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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
3
The Fifth Sunday after Trinity services at 120 W Fifth St feature Rev. Rollin D Malany as priest in charge. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. with sermon, followed by a 11 15 a.m. reception for Father Malany at the parish house.
The Christian Science and Community Methodist Church at Minetto announces Rev. Charles H. Marks will lead Sunday services at 11 a.m. with church school at 10 a.m. A sermon on Methodists and Alcohol will be delivered. nursery care and children's sermon provided. Beginning July 5 summer hours shift to 10 a.m. for both church school and worship.
Trinity Methodist Church East Forts at Utica Streets led by Rev. George M Butler offers morning worship with Holy Communion at 10 a m The sermon is The Two Symbols A child care nursery is provided and is chaired by Mr and Mrs Neil Bundy On Monday the pastor attends the Falts Home for the Aged annual meeting in Herkimer N Y from 10 a m to 3 30 to 8 p m Oswego Wesley Foundation is listed The Sacrament of Baptism is set for Sunday July 5 at 10 a m The Church Vacation School begins July 5 There is a U S C S finance committee meeting at the church Tuesday at 7 36 p m
St Pauls Lutheran Church at Sixth and Lawrence. Pastor John A W Kirsch. June 28 fifth Sunday after Trinity. 9 a m church school 10 15 a m worship service led by Rev W Alfred Wietz. 7 p m Intermediate Luther League meeting. Thursday 7 30 p m Senior Luther League at Don Sova home Meridan Ave Minetto.
The United Church of Christ Congregational at East Fourth and Oneida Streets led by Minister Rees T. Williams holds Bible class at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. Nursery services accompany the worship hour titled Personality Plus.
The Presbyterian Church at West Fifth and Oneida Streets conducts morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon What Shall We Do and special music by Cherub and junior choirs. Nursery upstairs run by Mrs Gordon Eddy and Ruth Williamson. Training meeting Monday 7 30 p.m. for Self-Study Program at Port Central church Syracuse. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday 7 p.m.
Rev. Hugh C. Whitaker leads services at 9 a.m. Sundays through the summer with a 10:30 a.m. worship service and no Sunday school until Sept. 13. The church school session ends this week. Activities include a staff meeting Tuesday 8 p.m. and a congregational picnic Wednesday at Fair Haven State Park with bus transportation.
The Church of the Nazarene at 129 E Fourth St announces morning worship at 11 a.m. with Pastor Bernard A Prosser, youth service at 6:45 p.m., evening service at 7:30 p.m. and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 9 W Mohawk St hosts services at 11 a m with a 11 a m Sunday school and a Wednesday service at 8 p m The Bible lesson centers on receiving the kingdom as a child and readers explore readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The subject is not fully shown in the fragment
Rev George H. Yager pastor leads Sunday events at East Oneida Third Street including junior choir rehearsal at 9 50 a m morning worship with faith of our fathers what is it anthem my friend at Calvary soloist Mrs Frederick Sweeney and 3 p m devotions at County Jail. Tuesday 7 30 p m Board of Christian Education meeting planning July church picnic.
West Baptist Church at West Third and Mohawk Streets hosts a 2 PM sermon titled The Privacy of God. The Zeta Bell Choir travels to an area bell choir conference at Alfred University.
The Episcopal Church of the Evangelists at 22 E Oneida St led by Rev. Edwin G Molnar offers Holy Communion at 8 a m and 10 a m on Sundays with sermon and nursery services.
Ministers Robert E. Pennock and Carl C. Swift lead summer worship at 9 30 a m with nursery and kindergarten. Mrs George Wright sings. Dr Pennock preaches Epitaphs. Coffee hour hosted by Dr and Mrs Charles Pyke. Monday luncheon at Pontiac Hotel for WSCS presidents and student work secretaries at 12 05 p m. Wesley Foundation meeting at 3 30 p m with dinner. Wednesday Youth Fellowship scavenger hunt at 7 30 p m at the parsonage with refreshments.
