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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
4
Ground breaking ceremonies will be held today at Fulton City Hall for a $1.2 mile structure. Construction starts immediately with a turret date planned for the project at the municipal site.
Robert Anthony Torba, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony W Torba of Fulton, earned a Bachelor of Arts in biology from St John Fisher College Rochester on June 2. He will begin medical dentistry studies at Buffalo University in September with completion slated for 1969. City officials including Mayor Percy E Patrick Jr and Alderman Harold Guilfoyle will attend a brief ceremony at the new South First Street building site purchased from Dr Gerard Steinitz, The American Legion and Marsh Walrath.
Mrs. Edith Hart te of East River Road North is named as a patient in Lee Memorial Hospital as reported in local notices.
Matthew Frawley is a patient at Smith-Mansfield Rest Home. Mrs. Mables Dollar visits her sister Mrs. Florence Rickey on Buffalo Street.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Youngs and family moved Saturday from South Fourth Street to Clayton.
The 1968-69 officers of Mount Pleasant United Methodist Youth Fellowship were installed: President April Kimball, Vice President Richard Simoneau, Treasurer Patricia Kenyon, Secretary Peggy Kenyon, Christian Faith John Watson, Christian Fellowship Michael French, Christian Citizenship Colleen Parson, Chris Outreach Wesley Stevens, Christian Witness Rae Watson. Mount Pleasant and North Volney Youth Fellowship are combined.
Larry Durfey of Silk Road underwent surgery after several weeks as a patient at Oswego Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Claude Trem aine of Dempster have purchased a house on East River Road north according to a local real estate report.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rice of Silk Road welcomed relatives from Utah and Idaho as visitors, marking a warm family gathering with extended kin across western states.
Mr and Mrs Warren Cotton and family on Roach Street hosted Mr and Mrs Howard Cotton from Bloomington Illinois as their guests during a visit full of hospitality and conversation.
Mrs. Sidney Clarke of Whitaker Road has returned to her home after spending time at Paul Clarke’s residence in Vouney.
Mr and Mrs James Bartlett and Mr and Mrs William Van derhaden with family of Whitaker Rd visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Stacy and family at Remsen.
The Senior Citizen Chorus met Monday evening June 17 for its final gathering until fall. After rehearsal they honored Mr and Mrs Frank Woodruff for their 49th wedding anniversary to be observed June 21, with gifts presented and refreshments served.
Misses Alice and Beatrice Johnson and Mrs Luella Mc Dougall of Rowlee Road were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Harry Calkins in Martville.
Mrs. George Bartlett of Mount Pleasant returns home from Lee Memorial Hospital after sustaining injuries from an accident.
Mr and Mrs Richard Clark of Silk Road announce the birth of a daughter on June 12.
Mrs Florence Wilcox of South Sixth Street was admitted to Lee Memorial hospital Tuesday morning after being stricken.
Mrs Fay E Whipple of Fulton died Monday in Syracuse Memorial Hospital after a several week illness. She worked 15 years at Marine Midland Trust and 10 years at Citizens National Bank. Survived by husband and four sisters two brothers services Thursday 9:30 a.m. Gardiner Funeral Home and 10 a.m. Immaculate Conception Church burial Fairdale cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
Miss Emma A. Sullivan of Fulton died Monday. Services arranged for Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Sugar Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in St. Marys cemetery. She taught 46 years in Fulton elementary schools and was a graduate of Fulton schools and Oswego Normal School. Survived by a nephew and niece, Dr and Mrs John Carroll of Fulton, and several nieces and nephews.
Mrs Mary Bryant Curran 76 of 259 South Sixth Street died Monday. Services Thursday at 1 30 p m at Young and Son Funeral Home and at 2 p m at State Street Methodist Church with Rev Harold A Thomas officiating. Burial in Mount Adnah cemetery.
