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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
2
The Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce reports a rise in May mostly from industrial payrolls and non manufacturing employment. Industrial payrolls for 15 firms grew from 966 472 to 1 156 460, up 189 988. Non manufacturing employment rose from 1 693 to 3 239.
UGI Corporation of Philadelphia announced negotiations to acquire Sectional Structures Inc of Oswego in an exchange of common shares. Sectional Structures, a maker of modular sectional buildings for commercial and institutional use, will remain at its Oswego site, with no plans to relocate.
Peggy Wilson, 34, of Florida, shot 71 to lead the $30,000 Women’s Open Golf Championship at Scenic Hills CC in Pensacola. She holds a one stroke edge over Shirley Englehorn after four birdies and two bogeys aided by a hot putter and a cold Gatorade.
The sun battered the field as 30 amateurs and 69 professionals chased a $5,000 first prize. Defending champion Susie Maxwell Benning posted 78 while Carol Mann shot 77. Mickey Wright, Sandra Haynie, and Kathy Whitworth opened with 6 over par as many players faltered. Ruth Jensen Sybil Griffin and Joann Prentice stood at 73 in a tight leaderboard group.
Richard Reese and another soldier named Richard Riece share birth date November 28, 1947 and the same marriage month, both in November 1967. Both husbands also married a Gwendolyn, prompting Reese to joke about having a twin in the unit.
Five individuals faced city court this morning. Jan Vandermeer pleaded guilty to driving while impaired on June 16, fined 50 dollars and had his license suspended 60 days. Lee Harrington waived a burglary charge connected to Oswego High School incident and was held for the grand jury with bail set at 1000 dollars. Others were adjourned or represented by listed attorneys in cases involving an altercation at West Eighth and Bridge Streets and separate defendants.
To keep bread boards clean sprinkle salt on the surface then scrub with a cut lemon half. Rinse with clear water and dry thoroughly for best results.
Sheriff Cotton reports May totals show 150 arrests by the department 46 criminal and 104 vehicle related. May included 46 motor vehicle accidents 24 with injuries and one fatality 46 criminal charges led by petit larceny and family court apprehensions.笔
Mrs Linda A Loper 93 died at home 57 E Utica St widow of Levi Loper born Scriba Oct 31 1875 taught in area schools lived in Scriba then Oswego member Trinity United Methodist Church survived by son Orla E Loper six grandchildren 11 great grandchildren funeral Sunday 3 p m Dain Funeral Home burial Hillside Cemetery Scriba calling hours Saturday 2-4 and 7-9 p m Lewis Paul Collins 88 of Pittsburgh died Thursday evening early Brockport Normal School graduate founder of Collins and Compar and Collins Barth Co survived by one daughter in Oswego two other daughters 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral Saturday 10 a m from St Pauls Cathedral Pittsburgh
The Oswego police chief announces 48 criminal arrests in May including 15 public intoxication and 10 disorderly conduct. Driving while intoxicated alarms, assaults and harassment top the offense list, with 99 moving violations and 406 parking tickets issued.
Funeral services for Charles M Gillen who died Wednesday were held at Dowdle Funeral Home and St Pauls Catholic Church. A solemn high Mass was celebrated by Rev Paul H Martineau with Deacon Rev William Armani and Sub deacon Rev Joseph J Valky. Burial followed in St Peters Cemetery with Armani and Valky conducting the committal.
Lida A Loper 57 East Utica street died June 27 1967 wife of the late Levi Loper mother of Orla E Loper chairman of the Physics Dept at snco Friends invited to funeral services at Dain Funeral Home Sunday at 3 P.M. Reverend Clyde Rel yea will officiate interment Hillside Cemetery Scriba Calling hours at Dain Funeral Home Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.
Harold and spouse hosted a reunion at The Beeches in Rome on Wednesday night for the Lanigan family. About 400 friends and relatives gathered to honor Charles Lanigan, the new Republican state committee chairman, highlighting a rapid rise from Rome mayor to county executive, state comptroller candidate, and director of the Office of Planning Coordination. The Oswego Lanigans and relatives from Fulton noted the family ties and support from the GOP leader.
James A. Earley will resign as Onondaga Council Boy Scouts of America scout executive Monday to become deputy regional scout executive for Region IT. Earley, in Syracuse since 1963, previously served in Newport News Reading and Tokyo. Under his leadership membership rose from 9,000 to 12,500.
Fred G. Popp 73 dean of Syracuse hotelmen and owner of the Yates Hotel died at St. Joseph's Hospital after a period of ill health. Born April 8 1896 in Rochester he began his hotel career in Syracuse as a stationary engineer after coming here with Henry Horstmann who owned the Hotel Rochester.
Alaska is the most youthful state with half its population under 23.3 years. The report highlights the notably young demographic profile across the state.
A new program titled Small Business U.S. A. will air weekdays at 4 55 p m on Radio Station WOSC expanding coverage of national legislation and marketing trends affecting five million independent firms. New York reporter Frank Singiser will host live from New York, with production in cooperation with the National Federation of Independent Business reflecting Oswego County business interests.
The Greater Oswego Chamber of Commerce declares its fifth annual summer outing and golf day on Thursday August 7 at Oswego Country Club. Activities run 2 to 10 p.m. with golf tennis swimming and more. a smorgasbord follows at 7 p.m. Lloyd Dobricka serves as chairman.
Open auditions for Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Tyler Fine Arts Center at State University College at Oswego. The musical runs on campus from August 2 to August 5 and seeks actors singers and dancers for the large cast production.
Fire Run Oswego Fire Engine Company under Fireman Phil Cutro was called to St. Joseph's parking lot at 11 20 a m today to flush away gas leaking from a car.
All rehearsals are scheduled for weeknights with exceptions the weekend before the performance. The program in music and theatre presents Carousel following last season's Guys and Dolls.
The Black Hills of South Dakota rise as the highest mountains east of the Rockies in the United States, marking a notable geographic feature.
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