At 85 W Third Lt Harold Borrer outlines a week of church activities. Morning Holiness meetings and Junior Soldiers daily, with open air and Salvation meetings in the evening. Various days feature Vacation Bible School, Corps Cadets, Torchbearers, Bible study, Prayer and Praise, Home League, and Junior Legion activities for boys and girls.
At Dra cos Restaurant nine tables participated in the Dup licate Bridge Club event. North-South winners were Marian and Florence Brown, Ariel Whitney and Irene Carerson, and Paul Hadley with Joe Kelley. East-West leaders were Larry Felt and Stanley Hinman, Jean Switzer and Dora Barr, and Polly with Gene Carnes. Next session is Thursday July 9 at 8 p.m. contact president Mrs. Roger Blakley for a partner.
Mrs Gladys Stevens of Richland won a Pepsi Cola contest and collected 258.79 dollars worth of groceries in ten minutes at Wilsons Red and White Store in Richland.
Mona A. Silverman aged 20 of The Bronx was found guilty on four counts of possession and sale of marihuana after a Tompkins County Court trial. Judge Norman G. Stagg kept her on $1,000 bail pending a probation report as she awaits sentencing. her appeal is planned. Gordon Light, 23, an Ithaca College student and son of Ben Light, pleaded guilty to a marijuana possession misdemeanor.
Parish details list Rev Paul H Martineau as pastor and Rev Moritz Fuchs as assistant pastor. Sunday Masses at 7 8 9 15 and 11 a m with baptisms at 2 p m and perpetual novena of the Miraculous Medal each Monday at 7 30 p m.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward G. Quaid presides with Rev. Robert E. Hall Rev. John J. Daley and Rev. Robert W. Wood as assistants. Sunday Low Masses at 6 8 9 and 10 High Mass at 11 Baptisms at 1 Rosary and Benediction at 5 Every First Friday Holy Hour at 7 30 p m.
Rev. Joseph M Kowalczyk leads St Stephen's Church at Niagara and Hawley Streets. Sunday Masses are at 8 30 a m and 11 a m with holyday masses at 7 45 a m and 7 30 p m. Weekday Masses at 7 45 a m. Saturday mass at 8 a m. Baptisms held Sunday after the 11 a m Mass.
St. Joseph's Church on West First Street near Oneida and Mohawk lists Rev. Francis J. Furfaro as pastor with assistants Rev. Edward Patane and Rev. John J. Corbett. Masses are 8, 9, 10 and high Mass at 11 a.m. every Sunday, with baptisms at 11:45 a.m.
St Johns Church at West Third and Erie lists Sunday Low Masses at 8 9 30 and 11 a m with Baptisms at 130 p m or by appointment. Pastor is Rev Harold J Quinn with assistants Rev John J Comesky and Rev Robert S Jones.
Rev. Arthur J. Blodget at Church East Fourth Street and Bridge Street announces Sunday Low Masses at 7 and 8 30 am with High Mass at 10 30 am and daily Mass at 7 45 am.
At East Seventh and Albany Sts a parish led by Rev John A Quinn and Rev Lawrence Shu offers Sunday services with Low Mass at 7 and 9 am and High Mass at 11 am.
The Calico Club gathered Thursday at the American Legion rooms in Mexico with Mrs. Wales Halsey hosting and sixteen members present. They welcomed Mrs. Fred Delaney back for the summer and planned an outing for July 30.
The Oswego Board of Education reports 52 applicants for the Oswego superintendent position. Thirty-seven are current superintendents, 25 hold doctoral degrees, 33 are from outside New York, and one serves in Uganda. The consultants will recommend six to eight top candidates for interview and site visits.
Three young men were injured slightly in a two vehicle collision on Route 48 in Granby. Wayne Beardsley, 19, and James Lockwood, 23, suffered facial and head injuries. a passenger, Joseph Durcan, 22, suffered facial lacerations and a bruised knee. Trooper David Rath cited additional storm related accidents with no injuries reported.
Syracuse AP report notes Bishop Prince A. Taylor of Baltimore became the first Black clergyman to lead a predominantly white area as Newark Episcopal head. The Northeastern Jurisdiction created Newark and Central Pennsylvania Episcopal areas, with Newell Booth named Central Pennsylvania supervisor. The move aims to end segregationist practices and integrate jurisdictions by geography rather than race. More than 300 delegates attended the conference.
