Delaware Drum And Bugle Corps To Compete Here
Delaware Blue Rocks drum and bugle corps from Wilmington will perform in Oswego’s Independence Day parade and compete at Fort Ontario. They beat Garfield Cadets in Batavia on June 11, part of 27 contests this year. Their 1966 honors include Sound Off champions and Salisbury Eastern Shore title.
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Blue Rock Drum and Bugle Corps
Blue Rock
VFW Post
Walker- Dyer American Legion Post
Wilmington
Dela
Oswego
Blue Rocks
Rochester
Salisbury
Variety Pharmacy Specials Across Health Essentials
A compact list of discounted health and personal care items including insulin U-40 at 99 cents, Clinitest tablets and sets, Philohex and Sominex tablets, Gelusil and Maalox, Italian balm, Jergens lotion, Milk of Magnesia, Kotex, elastic hose, Therogram and ergonomic supports. Prices shown reflect half off or promotional rates with limited stock as noted.
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Jergen
Oswego Aldermen OK Filtration Plant Aid and Ambulance Plans
Aldermen authorized Mayor Shapiro and City Attorney Conway to hire an engineering firm for the water filtration project to comply with a state order. They also approved ambulance specifications, driver assignments, urban renewal notes of 300000, and bids for two used grass cutters, with pending tax relief information from Albany.
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City Hall
Ralph Shapiro
John Conway
State Department of Health
Supreme Court
J. Robert Lynch
Oswego
Water Resources Commission
Shapiro
Conway
Anthony Crisafulli
James Cullinan, Jr
Fire Department
James Sullivan
Donald Woodard
Dolph Norman
Idella Morley
Ontario Amusements, Inc
Fort Ontario
Parks and Playground Committee
Albany
Emericks Off For Canada On Honeymoon
Syracuse Miss Penny Paskevich and Stanley Frederick Emerick Jr were married Saturday at Erwin Methodist Church. The couple left for a Canadian honeymoon after a reception at the University Club.
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Ann Durston
Syracuse
Howard E. Adams
R. Wayne Archer
Gerald Kilgallen
Sharon Coss
Phyllis Siersma
Lissa Cooney
John Durston Emerick
Buffalo
Anthony Paskevich Jr
Walter Cooper
New York City
John Romig
Fayetteville
University Club
Firemen Battle Multiple Blazes Across County and Towns
Mutual Aid logged eight fire calls from yesterday afternoon through nightfall. Incidents included a barn loss on Route 13 near DeGraff, a grass fire that spread to a chicken coop on Moyer Road, and a trailer fire on Route 104 destroying the Parsons trailer. Minor damage reported at the Carl Weaver home fire, with no occupants present.
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Williamstown
DeGraff
Route 13
Central Square
Moyer Rd
Martin Lohn
Caughdeney
West Amboy
Tanner Road
Oswego
Hastings
Carl Weaver
Weaver Road
Hannibal
Route 104
Allen Parsons
Elderly Americans Reach 18.5 Million
The Public Health Service reports one in every 11 people in the United States is 65 or older, totaling 18.5 million aged citizens.
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United States
The
Public Health Service
Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago June 28 1916
A train carrying Company D to war left New York Central station drawing a massive crowd of about 10 000. Women fainted as families cried and cheered, with gifts and kisses given to the soldiers. Edgar Brown received 52 packs of cigarets and 12.30 in spending money.
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New York Central
48Th
Edgar Brown
Brunswick Tensorial
Fred Gallagher
Quarrel Causes Berry Delivery Mishap On East Bridge Street
A quarrel this morning ended with a man running away along East Bridge Street and dropping 14 crates of Oswego berries in the mud. Sir Roger Casement, on trial for treason in London, denied that the Irish Rebellion was inspired by Germany or that he received funds to foment trouble.
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East Bridge St
Roger Casement
London
Germany
Oswego Weather Heat and Local News June 28 1941
Twenty five years ago on Saturday June 28 1941 reports say Reds claim German drive smashed and RAF left Bremen in flames. Oswego records a 95.6 degree high as heat wave peaks. 11 million gallons of water pumped daily. Boy Scout survey notes 59 vacant rooms and 23 vacant houses. Sheriff nomination fields gain two new Republican candidates. Water use concerns prompt urging households to limit sprinklers overnight.
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RAF
Bremen
Oswego
Boy Scout
E. J
Stub) Gallagher
James R. Gault
Hannibal
James M. Bartlett
Volney
Hugh F. Miner
W. A. McCaffrey
Air Force budget may reach 23.6 billion in 1958
Secretary Donald Quarles told today that the Air Force may need 23 6 billion dollars for the year ending July 1 1958. Law bids total 2 455 million dollars for new buildings at Oswego College.
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Donald Quarles
Air Force
Law
Oswego College
Naval Reserve squashes 15-5 at Bob's Sunoco
In city softball action Bob's Sunoco defeated Naval Reserve 15 to 5. The game featured solid fielding and timely hitting as Sunoco built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Iversals
Bob’s Sunoco Downs Naval Reserve
D. Albert Earl
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
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Urey Peery
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Elsie Mae
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U. S. Marine Corps
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Pho
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Security Building
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