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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
5
The tallest structure in England is the Salisbury Cathedral spire at 404 feet tall. It dominates the skyline and dates to the 13th century.
The engagement of Rosemary Ann O Connor to John Patrick McKiernan was announced by her parents in Hamburg. O Connor is a senior at the State University College at Oswego majoring in elementary education. McKiernan is a graduate of the same college and a faculty member at Brookside Elementary School in Greece.
Miss Donna Marie Guyle wed Paul W Rogers Jr at First Methodist Church Mexico in a ceremony led by Rev Bertram Cropp. The couple, both with Syracuse area ties, will both advance teaching careers in North Syracuse and Albany.
Phi Chapter of Beta Chi Inc held its annual officers installation and initiation banquet at the Chart Room on Thursday evening. Ruth Davies re elected president presided over candlelight ceremony with new members Kathy Raby and Nancy Wilson welcomed. Officers named include Eunice Wheeler vice president Teresa Tripp recording secretary Joan Barry treasurer Eleanor Lee corresponding secretary Pat Tripp historian Nancy Reitz and Jane Miller scholars representatives Diane Osetek parliamentarian and Marjorie Weber publicity manager. Mrs. Davies received a gift from Eunice Wheeler and spoke of a productive year ahead. Entertainment featured Irish folk singers John Lynch and Timothy Ahern.
Dr and Mrs Le Roy Dunn and family left for Hyattsville Md after resigning SACO faculty posts to join a federal transportation job in Washington DC Their Sunset Terrace home hosts a July 7 watercolor show opening with studio painting prep and refreshments. James R Garlock of Portland visits his parents at 24 Draper St before pursuing Antioch College summer study toward a Masters in biology and physics. Mrs Garlock formerly Ellen Taber Oswego teaches in Portland schools.
The County Historical Society museum at Headquarters House will be open daily from 1 to 5 p.m. through August. The Sigma Delta Class of Trinity Methodist Church meets at 8 this evening at Mrs. Vivian Decker's home, 185 East Fifth Street.
The New Fellowship Club holds its annual covered dish picnic at 6 30 p m on Wednesday at the home of Mrs Fred Geers on West Fifth Street RD Mrs Harold Feistel serves as president and will conduct the business meeting during the evening.
The Senior Citizens of Oswego will honor members with June birthdays at the regular meeting on Wednesday. Cake and ice cream will be served. Members aged 60 and over are welcome to attend.
Jayncee members elected officers to serve with incoming president Mrs. Shirley Murabito. Elected to roles include Mrs. Gail Bisesi as vice president, Mrs. Judy LaFave as secretary, Mrs. Roberts Barbera as treasurer, and Mrs. Nancy Dowd as parliament.
An urgent work party for all Art Guild members has been announced for 7 p.m. Thursday at the guild hall. All members are urged to attend to complete a set of conservation and display preparations.
Australia’s famed painting drew global attention as it sold for a record price in Sydney. The artwork moved from a private collection to an international buyer, signaling strong demand for iconic Australian art.
Oswego Hospital reports births including sons for Richardson at Red Creek on June 23 and Munger at Oswego on 208 160 W First St, a Kennedy birth on RD 3 Fulton in late June, and a Coe daughter born June 24 to a Fulton family.
Police said Howard Allard reported Wednesday night that his son Robert was missing. Officers, firefighters and sheriff deputies searched the house and neighborhood, checking the premises four times. The boy was found shortly after.
Four Oswego High School graduates were honored at a luncheon at the Pontiac Hotel for volunteer service as Candy Stripers at Oswego Hospital. Sharon Davey, Jean Kon, Sandra Stock, and Marlene Tta received recognition with bracelets for their hours of service totaling 188, 187, and 153 percent hours respectively. Others at the event included Mrs. Warren Anderson and Mrs. Richard Dekker of the hospital auxiliary.
Jeanne Ann Leto daughter of Mr and Mrs John Leto Jr of Ridgeway Sites marries Brian C Lueders son of Mrs Fred Lueders of New Canaan Conn The ceremony at the chapel of Episcopal Church June 22 featured maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Leto Oswego and best man Barry Lueders The couple plan a reception at the bride’s parents home and both attended Oswego State University and Georgetown University while Lueders graduated from UNC Hill and American Can Company Oakland Calif
June 2 is observed in Italy as a holiday marking the Proclamation of the Republic. Citizens recall the historic transition from monarchy to republic and honor national unity.
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