marked their 50th wedding anniversary on June 6 with a reception for 250 at the Polish American Club Oswego. They wed June 8 1915 at the Methodist Church in Southwest Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ferguson
Southwest Oswego
West Third St
Oswego
Jane Sidman
Hannibal
John Williams
Ferguson
Methodist Church
E. 0. Webster
Mae. Cherritree
William Irwin
Mexico
N.Y
Virginia
Utica
Syracuse
Walcott
Baldwinsville
Red Creek
Fulton
Dads of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Ferguson
Philip Foote
Orville St
the Baptist
Car Pet Fund Sunday marks church sanctuary carpet drive
West Baptist Church observes the 100th anniversary of its sanctuary with a June 27 morning service. A special offering will raise 3000 dollars to carpet the sanctuary, led by Mrs Allan W Davis with Albert W Lewis and Miss Hilda Bareham coordinating. Additional 100th anniversary events are planned for September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baptist Church
Allan W. Davis
Albert W. Lewis
Hilda Bareham
John Williams
State Comptroller completes audits of Pulaski units
Albany state Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the completion of fiscal examinations of Pulaski village and Pulaski Free Public Library along with other towns villages and school districts. Reports copied to local clerks and officials and available for public review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Arthur Levitt
Pulaski
Pulaski Free
Oswego Nurse to Wed Rochester Man from Kodak Firm
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Florence J. Harrison of Oswego to William G. Bennett of Rochester. Miss Harrison, a supervising nurse with the Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service since its start on April 1 1963, will resign after marriage. Bennett works at Eastman Kodak in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. Harrison
Oswego
William G. Bennett
Holcroft Rd
Rochester
Harrison
Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service
Mr. Bennett
Eastman Kodak
Polish Women’s Club Holds Last Summer Meeting Sunday
Ida Lepine reports the Polish Women’s Club will meet this Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Polish Home. A luncheon honors birthday members Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Bok, Mrs. Sliva, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Swhader, and Mrs. Lichorobiec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lepine
John Zajac
Jack Hart
Laura Bok
Zofia Sliva
Walter Wallace
Michael Swhader
Matthew Lichorobiec
Johnson urging United Nations unity in 1965 world cooperation drive
President Johnson urged the United Nations to unite for a 1965 International Cooperation Year and to form an alliance for human progress. He pressed population control, noting that small investments yield large returns, and called for reducing armaments as disarmament talks approach. He urged global action and hoped other nations would join.
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Johnson
U.N
United Nations
United States
Color Change In License Plates in New York in 1966
New York State will replace black and gold plates with blue background and gold numbers starting 1966. Two Auburn Prison plates will last six years, each year bearing a small plastic sticker to show paid registration. The change aligns with a broader overhaul including permanent plates and staggered expirations.
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Albany
William 8. Hults
New York State
Auburn
New York
Hults
Pilots Sought Again for Seaway Vessels
MASENA reports more pilot slots opened on the St Lawrence Seaway as Capt A T Meschter notes past year foreign ships navigated without Seaway pilots. With few applicants for pilotage, the shortage worsens this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Seaway
A. T. Meschter
Resignation Statement From Oswego Post 268 Leader
Don A Woodard resigns all offices in Post 268 American Legion Oswego New York following a dispute over constitution interpretation with Commander Pickard. The announcement notes the resignation is official and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Palladium Times
American Legion
Pickard
Oswego
N. Y
Don A
Woodard
Woodard Asked to Resign as Oswego Legion Adjutant
Commander Robert D. Pickard of the William S. Monaghan American Legion Post 268 Oswego N Y quotes Article 3 Section 2 of the American Legion constitution to demand the resignation of Donald Woodard as post adjutant for breach of political neutrality. The commission cites the post to remove an officer holding remunerative public office from partisan influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palladium-Times
Donald Woodard
Seventh Ward
Constitution of the American Legion
American Legion
William S. Monaghan American Legion
Oswego
N. Y
the American
Guod
Robert. D. Pickard
Kathleen Lawrence Attends Red Cross Small Craft School
Kathleen Lawrence, 80, of Albany Street, attends the American Red Cross National Small Craft School at The Elms Camp in Hammondsport from June 13 to 23. She is among 80 students learning safety afloat and Red Cross instructional methods for canoeing boating and sailing, and will plan community small craft programs. Lawrence, enrolled through the Greater New York Red Cross Chapter, will use the training as waterfront head at Camp Ma-He-Tus Bear Mountain New York. She is a senior at State University College at Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Lawrence
Albany St
American Red Cross
Elms
Hammondsport
Kathleen
Red Cross
Miss Lawrence
N.Y.C
Hearing on Crossing Safety Improvement for Hastings Route
Public service examiner Rothstein heard New York Central plans to install automatic flashing signals at the Morse Road grade crossing on the Mohawk St Lawrence line. Seven daily freight trains run up to 40 mph. Hastings officials anticipate more traffic with a new school and development.
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Syracuse
Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
Hastings
Jacob I. Rothstein
State Office
Mohawk-St. Lawrence
Watertown
Morse
Carley Mills Rd
New York Central
David A Rowe
Freemont Road
Erwin Rowell
Rexford Place
Town of Hastings
Harold D. Bradford
Central Square
Howard C. Strawing
N. Main St
Charles F. Slack
Albany
Vincent Furlong
William R. Stevens
Rowell
Bradford
Crossing Safety Upgrade at School Route Sought
The report notes ten daily crossings during school terms with Slack recommending more safety lights for the crossing which currently has only one sign. He cites safety as the key factor in his decision.
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Slack
Congregational Worship to Start at 10 A M Sundays
The United Church of Christ Congregational shifts worship to 10 a.m. all summer, with church school suspended until Sept 12 and nursery open each Sunday. Rev Rees T Williams will preach on What Are You Living For. Choir soloist Mrs Jerrold Nieminen performs I Will Sing of Thy Power. organ selections by Mrs Vera M Clark. A trustees meeting follows worship. Lord's Supper to be administered on Sunday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ
Congregational
Rees T. Williams
Jerrold Nieminen
Protheroe
Vera M. Clark
Lewys Thomas
Penpark
Jesus
J.T. Rees
Board of Trustees
Dean's List Honors for Clarkson Spring 1965
William M. Robb, a junior in chemical engineering from 307 Cherry St, is named to Clarkson College of Technology spring semester 1965 Dean's List. A total of 209 students achieved high scholastic marks. 46 seniors, 45 juniors, 44 sophomores, and 74 freshmen are listed based on a 3.25 quality point ratio.
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William M. Robb
William Robb
Cherry St
Clarkson College of Technology
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Patricia Conroy
Helen McCarthy
Hiawatha Legion
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North Scriba Baptist Church
YMCA
Oswego Center Methodist Church
Johnson-Un
ARC School
Oswego Center
Grant Taylor
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