Mrs. Bessie L. Follett 83 of Oswego Street Hannibal died Monday at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton widow of Floyd Follett who died in 1965 She was born in Carlton and lived most of her life in Hannibal She was a member of Hannibal Community Church Mispah Class and the Senior Citizens Club Survived by nephew Verner Cox Nyack and several cousins Services 2 p.m. Thursday Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home Calling hours 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home
Fulton Meadow Lane Day Camp registration continues for Girl Scouts of the Fulton Neighborhood. Activities include basket weaving crafts songs games outdoor cooking and nature study. Leaders welcome. Nursery provided. Bus schedule July 7 11 at Lanigan School with pickup also at Fulton Junior High School.
In 1956 the average cow produced about 3000 quarts of milk annually and by a decade later the average increased to 4250 quarts per year.
Nes tle Co. marked four decades of service with a dinner program featuring James H. Gillis plant manager William Peavey general foreman Schroeppel and Charles Cieszeski superintendent of production. The event noted the supervisor of the Moulding Department and long serving staff.
Julie Roberts wins the $3,000 John Ben Snow scholarship and Donna Basehore receives a $2,000 Dr Edward W Sprague college scholarship at Pulaski Academy and Central School commencement. Sixty nine seniors graduate with Basehore heading to Potsdam State.
The Catholic Youth Organization of St. Stephen's Catholic Church honored the Phoenix school seniors in a Sunday breakfast after a folk Mass. Principal Vincent Castiglion, Donald Generous, Wilfred Farrell, Mrs. Nora Murtagh and John Rowland addressed attendees. Class of 1968 names included Roseanne Jordanelli, Jack Casbara, Michael Szyr, Kathleen DeMarco and others.
The historic 1915 call connected Alexander G. Bell in New York with T. A. Watson in San Francisco marking a milestone in long distance communication. The achievement showcased rapid progress in telephone network reach and cross country dialogue.
Nora Mary Walter daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Walter and Floyd V Mills son of Mr and Mrs Floyd G Mills were married Saturday at St Stephen Catholic Church. Officiant Rev Alexander C Pilla, organist Miss Mary Agnes Ward. The couple plans to reside in Phoenix after a Milwaukee honeymoon. They are graduates of Phoenix Central School. Bride worked at Bowl Inn and had four showers. Mills works for Lipe Railway in Syracuse.
Community notices include Phoenix seniors dancing at the Sweet Memorial building with refreshments, a June 28 games night, and a July 9 bus trip to Green Lake. Also upcoming: a Mission Appeal at St. Stephens Church on July 7 and a July 8 Lions Hall youth recreation program with crafts and a puppet theatre display.
Phoenix Central School bus garage employees sponsor a benefit block dance with refreshments entertainment and ice cream social for Mr and Mrs Victor Bell. The event is Thursday July 18 in the J C Birdlebough school parking lot or inside if rain. Donations or ticket sales contact Ray Edwards. Also noted is the committal service for Mrs Elizabeth Sweet widow of Dr Earl V Sweet held at Phoenix Rural cemetery with family attendance.
A two day rummage and bake sale will occur at Granby Center Methodist Church on Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Royce Painter chairs the rummage sale with Mrs. Edna Wilcox assisting, and Mrs. Floyd Kelly chairs the bake sale.
Judith Anne Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Baldwin and Lawrence Allen Crutchley son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Crutchley were united in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Phoenix. The couple will reside in Schenectady after teaching assignments with a Canada trip honeymoon.
Fulton mid continent telephone corp appeals NLRB decisions calling elections in Manlius and Marcellus affiliates. Manlius vote would choose Communications Workers Union IBEW or neither. Marcellus vote to determine representation by IBEW or no union. NALB set July 11 for ballots, appeal delays polling until board acts.
The city of Venice comprises roughly 118 tiny islands connected by bridges and canals. This geographic fact highlights its unique urban layout and historic development.
The snippet lists varied percentages and figures such as 40 percent 377 percent 34 percent 33 percent 82 percent 4834 with numbers like 7.50 to 7.65 and 72 percent. It appears as a fragmented market data clip lacking clear context or complete records.
A horse show clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Main Knoll Farm in Sauter Central Square, with Robert Millier of Weedsport as judge. Youths up to 19 years may bring their ponies or horses and an cafeteria lunch will follow.
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