In Wichita Kansas Arlie Looney reports a pollination mix up yielding an unusual garden scene tomatoes dangling among potato vines and potatoes growing at the roots creating a surprise harvest in his plot.
Sen. Keating pushes an amendment to block the Air Force from building new facilities outside New York to house work moved from Griffiss Air Base in Rome. GAO said savings claimed from closing the ROAMA were unclear and missing data hindered evaluation. Senate may seek a conference compromise with the House.
Marine Midland Corporation filed with the SEC a registration statement for a 60 million public offering of debentures due 1989. The unsecured notes fund growth via affiliated bank stock purchases and loan contracts, with 9 million of bank loans repaid from proceeds. Underwriting is by First Boston, Eastman Dillon, and UC Securities. trustee is First National City Bank, New York.
The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute estimates that the average milk bottle makes 33 trips from dairy to home and back. Returnable beer bottles average 28 trips while soft drink bottles average 25 trips.
Oswego Palladium Times published daily with carrier and mail rates. Lists offices, officers, and advertising reps and notes Associated Press membership and standards for local news accuracy. Rates include in city 26 dollars annually and mail subscriptions across New York State and beyond.
Mrs Katherine E Graul 64 widow of Frank Graul of 7410 Salina St Pulaski dies at 730 am in the House of the Good Samaritan Water Town where she had been a patient since May 19 Born Brooklyn Sept 24 1899 a daughter of Frank A and Louise Manuel Adelmann Educated in Brooklyn she worked 15 years as a secretary with Nemo Co Long Island She married Frank Graul Aug 4 1937 in NYC and moved to Pulaski after his retirement five and a half years ago He died Feb 17 She was a member of Lutheran Epiphany Church NYC and attended Park Methodist Church here Surviving sister Mrs Pratt Balcom North St Pulaski five nieces and two nephews Services 2 pm Tuesday Foster Funeral Home Rev W Russell Clark Park Methodist Church officiating Burial South Richland cemetery Friends may call Sunday 7 9 pm and Monday 2 4 and 7 9 pm
Three young men stole two beer cases from a stock basement at the Pulaski Diner. After removing the beer through a cellar window they were later arrested in Mexico and Pulaski on petit larceny charges. All pleaded guilty before Justice Marshall Minor and paid $10 fines with restitution.
Army ROTC Cadet John Pr Di Toma 20 son of Mrs Santa Principato Route 1 Central Square New York began six weeks of intensive training at Fort Riley Kansas on June 20. He is in the ROTC program at Kansas State College of Pittsburg and is a Central Square High School graduate of 1961.
A head on collision on Route 26 two miles south of Whitney Point left 22 year old Mrs. Lucille Schweckendieeck of Johnson City dead and six others hospitalized including her husband Harry Schweckendieeck Sr and son Harry Jr age 5. The crash occurred in a dip near the Broome County village.
Regular whole milk accounts for about 88 percent of all milk beverages consumed in the United States, underscoring its dominant role in consumer diets and dairy market share across the nation.
A severe electrical storm across Oswego County caused a blaze at Seeley's Restaurant on Route 11 near Pulaski. Firefighters from Ringgold, Sandy Creek, Richland, and Lacona battled the flames two hours, preventing spread to the main dining area amid downed wires and widespread storm damage.
Mitton Holthouse filed a candidacy petition with Pulaski Academy and Central School, announcing his run for the Board of Education. He owns a local department store and is a Jamestown Business College and Rider College graduate who served on the Dolgeville Board of Education from 1957 to 1960 before moving to Pulaski.
Holthouse previously ran a variety store on E Bridge Street. The note records a past business on a specific street segment without further context.
The Labor Department reports May consumer prices down 0.2 percent led by lower meat and egg costs. Food dips while fruit and vegetables hold steady. sugar remains above year-ago levels and coffee up 2.3 percent. The overall index stands at 107.8 for both April and May.
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